Here's a list of the players with their names on the scoresheet the most times in World Cup history.

In the biggest edition of the World Cup yet, we've already seen more goals than ever before — and we've already witnessed some bangers and golazos in just group play.  Lionel Messi continued to do what he does best and make history,

Mbappe scored his 17th and 18th career World Cup goals to keep chasing Lionel Messi and tournament history in France's 3-0 victory over Sweden in Tuesday's round of 32 clash. In doing so, the 27-year-old star for the two-time World Cup champions visibly embraced the big moments.

Lionel Messi has 5 goals through two group-stage matches, while Haaland and Mbappé each have 4, and Ronaldo has 2.

Norway notched a historic win over Côte d'Ivoire in a second-half showdown, and they have their biggest name to thank for it.

With Kylian Mbappe chasing World Cup immortality, we predict exactly how many goals he may end up with at this tournament.