History is being made right before our eyes at the 2026 World Cup!

For the first time since the World Cup began, three players are tied at the top of the scoring table with seven goals each, turning the race for the Golden Boot into one of the most thrilling of all time.

At the top of the list are Kylian Mbappé with France, Lionel Messi with Argentina, and Erling Haaland with Norway. Haaland reached seven goals thanks to his impressive brace against Brazil, leading his country to the World Cup quarterfinals for the first time.

Right behind them is Harry Kane with six goals. The England captain scored again against Mexico and remains hot on their heels, keeping the race for the top alive as the tournament enters its most critical stage.

*photo source: AP