It turned out to be a memorable night in Miami as England beat France in an incredible 10-goal thriller to secure a best World Cup finish since 1966.
Although the result won't banish the heartbreak of the dramatic semi-final defeat to Argentina in Atlanta, the first half was arguably one of the greatest 45 minutes of football the Three Lions have produced under Thomas Tuchel.
France were in danger of a really underwhelming end to the Didier Deschamps era but did at least play their part in a sensational second half that threated to at one stage head to extra-time when they reduced England's lead to one on two occasions.
We take a look at some of the odds that were available during this sensational game of football.
Bukayo Saka was clearly playing with a point to prove after being left out of Wednesday's semi-final and was available at a pre-match price of 200/1 to score a hat-trick.
The first time England to beat France 6-4 was backed In-Play was at 250/1 when Ezri Konsa doubled their lead 18 minutes into the contest.