France beat Sweden 3-0 on Tuesday to secure a place in the World Cup round of 16 against Paraguay. Kylian Mbappé scored twice, including a go-ahead goal in the 45th minute described as the result of a crossover step, and added another in the 74th minute. His two goals take his tournament total to six, matching Lionel Messi for the lead in goals at this stage. France also added a third goal, with Bradley Barcola scoring in the 53rd minute. Multiple outlets report that Mbappé records several tournament milestones: this was his third two-goal match of the competition, and he set a career scoring record for World Cup knockout rounds. Sweden coach Graham Potter praises France’s overall quality and depth, while stating that Sweden still has a chance to advance in the matchup. France’s scoring stretch is also highlighted, with one report noting that they become the first nation to score at least three goals in five consecutive World Cup matches.