Miami, July 19 -- France captain Kylian Mbappe has predicted that Argentinian skipper and his former PSG mate, Lionel Messi, will score at least one goal against Spain in the FIFA World Cup final on Sunday (local time).

Mbappe's World Cup campaign ended after France lost to England 6-4 in the third-place match. However, the French skipper is leading the tally of goal scorers in the 2026 edition of the World Cup with 10 goals, putting him two clear of Messi, who has scored eight.

As the two players compete for the Golden Boot, Mbappe told Fox Sports, "Leo, he scores all the time. Tomorrow he will score, for sure."

Reflecting on the loss against England in the third-place match, Mbappe said that he would have preferred being in the final...