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Kylian Mbappe Sets World Cup 2026 Sprint Speed Record at 37.6 km/h
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First reported by N12 · 42 minutes ago
What happened
French captain Kylian Mbappe set the 2026 World Cup's fastest sprint record at 37.6 km/h during the round of 16, while also becoming the all-time knockout goal scorer. The tournament features multiple historic records, including Messi's scoring feats and Spain's defensive streak, alongside massive digital viewership.
- 01Kylian Mbappe recorded the fastest sprint at 37.6 km/h in the 2026 World Cup round of 16.
- 02Mbappe holds the all-time record with 11 World Cup knockout-stage goals.
- 03Three players scored at least seven goals each: Messi, Mbappe, and Haaland.
- 04Lionel Messi became the top World Cup scorer with 21 goals and scored in nine consecutive matches.
- 05Spain's goalkeeper Unai Simon set a clean sheet record of 609 minutes.
- 06FIFA reported 20 billion video views, a 485% increase from 2022, with Norway's celebration viral on TikTok.
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