Ten goals. In a third-place match. At the World Cup. England put six past France in Miami on July 18, winning 6-4 in what is now the highest-scoring bronze medal playoff in World Cup history.

For England, it’s their best tournament finish since lifting the actual trophy back in 1966.

A first half that broke France

England went into halftime leading 4-0. That’s not a typo.

Bukayo Saka was the star, scoring a hat-trick to help England build what looked like an insurmountable cushion.