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Messi scores twice, exclusively claiming the top scorer title, breaking nine records in one night

June 23rd, 01:00, the second round of Group J at the USA, Canada, Mexico World Cup, Argentina team faces Austria team at AT&T Stadium, with both teams having won their opening matches in the first round. In the first half, Lautaro drew a penalty at the start, Messi missed the penalty kick, Alaba made two saves, then Medina assisted Messi to score, ending the first half with Argentina leading 1-0. In the second half, Martinez made a spectacular save, and Messi scored in stoppage time to net his 18th World Cup goal, sealing the victory. Ultimately, Argentina defeated Austria 2-0, qualifying for the knockout stage one round early. In the final group match, Argentina will face Jordan, and Austria will face Algeria.

Messi scores twice, netting his 18th World Cup goal, officially surpassing German legend Klose to become the all-time top scorer in World Cup history. Previously, Messi had played 27 World Cup matches, scoring 16 goals, tying with Klose for the top spot on the World Cup all-time scorer list. This match set nine records, including the World Cup top scorer record:

1. Solely holding the World Cup top scorer title

Messi has appeared in 28 World Cup matches and scored 18 goals, surpassing Klose to become the sole top scorer in World Cup history!

2. Equaling the record for scoring in six consecutive matches

Messi scored in six consecutive World Cup matches, tying the record held by Jairzinho of Brazil (1970) and Just Fontaine of France (1958).

3. World Cup all-time appearances leader

Messi currently leads with 28 appearances, continuing to set and extend his record.

4. Playing as captain in the World Cup

Messi has appeared as captain 21 times in World Cup history, continuing to break his own record.

5. Total direct goal involvements in World Cup history

Messi has participated directly in 26 goals in 28 World Cup matches (18 goals, 8 assists), further widening his lead.

6. New milestone for World Cup playing time

In this match, Messi played the full 90 minutes, bringing his total World Cup playing time to 2,484 minutes, creating a new milestone.

7. Number of World Cup wins

Messi tied Klose’s record of 17 World Cup wins in the first round; with the win against Austria, he reached 18 victories, setting a new record!

8. Number of Man of the Match awards in World Cup

Messi has been named Man of the Match 13 times in 28 World Cup games, the most in history, with a significant lead.

9. Continuing qualification record

In this match, Argentina defeated Austria and advanced early, with Messi continuing his career record of never being eliminated in the group stage. Messi has participated in 34 group stage matches with club and country, all advancing to the knockout rounds.

Although Messi scored twice and topped the World Cup all-time scorer list, he was disappointed after missing a penalty.

Just one day later (June 24), Messi will celebrate his 39th birthday. Messi sighed, “This team, this squad, whenever everyone gathers, we really enjoy each other's company, enjoy the competition. We also enjoy the support and happiness brought by the fans. We will strive to maintain the current state and atmosphere. But we still have to take it step by step. The World Cup is long and very challenging. We must prepare for each game as seriously as possible. No matter who the opponent is, no matter what stage we are in, I will experience everything with a special mindset, just like in the past. I enjoy playing football, always have.”