Ten goals. Two all-time World Cup records broken in the same 20-minute stretch. And an England captain who never left the bench. The World Cup's third-place match is usually a formality nobody wants to play — this one turned into one of the strangest, richest nights in the tournament's history.
England beat France 6-4 at Miami Stadium in Miami Gardens to claim the bronze medal, England's best World Cup finish since the country's only title in 1966. A four-goal England lead built by half-time nearly evaporated in a French flurry, before two late goals, the second of them scored in the final kick of the match, settled it.
