Lionel Messi has once again proved why many call him the greatest of all time (GOAT). The Argentine superstar became the first player ever to score in seven consecutive FIFA World Cup matches. He achieved this milestone as a substitute in Argentina’s 3-1 victory over Jordan in the group stage of the 2026 World Cup.
Messi came off the bench and scored a beautiful free-kick. This goal also increased his all-time World Cup scoring record to 19 goals. His scoring streak started in the knockout stages of the 2022 tournament and has continued impressively into 2026.
At 38 years old, Messi continues to deliver magic on football’s biggest stage. His consistency, skill, and leadership have helped Argentina perform strongly in the tournament. Fans around the world celebrated the moment, calling it another historic chapter in Messi’s legendary career.
This record has sparked fresh debates among football lovers. Many praise Messi’s dedication and ability to shine even in the later years of his career. He has now scored in every round of the World Cup across different tournaments.
Argentina’s win keeps their campaign alive as they aim for back-to-back titles. Messi’s latest achievement adds to his long list of records and inspires millions of fans globally.
