The France and England national teams have announced their lineups for this Saturday’s (18) clash, with third place at the World Cup on the line.

The match takes place in Miami and marks the end of both teams’ participation in this year’s tournament.

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This will also be coach Didier Deschamps’ final game in charge of the French team.

For Kylian Mbappé, the match is also important in the race for the top scorer award at this World Cup (at the moment, he is tied with Lionel Messi), as well as for the tournament’s all-time scoring record (at the moment, he has one goal fewer than the Argentine).

Check out the starting lineups below:

France

Didier Deschamps keeps Kylian Mbappé in the starting lineup, alongside Olse, Cherki, and Doué in attack.

Dembélé starts the match on the bench.

England

Thomas Tuchel has also made changes compared to the starting side that lost to Argentina in the semifinal.

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Two of the team’s standout individual performers throughout the World Cup, Kane and Bellingham, are on the bench.