England beat France 6-4 in 10-goal thriller for third-place finish

England defeated France 6-4 in a high-scoring third-place play-off, securing their best men's World Cup finish since 1966. The match, played on Saturday, saw Bukayo Saka score a hat-trick to lead his team to victory. The result means England finish third in the tournament, their highest placement in 56 years. The game featured a total of 10 goals, making it one of the most thrilling matches of the competition. France, who had been favorites, were unable to contain England's attacking prowess. The victory caps a strong campaign for England, who had not reached the semi-finals since 1990. The team will now look ahead to future tournaments with renewed confidence.