PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Kylian Mbappé of France scored two goals on Monday to reach 16 for his World Cup career, moving into a tie for second most in tournament history as he tries to keep pace with new record holder Lionel Messi.

Playing in his third World Cup, the 27-year-old Mbappé against Iraq, giving Les Bleus a 1-0 lead in his 100th international game. After that extended the halftime break to more than two hours, Mbappé found the net again in the 54th minute to move into a tie with Miroslav Klose of Germany, who had the goals record before this World Cup began.

The Associated Press