Lionel Messi celebrates a hat-trick against Argentina in the FIFA World Cup 2026. | Photo Credit: Getty Images via AFP
Lionel Messi celebrates a hat-trick against Argentina in the FIFA World Cup 2026. | Photo Credit: Getty Images via AFP
Lionel Messi set another record after he a hat-trick in Argentina’s opening match in the FIFA World Cup 2026 against Algeria on Wednesday.
He scored a stunning long-ranger to break the deadlock, and then doubled the lead after the break, following a mistake by Algeria goalkeeper Luca Zidane in Kansas. After the break,
At 38 years, 357 days old, Messi became the oldest player to score multiple goals in a FIFA World Cup match, surpassing Cameroonian forward Roger Milla.
Published on Jun 17, 2026
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