
Mbappé Claims All‑Time World Cup Scoring Crown
Kylian Mbappé has become the all‑time leading scorer in World Cup history with 22 goals, overtaking Lionel Messi’s 21‑goal record and cementing his place among the game’s greatest marksmen.
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Kylian Mbappé has become the all‑time leading scorer in World Cup history with 22 goals, overtaking Lionel Messi’s 21‑goal record and cementing his place among the game’s greatest marksmen.

In a dramatic finish to the World Cup third‑place match, Kylian Mbappé’s brace not only secured victory over England but also reshaped the all‑time scoring rankings, pushing the French star ahead of Lionel Messi.

Kylian Mbappe’s brace in the third‑place match not only secured a podium finish but also reshaped the all‑time World Cup scorer chart, edging past Lionel Messi.

Mbappé's latest goal propels him to the summit of World Cup scoring history, rewriting the record books.

Kylian Mbappé's 22 World Cup goals have pushed Lionel Messi to second place, reshaping the tournament's legendary scorer hierarchy.

Argentina edged Cape Verde 3‑2 after extra time in Miami, a result that highlighted the African nation’s improbable run and Messi’s march toward a World Cup scoring record.
A possible round of 16 clash between Germany and France at the 2026 World Cup would revive a storied rivalry, with both teams needing to win their respective round of 32 fixtures to meet in Philadelphia on July 4.

A comprehensive victory in Dallas showcases Argentina's perfect group record, historic milestones for Lionel Messi, and the emergence of new talent ahead of a Miami showdown with Cape Verde.

Ousmane Dembélé's first‑half hat‑trick, Pape Gueye's double‑assist, and Spain's flawless group run highlight a day of surprising results and record‑breaking performances.

At 39, Lionel Messi remains the leading scorer in his sixth World Cup, a testament to his enduring brilliance and the remarkable path that took him from a small Argentine neighborhood to global icon.

At 39, Lionel Messi remains the leading scorer in the ongoing World Cup, having netted five goals across just two matches, a testament to his enduring brilliance.

Lionel Messi's second goal in stoppage time gave Argentina a 2-0 win over Austria, marking his 18th World Cup goal and extending his record of scoring in six consecutive tournaments.

Lionel Messi's brace against Austria not only secured a 2-0 win but also broke the World Cup scoring record, joining an elite group of players with six consecutive tournament goals.

Lionel Messi's 18th World Cup goal, scored in stoppage time against Austria, broke the all‑time scoring record and underscored Argentina's unbeaten start to the tournament.

Lionel Messi's two goals against Austria not only secured a 2-0 win but also etched his name into World Cup history, as his father battles illness.

Lionel Messi broke the World Cup scoring record during Argentina's match against Austria, extending a historic streak while navigating personal pressures.

In a tightly contested match against Austria, Lionel Messi scored his 17th World Cup goal, surpassing all male players in tournament history. The achievement unfolded against a backdrop of personal strain, with his father Jorge battling illness.

Lionel Messi's 17th World Cup goal broke the men's record during Argentina's match against Austria, a feat achieved after a missed penalty earlier in the game.

Lionel Messi's three goals against Algeria set multiple records, while Kylian Mbappé's brace helped France open its campaign with a win.

Kylian Mbappé scored twice, including a late strike, to lead France to a 3‑1 victory over Senegal, marking his 58th international goal and moving him level with Gerd Müller on the all‑time World Cup scoring chart.

Kylian Mbappe's two goals led France to a dominant 3-1 victory over Senegal, marking his ascent as the nation's all-time World Cup scorer.

At 41, Cristiano Ronaldo aims for a World Cup victory that would complete a career defined by unprecedented goal records and longevity.

Across eight decades, fifteen icons have shaped the World Cup stage with unforgettable performances, record‑breaking goals and leadership that transcended the game.

A snapshot of regional forecasts ahead of the tournament, highlighting France's favored status, the United States' underdog role, and the optimism of local high school mentors.