Ousmane Dembele made history on Friday after scoring a hat-trick for his country in the ongoing World Cup final group game against Norway.
Dembele showed his speed and unshakeable mental toughness as he led a 4-1 win against Norway. Thanks also to Desire Doue for completing the four goals.
Dembele wasted no time in making his mark on the game. His three goals came within the opening 32 minutes, putting Norway under pressure from the start and leaving the French supporters celebrating an unforgettable performance.
Dembele’s hat-trick just 32 minutes into the game has broken the history record as the second earliest goal scored by a player in this FIFA World tournament Cup, according to OptaJoe.
Dembele’s pace, movement, and clinical finishing have made him one of the standout players of the tournament. His ability to create chances and score important goals has played a major role in France’s unbeaten run through the group stage.
The Ballon d’Or winner scored on Monday against Iraq as France won 3-0 in their second Fifa World Cup match.
Football fans around the world will be watching closely to see whether Dembele can continue his incredible scoring run and help France move one step closer to lifting the FIFA World Cup trophy.
