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Sports02:42 · Jun 17

Messi Scores Hat-Trick, Ties World Cup All-Time Goals Record

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Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
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Lionel Messi scored three goals in Argentina’s World Cup match, helping him equal the tournament’s all-time leading scorers. The hat-trick moved him level with the record holder for the most goals scored in World Cup history.

The article does not provide further match details, but the milestone underscores Messi’s place among the competition’s top scorers. The achievement came in the World Cup context and was reported by ynet Sports.

The report’s central point is that Messi’s three-goal performance brought him to the top of the World Cup scoring chart alongside the all-time leader, rather than surpassing it outright. No additional statistics, opponent name, or date were included in the text provided.

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