The World Cup is dominating all sports talk currently, with the NFL offseason putting the league in the background as soccer dominates sports shows. And while the long list of superstars playing the tournament has impressed fans, Lionel Messi remains the main man after another stellar performance.
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Messi scored two more goals against Austria on Monday. He has now scored 18 World Cup goals, officially becoming the all-time leading goalscorer in the tournament, surpassing the 16 goals scored by retired Germany striker Miroslav Klose.
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The celebrations for both of the goals
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