Argentina vs Croatia – Most International goals for Argentina: Lionel Messi surpassed Gabriel Batistuta’s record of 10 FIFA WC goal with a goal against Croatia in the FIFA WC Semfinal. Messi equaled Gabriel Batistuta’s incredible accomplishment by scoring Argentina’s 10th goal in the knockout stage of the Qatar World Cup. Follow FIFA World Cup 2022 LIVE Updates with InsideSport.IN & Watch FIFA WC LIVE Streaming on Jio Cinemas.
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Argentina vs Croatia: Lionel Messi breaks yet another record in FIFA WC Semifinals, surpasses Argentina legend Gabriel Batistuta’s tally of Most International goals for Argentina: – Check Out
Argentina vs Croatia: Lionel Messi breaks yet another record in FIFA WC Semifinals, surpasses Argentina legend Gabriel Batistuta’s tally of Most International goals for Argentina: – Check Out
Messi and Batistuta have scored the most goals for Argentina in FIFA World Cup history. The 35-year-old is also one assist away from equaling Diego Maradona’s World Cup record of eight. Messi, the only player to have an assist in five World Cups, has now eclipsed Marquez by making his 19th appearance as captain at the FIFA World Cup. Argentina’s talisman now has the most FIFA World Cup appearances (19) as captain.
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After Livakovic fouled Alvarez in the danger zone, Argentina was awarded a penalty. Messi converts the penalty kick spectacularly, giving Argentina the lead. Messi’s record-breaking goal for Argentina cements his place in history.He is now the joint top scorer of the tournament with France’s Kylian Mbappe.
Argentina vs Croatia: Lionel Messi breaks yet another record in FIFA WC Semifinals, surpasses Argentina legend Gabriel Batistuta’s tally of Most International goals for Argentina: – Check Out
Lionel Messi reached another big milestone in his famous international career for the La Albiceleste on Wednesday, continuing his amazing run in the 2022 FIFA World Cup. Messi equaled Lothar Matthaus’ tally of appearances at the premier event by leading the previous two-time world winners in the first semi-final of the Qatar World Cup against Luka Modric’s Croatia at the Lusail Stadium.
Messi is one of only six players to have appeared in five World Cups. Only Antonio Carbajal, Matthaus, Rafa Marquez, Andres Guardado, and Cristiano Ronaldo have competed in five World Cup tournaments. Messi equaled famous German footballer Matthaus’ milestone on Wednesday by making his 25th appearance at the FIFA World Cup. Messi and Matthaus hold the record for the most FIFA World Cup appearances by a player. Previously, Messi was equal with Germany’s Miroslav Klose for the most FIFA World Cup
Argentina vs Croatia: Lionel Messi breaks yet another record in FIFA WC Semifinals, surpasses Argentina legend Gabriel Batistuta’s tally of Most International goals for Argentina: – Check Out
appearances with 24.
| Players | Appearances |
| Lothar Matthaus | 25 |
| Lionel Messi | 25 |
| Miroslav Klose | 24 |
| Paolo Maldini | 23 |
| Cristiano Ronaldo | 21 |
| Diego Maradona | 21 |
| Uwe Seeler | 21 |
| Wladyslaw Zmuda | 21 |
The record-breaking Ballon d’Or winner may beat Matthaus’ long-standing record by leading Argentina to the FIFA World Cup final in Qatar. Argentina advanced to the semi-finals after a thrilling penalty shootout win over the Netherlands in the quarter-finals.
Argentina vs Croatia: Lionel Messi breaks yet another record in FIFA WC Semifinals, surpasses Argentina legend Gabriel Batistuta’s tally of Most International goals for Argentina: – Check Out
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