Mbappé takes Benzema's France record
The records keep on tumbling for Kylian Mabppé, who has overtaken Karim Benzema as the youngest man to play 30 times for Les Bleus.

Kylian Mbappé has become the youngest player to reach 30 appearances for France after starting their Euro 2020 qualifier against Iceland on Monday.
The 20-year-old is six months younger than Karim Benzema was when he reached the landmark in 2010.
Mbappé made his debut for Les Bleus in a 3-1 win over Luxembourg in March 2017 and scored his first international goal in a World Cup qualifier against Netherlands in August later that year.
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He has wasted little time in becoming one of his country's key figures and played a vital role in their triumph in Russia last year, scoring his fourth of the tournament in the final against Croatia.
And Mbappé marked his record-breaking appearance with the assist for Samuel Umtiti's opening goal at Stade de France on Monday.
30 - Kylian Mbappé is the youngest player to reach 30 caps with the French national team in history (20 years & 3 months). Karim Benzema was previously holding the record at the age of 22 years & 9 months. Crack. @FrenchTeam pic.twitter.com/bjjEf7ITdX
— OptaJean (@OptaJean) March 25, 2019