Here's a list of the players with their names on the scoresheet the most times in World Cup history.

Kylian Mbappe continues to rise on the all-time World Cup scoring list, tying Brazil's Ronaldo for third in history with 15 goals with his strike against Iraq on Monday,.

Messi moved into a share of the lead in the Golden Boot race with four goals through Argentina's opening group-stage matches, while Mbappe remains in contention after opening his account for France.