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World Cup: England beat France 6-4 as Saka makes history with hat-trick

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Bukayo Saka England (PHOTO CREDIT: @FIFAWorldCup)

The third-place match produced so many goals as well as so many records

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World Cup: England beat France 6-4 as Saka makes history with hat-trick

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