England Dominate Big Chances, France Lead in Shots
According to official match statistics, England created five big chances during their World Cup quarterfinal clash against France, while France managed only two. However, France registered 15 total shots compared to England's 11, highlighting contrasting attacking approaches.
Possession and Passing Accuracy
England enjoyed 58% possession, completing 87% of their passes (612 of 704). France had 42% possession with an 81% pass completion rate (398 of 491). England also made more passes in the final third (142 vs 89).
Defensive Actions
France made 23 clearances to England's 12, and 11 interceptions versus England's 8. Both teams committed 14 fouls each. England won 58% of aerial duels (15 of 26), while France won 42% (11 of 26).
Key Players
Harry Kane had three shots (two on target) and created two chances. Kylian Mbappe had five shots (three on target) and created one chance. Declan Rice made three tackles and two interceptions, while Aurelien Tchouameni made two tackles and one interception.
Impact on the Game
Despite England's superior chance creation, France's efficiency in front of goal proved decisive. France scored two goals from their two big chances, while England scored one from their five big chances. The match ended 2-1 in favor of France, who advanced to the semifinals.
