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World Cup round of 32: Can Erling Haaland and Kylian Mbappe keep scoring with Norway and France in action

Mbappé and Haaland dominate as France and Norway power through World Cup Round of 32

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France and Norway advanced in the World Cup Round of 32 with standout performances from Kylian Mbappé and Erling Haaland. France defeated Sweden 3-0, with Mbappé scoring twice, while Norway edged past Ivory Coast 2-1, thanks to Haaland’s goal. Mexico also secured a 2-0 win over Ecuador, setting up high-stakes matchups in the next round.

Coverage highlights Mbappé’s brace as a defining moment for France, with outlets like *The New York Times* and *BBC* framing their attack as one of the tournament’s most formidable. FOX Sports and NBC News provided real-time updates on match schedules, streaming options, and Haaland’s continued goal-scoring prowess. The *Times* questioned whether France’s offensive record could remain unchallenged, while *BBC* emphasized the tactical resilience of both teams.

Next to watch: France’s next matchup, Norway’s path to the Round of 16, and whether Mbappé and Haaland can sustain their scoring momentum. Mexico’s progress also sets up potential clashes with top-tier teams in the knockout stages.

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Quick answers

Did Mbappé score twice in France’s match?

Yes, according to *NBC News* and *BBC*, Mbappé scored a brace in France’s 3-0 win over Sweden.

How did Norway advance?

Norway won 2-1 against Ivory Coast, with Erling Haaland scoring the decisive goal, per *NBC News*.

Are there any records at risk in this tournament?

Coverage from *The New York Times* suggests France’s offensive record could be challenged, though no specific records were named.

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