Mbappe closes on Messi record as France win longest World Cup match after 131-minute weather delay

France beat Iraq 3-0 in the longest-ever World Cup match, which was delayed for 131 minutes due to thunderstorms at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia. Kylian Mbappé scored twice, bringing his tournament tally to four goals and his all-time World Cup total to 16, just two behind Lionel Messi's record. Ousmane Dembélé also netted his first World Cup goal, with the match concluding nearly four hours after kick-off.