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Mbappe Scores 15th World Cup Goal for France Against Iraq
Kylian Mbappe scored his 15th career World Cup goal in the first half against Iraq. The goal gave France a 1-0 lead at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia.
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Kylian Mbappe scored his 15th career World Cup goal on Monday against Iraq. The curling shot in the 14th minute gave France a 1-0 lead at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia. Mbappe tied Brazil's Ronaldo for third on the all-time World Cup goal list.
He scored a hat trick in the 2022 final but France lost to Argentina on penalties. Mbappe joined Real Madrid before the 2024-25 season from Paris Saint-Germain and scored 56 goals in 65 league games. He briefly led active scorers before Lionel Messi tied Miroslav Klose's record.
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