France delivered a commanding 3-0 victory over Sweden on Tuesday, with Kylian Mbappé scoring twice and Michael Olise providing two assists. The French front four of Dembélé, Barcola, Olise and Mbappé proved unstoppable, combining for goals and assists while dominating possession throughout the match.

Sweden offered little resistance despite defensive adjustments, managing only one shot on target while France hit the woodwork multiple times. The victory extends France's perfect record to four wins from four matches, with 14 goals scored and just two conceded. Coach Graham Potter admitted France were superior in quality and depth.

While France's fullbacks and midfield creativity present minor vulnerabilities, few teams can exploit them given the attacking threat they face. The bigger concern remains whether France's free-flowing style could become too elaborate against elite opposition.

Mbappé now sits on 18 goals in 18 World Cup matches, dedicating his performance to coach Deschamps and his recently deceased mother. France advances to face Paraguay in Philadelphia, with their attacking prowess making them clear tournament favorites.