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Mbappe strikes again to send France through

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Mbappe strikes again to send France through

Mbappe scored a record-extending 11th World Cup knockout-stage goal, while becoming the first player to bag in the Round of 16 in three successive tournaments.

Having stunned Germany on penalties to reach the Round of 16, Paraguay effectively shut up shop in a frustrating first half for France.

Kylian Mbappe scored his seventh goal of the FIFA World Cup 2026™ as France overcame Paraguay to set up a quarter-final meeting with Morocco.

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