What Kylian Mbappe Did To A Fan After Hitting Him With Stray Shot At The World Cup [Video]

What happened next has since gone viral on social media with Mbappe showing his class by running over to the stands to apologize to the unlucky fan and check that they were ok.

With the French-kit-clad individual looking visibly dazed by the accident, Mbappe made a special effort to hurdle the advertising hoardings and comfort the fan as he was cradled by his friends.

The fan could be seen holding his face after being struck and seemed to be in some pain. Mbappe then ran over to the stands at the Al Bayt Stadium and jumped over the hoardings to check he was OK.

The suffering fan could be seen to be held up by those around him looking extremely dazed.

Mbappe then patted him on the arm to check he is alright, with the startled fan then realising who was checking up on him.

The fan appeared to give the star forward a tap on the hand, indicating he is alright, before Mbappe then ran back off onto the pitch.

France started the final four clash in superb fashion with Theo Hernandez opening the scoring inside the first five minutes.

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Mbappe, 23, has been in fine form so far in Qatar, netting five times in Les Bleus’ run to the semi-finals.

Just one look at the disoriented person and you appreciate how much it must have hurt, so it really was classy for Mbappe to check that he was as sound as anybody who’d just been walloped with a football could possibly be.

Mbappe apologizes to fan after hitting them with stray shot:

Kylian Mbappe apologising to a fan, after hitting him with a ball in the warmup. 💙🇫🇷 #FIFAWorldCup pic.twitter.com/8mDWkQC14U

— Adriano Del Monte (@adriandelmonte) December 14, 2022

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Mbappe has reached his second World Cup final at the age of just 23. Having become the first male teenager to score in the blue riband fixture since Pele four years ago, the Paris Saint-Germain star now has a glorious opportunity to cement his place in the history books on Sunday night.

And the scary thing is that Mbappe has been playing even better than he did in Russia, maturing into an even more rounded forward capable of changing games in the blink of an eye.

The former AS Monaco starlet crowned off a 4-1 win over Australia, before smashing a match-winning brace past Denmark and doubling up against Poland in the round of 16.

He might not have scored against England or Morocco in the quarter-finals and semi-finals respectively, but he still looked like a live-wire throughout, always leaving goalkeepers nervously twitching between the sticks.