Mbappe Continues to Make History in the World Cup
The French star Kylian Mbappé continued to cement his place among World Cup legends, becoming the first player in the tournament's history to score two or more goals in six different matches, achieving a new record that no player has reached since the World Cup's inception.
The achievement came after the outstanding performance of the French national team captain in the current edition of the 2026 World Cup, where he continued to score goals at exceptional rates, adding a new number to his series of historical records in the tournament.
Mbappé's six matches in which he scored two or more goals were spread across the 2018, 2022, and 2026 editions, confirming his remarkable consistency on the world's biggest football stage, and he is still only twenty-seven years old.
Mbappé is already considered one of the greatest scorers in World Cup history, having surpassed many legendary names in the number of goals scored at a young age. He continues to chase the records of the tournament's all-time top scorer, Miroslav Klose.
As France continues its journey in the 2026 World Cup, the opportunity seems available for the Real Madrid striker to further enhance his records in a tournament where he has become one of the prominent names consistently associated with breaking records.
The achievement came after the outstanding performance of the French national team captain in the current edition of the 2026 World Cup, where he continued to score goals at exceptional rates, adding a new number to his series of historical records in the tournament.
Mbappé's six matches in which he scored two or more goals were spread across the 2018, 2022, and 2026 editions, confirming his remarkable consistency on the world's biggest football stage, and he is still only twenty-seven years old.
Mbappé is already considered one of the greatest scorers in World Cup history, having surpassed many legendary names in the number of goals scored at a young age. He continues to chase the records of the tournament's all-time top scorer, Miroslav Klose.
As France continues its journey in the 2026 World Cup, the opportunity seems available for the Real Madrid striker to further enhance his records in a tournament where he has become one of the prominent names consistently associated with breaking records.
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