Pogba shows Manchester United he’s still got it with stunner for France, while Benteke scores fastest goal in World Cup history
France midfielder blasts home from 30 metres; Belgian striker off the mark after seven seconds

The fastest goal in World Cup history capped a night of 6-0 routs and the Netherlands’ further fall in European qualifying on Monday.
Seven seconds ticked by when Belgium forward Christian Benteke’s shot finished his surging run through the Gibraltar defence.
Benteke beat the 8.3 seconds that Davide Gaultieri took to score for San Marino against England in 1993 and set the tone for the visiting Belgians’ 6-0 win.
Paul Pogba reminded France and Man United of his talent after a dispiriting start to the season with a 30-metre strike in a 1-0 win over Netherlands.
Portugal also won 6-0 but needed only a single, excellent goal from Cristiano Ronaldo to dominate the Faroe Islands.
Instead, 20-year-old Andre Silva stepped up with a first-half hat-trick in just his fourth international match – perhaps finally pairing Ronaldo with a true penalty-area predator for the freshly crowned European champions.
