However, Mbappe’s involvement came to and end around 12 minutes from time at the Boston Stadium.

The forward went to ground with nobody around him, spoke to a couple of members of the France medical staff after getting back to his feet and was then replaced by Crystal Palace’s Jean-Philippe Mateta.

That said, the 27-year-old effectively delivered an injury update without saying a single word at the full-time whistle.

As seen in the video clip above, Mbappe could be seen moving around freely on his right ankle as he lead the post-match celebrations in front of the France supporters.

Then when speaking to reporters after returning to the tunnel to partake in his post-match media duties, the France captain admitted he his managing a minor ankle injury, but insists he is fine.

"I have a minor ankle injury, but I'm completely fine,” he said. “Mateta was in a better position to play the remaining minutes of the match and was fitter at that moment.

“That's all that happened."

France will discover their semi-final opponents on Friday when Spain face Belgium in Los Angeles.