Lionel Messi breaks the World Cup all-time scoring record with his 17th goal.
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Lionel Messi breaks the World Cup all-time scoring record with his 17th goal.

Lionel Messi scored his 17th World Cup goal in Argentina's 2-0 win over Austria, surpassing Miroslav Klose's record of 16. He scored a second goal in stoppage time, bringing his tournament total to five. Argentina advanced to the knockout stage with the victory.

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Coverage remains unified around the record-breaking milestone, with outlets consistently highlighting the penalty miss redemption arc and Messi's emotional response as he approaches 39; no outlet breaks from celebratory framing.
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Lionel Messi makes history as the World Cup’s all-time top scorer
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WATCH: Messi Sets All-Time Record For World Cup Goals
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“Milestone Messi sends Argentina to World Cup knockout stage” · Al Jazeera, Globe and Mail, AP News, Reuters, The Telegraph, Le Monde, Jerusalem Post

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