Mumbai, July 20 -- There is a certain sadness that teams carry into the third-place playoff match at the FIFA World Cup. Barely 72 hours after suffering a heartbreak, their dream of achieving glory having crashed, they have to pick themselves up and go for an unwanted consolation game. "None of our players and none of the French players want to play this match," England manager Thomas Tuchel said ahead of the game in Miami on Saturday night. Yet, the match turned out to be free-flowing, the kind of football one is unlikely to see in a knockout game of consequence. There was a hat-trick, a one-sided first half followed by a breath-taking near comeback in the second. There was a world record for French talisman Kylian Mbappe, a fond farewell ...