Aaron Wan-Bissaka marks Rashford out as England meets DR Congo
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 2, 2026, 11:10 AM
Last updated Jul 2, 2026
In a World Cup match on July 1, England faced DR Congo, with Harry Kane scoring twice, surpassing Pele on the all-time World Cup scoring list. Aaron Wan-Bissaka successfully limited Marcus Rashford's impact during the game, showcasing his defensive prowess. Despite their exit, DR Congo impressed with strong performances throughout the tournament, including shutting out top players. Wan-Bissaka maintained an outstanding record, not being dribbled past at all during the tournament. England continues to advance in the competition after their latest victory.
- •England defeated DR Congo in the World Cup on July 1.
- •Harry Kane's brace moved him ahead of Pele in scoring.
- •Wan-Bissaka effectively marked Rashford throughout the match.
- •DR Congo impressed despite being eliminated from the tournament.
- •Wan-Bissaka was not dribbled past in the entire World Cup.
- 11:10 AMYahoo Sports — Wan-Bissaka outplays Rashford to uphold incredible World Cup stat
"It has been a World Cup of record-breakers and incredible feats so far, with seemingly every nation’s superstar keen to make a huge impact.Yesterday’s crunch match between England and DR Congo was...
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