Which teams' players have scored the most goals at the World Cup so far?
Real Madrid lead the way with 12 goals, powered by Kylian Mbappe (five) for France and Vinicius Junior (four) for Brazil.
Jude Bellingham has added two for England, while Arda Guler was also on target for Turkey in their - a result that was not enough to send them into the knockout rounds.
Paris Saint-Germain are hot on Real's heels with 11 goals. Ousmane Dembele has scored four, while Bradley Barcola (two), Desire Doue, Achraf Hakimi, Nuno Mendes, Joao Neves, and Ibrahim Mbaye (one each) have also struck for their respective nations.
Bayern Munich have 10 goals, with Harry Kane scoring half of those - but the surprise comes immediately behind them.
Sunderland and Crystal Palace have eight goals at the tournament to date, ahead of domestic rivals including Arsenal, Manchester United (both seven), Liverpool (six), Newcastle and Manchester City (five each).
However, Grant Xhaka and Daniel Munoz are the remaining players that have scored one or more goals at the tournament for Sunderland and Crystal Palace, respectively.
Liverpool do, however, lead the way with 12 assists. Alexander Isak and Florian Wirtz have three assists, while Mohamed Salah - who is set to leave Anfield this summer - has teed up two goals. Ryan Gravenberch has two, with Cody Gakpo and Virgil van Dijk also registering one.
However, of those players, only Salah remains at the World Cup with Egypt - after Germany, Sweden and the Netherlands were eliminated at the round of 32 stage.
