🚨 Klose overtaken!!! Messi makes World Cup history

Before the World Cup, Miroslav Klose was certain that Lionel Messi would break his World Cup scoring record. But did he also expect La Pulga to need only two matches to do it?

Just moments ago, the Argentine superstar scored against Austria in the group-stage match to become the first player ever to score for the 17th time at a FIFA World Cup (38'). To keep hold of the record, Messi will probably need to add another goal or two over the course of the tournament.

France star Kylian Mbappé is currently on 14 goals and will face Iraq with Les Bleus tonight from 11 p.m.

What do you think: Will Messi stay on top of the scoring Olympus until the end of the tournament?

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