Lionel Messi made history in the World Cup by becoming the first player to score in 7 consecutive games. Messi achieved this feat while playing for Argentina in a group stage finale against Jordan on Saturday night.
Messi’s Record-Breaking Goal
Messi scored his 19th World Cup goal in the 80th minute of the game, extending the all-time men’s World Cup scoring record. The goal was scored on a free kick, which barely cleared the grass surface and split two Jordan defenders into the left corner of the net.
Messi’s achievement is a testament to his exceptional skill and dedication to the sport. The 39-year-old player has been dealing with a minor hamstring injury but still managed to make a significant impact in the game.
Argentina’s Victory
Argentina won the game 3-1, with Messi’s goal being a crucial part of their victory. The team’s coach, Lionel Scaloni, praised Messi’s performance, saying that he is a unique player who continues to amaze him.
Messi’s record-breaking goal has made him a legend in the world of soccer, and his achievement will be remembered for years to come.
Original reporting: Fort Worth Report — read the source article.
