Lionel Messi is no longer alone at the top. Kylian Mbappé, with his 21st career FIFA World Cup goal, has now tied the all-time record for goals at the tournament after Messi broke the record on June 22 against Austria. Mbappé's record-tying goal came in France's bronze final match against England on Saturday at Miami Stadium. Mbappé found the back of the net in the 48th minute, with France trailing England 4-1. Mbappé, 27, has now scored 21 goals in 22 World Cup matches for France. By comparison, Messi scored his 21st goal in his 31st World Cup appearance for Argentina at the age of 39 years o...
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