Mbappe sets World Cup scoring record as England beats France in third-place match

Kylian Mbappe has set a new record for the most goals in World Cup history, scoring his 22nd goal in the tournament. The French star achieved the milestone during the bronze medal match against England, which ended with a 6-4 victory for England. England's Bukayo Saka scored a hat-trick in the game, helping his team secure third place. Saka later said he felt he could have contributed more earlier in the tournament. The match was a high-scoring affair, with both teams attacking freely. Mbappe's record-breaking goal came in what was his final appearance of the World Cup, as France finished fourth. Mbappe has now surpassed Lionel Messi on the all-time scoring list, adding to his impressive tally. Both players had been competing for the Golden Boot throughout the tournament. England's victory gave them their best result in recent World Cups, while France will look to rebuild after a disappointing end to their campaign.