The World Cup resumed on Saturday with the third-place playoff, as England claimed a 6-4 win over France. Bukayo Saka’s hat-trick propelled the Three Lions to their strongest tournament performance since 1966. Meanwhile, Kylian Mbappé netted two goals for Les Bleus, surpassing Lionel Messi to become the all-time leading scorer in World Cup history with 22 career goals.
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