Messi becomes first to score in 7 straight World Cup games
Lionel Messi has set a new record by scoring in seven consecutive World Cup matches following a goal against Jordan. The 39-year-old superstar continues to demonstrate elite performance despite Argentina having already secured their group standing.
Why it matters
Messi's continued dominance at age 39 marks a historic milestone in professional football, cementing his legacy in international sports.
ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Lionel Messi didn't have much time to try to become the first to score in seven consecutive World Cup games.
The article is a straightforward sports report focusing on statistics and quotes from the team.
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