France and England mark 2026 World Cup after 8 goals
The third-place match at the 2026 World Cup between France and England witnessed a historic event, with both teams collectively scoring a total of 10 goals. This made them the first two teams to each score at least four goals in the same match since 64 years ago. It also became the highest-scoring game in World Cup history since Hungary's 10-1 victory over El Salvador in 1982. The match ended with England winning 6-4, after England scored four goals in the first half, followed by a French resurgence in the second half with three goals. The teams exchanged goals until the final whistle.
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