The third-place match at Hard Rock Stadium featured 10 goals as England secured a 6-4 victory over France
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England defeated France 6-4 in the third-place match of the 2026 World Cup on Sunday at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, securing the bronze medal. The high-scoring game featured a total of 10 goals, with England overcoming France in a thrilling contest.
According to reports, the match lived up to expectations as a goal festival, with both teams displaying attacking football. England's victory marked a strong finish to their tournament campaign, while France fell short in their bid for a podium finish.
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England defeated France in the small final of the 2026 Cupa Mondială and takes bronze, after an absolutely stunning match in Miami.
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The small final of the 2026 Cupa Mondială was exactly as many football fans expected: a festival of goals.
according to G4MediaEngland won 6-4 on Sunday at Hard Rock Stadium against France.
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