What happened: Kylian Mbappe has made his 100th appearance for the French national team, a milestone reached alongside a tally of 58 international goals. That total stands as the most in France's history, confirming him as the country's all-time leading scorer at the senior level.
Why it matters: Joining the 100-cap club places Mbappe among a small group of France's most-capped players, and doing so as the outright scoring leader cements his standing as the central figure of this generation. The goal count extends a record that he equaled earlier this month with his 57th goal, and with years still ahead of him the mark looks set to climb well beyond the reach of his predecessors.
By the numbers: Mbappe's France ledger reads 100 caps and 58 goals, a strike rate of better than one goal every other appearance across his international career to date.
What to watch: Attention turns to how far Mbappe can push the scoring record over the remainder of the international calendar, and to the cap total he can reach if he sustains his current run with Les Bleus.