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Messi becomes first to score in 7 straight World Cup games while extending goals record

Lionel Messi has set a new World Cup record by scoring in seven consecutive tournament games.

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The brief

Lionel Messi extended his goals record and became the first player to score in seven straight World Cup games. He achieved this milestone after stepping off the bench during Argentina's victory over Jordan.

Coverage from AP News, ESPN, and The Guardian emphasizes Messi's ability to make an impact despite not starting the match. ESPN notes that Argentina demonstrated they can win without him, though he still contributed to the result.

Future coverage may focus on the progression of Argentina's tournament run and Messi's further impact on the World Cup goals record.

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Which record did Lionel Messi break?

He became the first player to score in seven straight World Cup games and extended his overall goals record.

Did Messi start the match against Jordan?

No, according to The Guardian and ESPN, he stepped off the bench.

Who did Argentina play against?

Argentina played against Jordan.

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