Olivier Giroud has his record. The leading goalscorer in French men's national team history. He's surpassed Thierry Henry and put his name in the history books. Good for him.
His name will not be there for long, though. On the night when Giroud sealed his place in history, Kylian Mbappe reminded the world that it won't be long before he breaks that record - and many more.
Mbappe provided Giroud with the assist for his record-breaking goal before scoring two stunners of his own in France's 3-1 win over Poland in the last 16 of the World Cup.
Mbappe actually broke a couple of records himself with his second-half strikes. He's the first Frenchman to score four goals at multiple World Cups, while he's also surpassed Pele for the most World Cup goals before the age of 24.
France will now face England or Senegal in the quarter-finals, and with Mbappe in this form, the defending champions will head into it in confident mood.
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