A legendary evening for French wonderkid Kylian Mbappé came to a tragic end as England ran out 6-4 winners in a dramatic and thrilling third-leg tie at the Hard Rock Stadium on Saturday night. While Mbappé cemented his status as an immortal footballer by becoming the top scorer in World Cup history with 22 goals, it was a stunning hat-trick from Bukayo Saka and another veteran Jude Bellingham that gave England a bronze medal.Despite strikers Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham starting on the bench, England’s clinical side broke through the French defense early on to take a 4-0 lead. France, suffering from the pain of exiting the semifinals against Spain, looked to be in the grave before getting them back into the competition.Mbappé started the save in the 48th minute, with a smart shot past Three Lions player Dean Henderson. In the 66th minute, the 27-year-old star made history. Meeting the ball in the box, he unleashed a fierce left-footed strike from 14 yards to beat Henderson again, taking his tally to 10 goals – two ahead of Lionel Messi in the Golden Boot race. More importantly, the goal was his 22nd World Cup goal, surpassing Messi’s all-time record of 21 goals.Mbappé’s second goal brought Les Bleus back to 4-3. However, England quickly reasserted their dominance. The unstoppable Bukayo Saka completed a hat-trick to keep the Three Lions ahead in a chaotic second half.France continued to push, closing the gap to 5-4 through Dembele’s goal and threatening a major equalizer. But late substitute Jude Bellingham put the finishing touches on the game in extra time. The Real Madrid midfielder made a stunning run, weaving his way past several French defenders before slotting the ball in to seal a stunning 6-4 victory. While England celebrated a thrilling finish to their campaign, Mbappé walked away with a historic defeat.