Lionel Messi added another remarkable milestone to his legendary career by becoming the first player ever to score in seven consecutive FIFA World Cup matches. The historic achievement came during Argentina’s victory over Jordan, where the captain came off the bench and scored a stunning free-kick.
With the goal, Lionel also extended his record as the all-time leading scorer in World Cup history, proving that at 39 years old he remains one of the game’s most decisive players. His outstanding form keeps Argentina among the favorites to defend its world title.
Why is this record so significant?
Because no player had ever scored in seven consecutive World Cup matches, setting a new benchmark in the tournament’s history and further cementing Messi’s place among football’s greatest legends.
With every appearance, Messi continues to build on an extraordinary legacy, adding yet another unforgettable chapter to the history of the sport.
