The men’s World Cup scoring record is down to one goal. ⚽️
Lionel Messi leads the all-time men’s World Cup scoring chart with 19 goals, and Kylian Mbappé is one back on 18 after scoring twice in France’s 3-0 win over Sweden on June 30. Mbappé recently put the chase plainly: “Leo always scores.”
The gap matters because Mbappé has reached 18 goals in 18 World Cup matches and already owns the men’s knockout-stage scoring record. France faces Paraguay on July 4, so the race for the tournament’s biggest scoring mark is still active.
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The men’s World Cup scoring record is down to one goal. ⚽️
Lionel Messi leads the all-time men’s World Cup scoring chart with 19 goals, and Kylian Mbappé is one back on 18 after scoring twice in France’s 3-0 win over Sweden on June 30. Mbappé recently put the chase plainly: “Leo always scores.”
The gap matters because Mbappé has reached 18 goals in 18 World Cup matches and already owns the men’s knockout-stage scoring record. France faces Paraguay on July 4, so the race for the tournament’s biggest scoring mark is still active.
#WorldCup #LionelMessi #KylianMbappe #France #Argentina