England won the bronze at the World Cup after a spectacular 6-4 against France

In an electrifying match, England defeated France 6-4, winning the bronze medal at the World Championship.

France started weakly, trailing 4-0 at halftime, after goals from Declan Rice, Konsa, Rashford, and Saka. After the break, France came back into the game, with Mbappe scoring twice and Barcola adding another goal. Mbappe reached 10 goals in this edition of the tournament, surpassing Messi in the all-time ranking, with a total of 22 goals. The introduction of Bellingham changed the dynamics of the match, and Saka converted a penalty in the 87th minute. Although Dembele scored for France in the 90+6 minute, Bellingham set the final score. The team compositions included top players, and coaches Didier Deschamps and Thomas Tuchel experienced a memorable match.