18 Jul, 07:00··

England defeats France 6-4 in World Cup match

ZEIT Online

England won a match against France. The score was 6-4. This is a significant result for England’s team.

England played France in a match for third place at the 2026 World Cup. The game had many goals, with England winning 6-4. Kylian Mbappé played for France and tried to score. Harry Kane did not play for England. Fans watched the match in Miami, Florida. This result is important for both teams as they prepare for the next World Cup.

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Highlights

England Won 6-4 Against France

England defeated France 6-4 in a match for third place at the 2026 World Cup.

Ten Goals in the Match

The England versus France match featured ten goals.

England Dominated France

England dominated France throughout the match, leading 4-0 at halftime.

Mbappé Aiming for Messi's Record

Kylian Mbappé is trying to score more goals and surpass Lionel Messi.

Significant Victory for England

This victory is a significant achievement for England’s team and coach Tuchel.

Perspectives

Sources agree
  • England won the match against France.
  • England scored 4 goals in the match.
  • France scored 6 goals in the match.
  • The match was played for third place in the World Cup.
Sources disagree
Outcome of the match

Source NU.nl, RTBF, ANSA, Yle Uutiset, New state that England won the match and achieved third place.

NU.nl, RTBF, ANSA, Yle Uutiset, New

Source tagesschau, tagesschau, Der Spiegel, ZEIT ONLINE, El País, ANSA, ANSA, ANSA state that France won the match.

tagesschau, Der Spiegel, ZEIT ONLINE, El País, ANSA, ANSA, ANSA

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Score of the match

Source NU.nl, RTBF, ANSA, Yle Uutiset, New state the score was 4-6.

NU.nl, RTBF, ANSA, Yle Uutiset, New

Source tagesschau, tagesschau, Der Spiegel, ZEIT ONLINE, El País, ANSA, ANSA, ANSA state the score was 6-4.

tagesschau, Der Spiegel, ZEIT ONLINE, El País, ANSA, ANSA, ANSA

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