Lionel Messi needs just one more goal to become the highest-scoring player in men's World Cup history
Lionel Messi needs just one more goal to become the highest-scoring player in men's World Cup history
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United States star Christian Pulisic is out of their World Cup clash with Australia due to a calf injury, with Ricardo Pepi starting in his place.
Spain forward Lamine Yamal said that he's "ready" to play against Saudi Arabia on Sunday but also acknowledged that now "isn't the moment to play a full game."
The Europeans are in first place in the group and can punch their ticket to the knockout stages if they pull off the upset
Both teams lost their opening game and have a ton of pressure on them to get three points
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Argentina star Lionel Messi has broken Miroslav Klose's all-time scoring record at a World Cup after his goal against Austria.
Messi has surpassed Germany's Miroslav Klose to stand alone as the greatest goal scorer in men's World Cup history
Lionel Messi has given Argentina a lead and himself a place alone atop the record books with his 17th career World Cup goal.