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June 22, 2026 · Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia · FIFA World Cup 2026™
Match ReportJune 22, 2026· KickD Sports Desk

France 3–0 Iraq: Mbappé Double Settles Weather-Hit Win in Philadelphia

Kylian Mbappé scored twice and Ousmane Dembélé added a third as France beat Iraq 3–0 in a match interrupted by a weather suspension at Lincoln Financial Field.

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France brushed aside Iraq 3–0 in Philadelphia in a match briefly halted by a weather suspension, with Kylian Mbappé scoring twice and Ousmane Dembélé adding the third to send Les Bleus through to the knockout stage as Group I leaders.

The outcome rarely looked in doubt once France found their rhythm. Mbappé opened the scoring on 14 minutes, finishing a flowing move begun by Michael Olise, who would go on to provide the spark for two of the night's goals. The captain's pace and movement were a constant menace, and Iraq spent long spells simply trying to contain the threat rather than build one of their own.

Mbappé and Dembélé Take Charge

The contest was interrupted by the kind of severe-weather stoppage that has tested several venues this summer, players and supporters sent from the field as the storm passed. But France picked up exactly where they had left off. Mbappé struck again on 54 minutes, this time set up by Dembélé, before returning the favour 12 minutes later — Olise the architect once more as Dembélé made it 3–0.

Iraq, organised and committed throughout, found France's quality too much to contain once the floodgates opened. Yet there were spells of genuine resistance to take heart from, periods in which they pressed bravely and asked questions of a France side that, for all its star power, can still be drawn into untidy passages.

Favourites Hitting Their Stride

For France, the manner of the win matters as much as the result. Mbappé looks razor-sharp, Dembélé and Olise give the attack width and unpredictability, and qualification is secured with a game to spare. Few sides arrive at the knockout rounds with a forward line this dangerous — and that, more than anything, is why Les Bleus remain among the favourites to lift the trophy.

Group I Picture

The win gives France a perfect six points and top spot in Group I, ahead of Norway on goal difference. Iraq, still searching for their first point, are left facing elimination heading into the final round of fixtures.

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