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Kylian Mbappé just rewrote World Cup history with a dazzling triple-double against England—two goals, one assist—boosting his tournament tally to ten goals and four assists. With 22 career goals in just three tournaments, he now holds the all-time World Cup scoring record, surpassing Lionel Messi. Messi, who led with eight goals and four assists, now trails in the Golden Boot race and the all-time list—but still has a shot to reclaim the top spot in the final match, needing two goals and one assist against Spain. If tied, Mbappé’s fewer minutes played give him the edge. Either way, Mbappé’s legacy is already cemented—he reached Messi’s previous record in half the tournaments.

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