The Full Time Report — Ep.45: Messi Takes the Night, Mbappe Makes History, and United Wait on Ederson
Wednesday June seventeenth. Matchday six finally gave the World Cup its superstar night: Lionel Messi scored three for Argentina and moved level with Miroslav Klose on sixteen World Cup goals, Kylian Mbappe became France's all-time leading scorer in a three-one win over Senegal, Erling Haaland got Norway rolling against Iraq, and Austria survived a proper scare from Jordan. Then we head to the transfer desk, where Manchester United are waiting on Ederson, Manchester City are still pushing towards Elliot Anderson, Arsenal and Chelsea are both circling Morgan Rogers, and Real Madrid have given Antonio Rudiger another year.
Episode guide
Show notes
- France beat Senegal three-one, but only after Mbappe and Olise shifted the game in the second half.
- Norway beat Iraq four-one, with Haaland scoring twice and Martin Odegaard's set-piece delivery helping settle it.
- Messi scored all three Argentina goals against Algeria, moving level with Miroslav Klose on sixteen World Cup goals.
- Austria beat Jordan three-one, though Jordan's World Cup debut was far bolder than the scoreline suggests.
- Premier League transfer talk is still waiting on World Cup timing, but the Ederson, Anderson and Morgan Rogers threads are already shaping the summer.
Sources
- ESPN World Cup fixtures and results
- FIFA France three-one Senegal match report
- ESPN Iraq one-four Norway report
- ESPN UK Argentina three-nil Algeria match page
- Reuters Austria three-one Jordan report
- Reuters Jordan coach reaction
- Reuters Messi, Haaland and Mbappe round-up
- Sky Sports Premier League summer window plans
- Premier League summer transfer needs
- Reuters Rudiger extension
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