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Big shame on you. Always funding excuse to be happy after all the pains".

Svoboda:
The so called midget is now a fraud because Mr Penalty never played in a world cup final?

🚨ÚLTIMA HORA: FIFA abre investigación disciplinaria contra Argentina por los graves incidentes tras la final del Mundial.

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Kylian Mbappe has become the first player to win the World Cup Golden Boot twice after earning the award for top scorer at the 2026 tournament.


The France forward netted 10 goals in eight games to edge out Lionel Messi in a high-quality race.

Having struck eight times to finish top scorer at Qatar 2022, Mbappe has won the Golden Boot in back-to-back World Cups.

The 27-year-old was the first man to reach double figures for World Cup goals since Gerd Muller for West Germany in 1970.

Only Just Fontaine, who hit 13 for France in 1958, and Hungary's Sandor Kocsis with 11 in 1954, have scored more individual goals in a single tournament.

Mbappe is also now the men's World Cup all-time top scorer with 22 goals - one ahead of Messi.

World champions Spain swept the rest of the awards, including captain Rodri winning the Golden Ball as the tournament's best player.

Mbappe moved clear of Messi on Saturday with two goals in the bronze match, although he could not stop France falling to a 6-4 defeat against England and finishing fourth.

"When you score that many goals in the World Cup, it certainly takes you to a whole new level," he said after Saturday's match in Miami.

"But I would have preferred not to be the top scorer and to have played in the final. It's good for my legacy once I've retired, but right now, that's not what's on my mind."

Mbappe also scored twice against Senegal and Iraq in the group stage, as well as Sweden in the last 32.

He followed that with strikes against Paraguay in the last 16 - the 70th-minute winner from the penalty spot - and against Morocco in the quarter-finals.

Messi could have overtaken the Real Madrid forward with a hat-trick in the World Cup final on Sunday.

However, the 39-year-old could not find the net in New Jersey as his Argentina side were beaten 1-0 by Spain, and ended the competition with eight goals in as many matches.

England's Jude Bellingham and Erling Haaland of Norway scored seven times, while France forward Ousmane Dembele and English captain Harry Kane followed them in the list with six.

blackslayer:
Yes! Nazi's lost! Mbappe is the highest goal scorer in the world cup history and not messi nazi!

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An asylum seeker who raped a vulnerable man who was "in need of assistance" in a park has been jailed

Leicester Crown Court heard Islamuddin Talash raped the man, who had run away from home and was approaching strangers in the hope of buying a bike in Abbey Park, Leicester, in the afternoon of 9 October 2023.

The court was told Talash, from Smethwick, invited the victim back to his hotel where he said he had a bike he could give him, before he took him to a "secluded" area of the park and attacked him.

Recorder Sacha Ackland sentenced the 43-year-old to six years in prison on Wednesday, minus the time he has spent on remand, of which he will serve no more than two thirds in custody.

Ackland told Talash, an Afghan national, that upon completion of his sentence he would be liable to automatic deportation.

Talash was convicted of one count of rape following a trial at Leicester Crown Court in June, after the court was told he had stood trial twice before.

The court heard the victim had never visited Leicester before, and had conditions that impacted his social functioning and reduced his ability to recognise danger.

Sentencing Talash, Ackland said the victim - who was 20 at the time - was "in need of assistance" and he "naively decided to trust you".

The court heard Talash took the victim to an area of the park "clearly used by people having sex", where there were used condoms on the ground.


[color=#000099]The recorder said Talash instructed the victim to perform MouthAction on him, to which he "reluctantly agreed" despite not wanting to do so. [/color]

Ackland told the court the victim took the "path of least resistance", not recognising "you would do further".

Prosecutor Paul Cavin KC said a severe aggravating factor in the case was he left the victim "open" to contracting a sexually transmitted infection (STI).

The court heard Talash had a sexually transmitted disease at the time of the offence, which he had been taking treatment for.

The victim did not contract a disease, the court heard, but he had to undergo treatment.

"I'm sure at least on some level you knew you were exposing him to a risk of contracting the disease," Ackland said.

Tom Welshman, defending, said the offence was "serious" and has had a "serious impact", but told the court he had a "number of points to make professionally".

Welshman told the hearing a number of Talash's family members were killed in Afghanistan and he had come to the UK to "escape a hellish existence".


Ensure justice was done'
Ackland said during the trial, she was told he arrived in the UK as an asylum seeker, having escaped the Taliban.

Listing mitigating factors, Welshman told the court Talash had no previous convictions.

Ackland said before the victim met Talash, he met two teenagers who had "maturity and compassion" to recognise the victim was vulnerable, and kept an eye on what was happening.

Ackland said the two boys discovered what was happening, helped the victim, and took him to a police station to report the offence.

They have since attended court three times in the past two years "to ensure justice was done", the court heard.

Ackland commended the two teenagers and said they would receive £250 each.

In addition to his prison sentence, Talash was placed on the sex offenders register for life.

Det Sgt Sarah Jones, the officer in the case, said: "The actions of the witnesses on that day were crucial in this investigation, they did absolutely the right thing by acting on their suspicions.

"They, along with the victim, deserve enormous credit for giving an account in court that led to today's outcome."

Ishilove:
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McLizbae:
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