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Mbappe, 23, put France back on level terms in the 81st minute with a stunning volley, which Crouch jokingly likened to one of his efforts for England.
Along with a picture of himself attempting a similar volley in England’s 2006 World Cup clash with Trinidad and Tobago – which he missed – Crouch said: “Incredible from Mbappe but I was doing this s**t in 2006.”
But his light-hearted joke was a red rag to some bullish footy fans, one of whom replied: “We know what happened next.”
Another said: “Wait, what! And he had the audacity to post that pics.”
One remarked: “This guy!”
And another said: “Difference is Mbappe has already won a World Cup and has achieved more at the age of 23 than you did your whole career. Have a good evening pal.”
Along with a video of Crouch’s wayward effort, another chimed in: “Here’s the video of your actual shot.”