Bukayo Saka netted England's third goal in the 37th minute against France, extending their lead in the FIFA World Cup 2026 third-place match. The Three Lions have been on fire in the first half, already bagging three goals against their rivals.
The scoring spree began with Declan Rice, who fired in the opener from long range. Rice then turned provider, setting up Ezri Konsa for the second goal from a corner kick.
Saka's goal was the culmination of a swift counter-attacking move. Marcus Rashford played a key role, driving through on goal and brilliantly setting up Saka for a well-executed finish.
With Saka's strike, England now holds a commanding three-goal advantage over France, putting them in a strong position to secure third place in the tournament.
