VERY SAD Kylain Mbappe News has been announced this Evening after picking up and Ankle Injury in thier 3- 0 wim against Azerbaijan in the world Cup qualifiers

France’s dominant display was evident in their 3-0 victory over Azerbaijan in the UEFA World Cup 2026 qualifiers. Les Blues controlled the game from start to finish, boasting a staggering 77% possession rate and outshooting their opponents 33-1, with 23 shots coming from inside the box.
Mbappe’s Masterclass
Kylian Mbappe was the star of the show, unleashing a moment of individual brilliance to score the opening goal in the first half stoppage time. This marked his 17th goal of the season, and he has now scored in each of his last 10 games in all competitions. Mbappe’s performance was a testament to his exceptional skill, pace, and ability to create chances. He terrorized the Azerbaijan defense with his speed and agility, creating multiple scoring opportunities for himself and his teammates.
France’s Clinical Finish
The second half saw France continue their dominance, with Adrien Rabiot and Florian Thauvin adding to the scoreline. Rabiot capitalized on a precise cross from Mbappe, while Thauvin marked his return to the French national team with a stunning overhead finish. The team’s clinical finish was a reflection of their superior quality and cohesion.
Injury Concern for Mbappe
However, the highlight of the match was overshadowed by an injury concern for Mbappe, who aggravated an ankle issue towards the second half. He was subsequently substituted, and Eduardo Camavinga was brought on for the final 20 minutes of the game. Fortunately, Camavinga made a solid impression, completing 27 of 28 attempted passes and winning all of his aerial duels.
Next Match
With Mbappe’s fitness to be closely monitored, France will be eager to have their star player back fit for club football immediately. Les Blues will now focus on their next qualifier against Iceland on October 13, aiming to seal the top spot in Group D and book their ticket to the FIFA World Cup 2026 in the United States.