Messi Becomes First Player to Score in Six Consecutive World Cup Knockout Matches
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- Lionel Messi made history by scoring in his sixth consecutive World Cup knockout match as Argentina staged a dramatic 3-2 comeback against Egypt.
- Despite missing a penalty, Messi equalized in the 83rd minute, and Enzo Fernandez scored the winner in stoppage time, securing Argentina's quarter-final berth.
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Lionel Messi made history by scoring in his sixth consecutive World Cup knockout match as Argentina staged a dramatic 3-2 comeback against Egypt. Despite missing a penalty, Messi equalized in the 83rd minute, and Enzo Fernandez scored the winner in stoppage time, securing Argentina's quarter-final berth.