World Cup Bronze in Miami: France and England meet in the “match nobody wants to play” for third place after both semifinal heartbreaks—France lost 2-0 to Spain, England fell 2-1 to Argentina. Didier Deschamps farewell: Deschamps says the best outcome would be for the game not to exist, but insists France have “duties” and will aim to finish with a win in his last match in charge; he confirmed Kylian Mbappé is available and plans rotation. Golden Boot stakes: Mbappé is tied with Lionel Messi on eight goals, and third-place goals still count. Lineups & kickoff: The match is set for 5 p.m. ET at Hard Rock Stadium, with FOX/Telemundo coverage; predicted France XI includes Brice Samba, Konaté, Lacroix, Theo Hernández, Kanté, Zaïre-Emery, Doué, Cherki, Dembélé, and Mbappé. Local Paris angle: The Grand Mosque of Paris marks its 100th anniversary, with interfaith dialogue at the center as worshippers reflect on Muslim life in France amid election-era tensions. Climate & safety: A new report highlights how extreme heat is reshaping firefighting around Paris, with planes now pulling water from the Seine to fight blazes near Fontainebleau. Defense diplomacy: Macron and Germany’s Merz announce renewed nuclear deterrence cooperation, including Germany joining a French nuclear exercise later this year.