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Lionel Messi says goal celebration against Egypt 'a moment of release' as Argentina keep World Cup dream alive
Lionel Messi explained that his celebration after scoring against Egypt was a "moment of release" after his earlier missed penalty had threatened to see Argentina eliminated from the World Cup. The ...
Lionel Messi continues to do Lionel Messi things. This time, he scored for the first time since the passing of his father, Jorge Messi, to give Inter Miami an early 2-1 lead over Philadelphia Union.
The goal was Lionel Messi's 922nd in his career, his 70th in Major League Soccer (MLS) and his 13th of the season.
‘Needed Messi to become relevant’: Fans bash Inter Miami star after heated clash with Robert Lewandowski goes viral Rodrigo De Paul has come in for heavy criticism after a heated clash with Robert ...
Lionel Messi scored his first MLS goal since the World Cup and his first since the death of his father, Jorge, in Inter Miami's match vs Philadelphia.
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Lionel Messi scores first goal since father's death, celebrates with touching tribute
Lionel Messi returned to the scoresheet with a goal and an assist for Inter Miami against Philadelphia Union. The Argentine captain's first goal since his father's death came with a subdued ...
For Messi, the night delivers a striking contrast: reaching 900 goals —a historic personal milestone—while simultaneously exiting one of the team’s key competitions. Because in football, even the most ...
Lionel Messi scored his first goal since the passing of his father, Jorge, as Inter Miami CF drew 2‑2 with Philadelphia Union in their latest MLS outing.
Lionel Messi delivered another huge moment for Argentina by scoring the second goal in the victory over Austria at the World Cup. As Messi ran toward the corner to celebrate, he found himself ...
Rodrigo De Paul and Robert Lewandowski engaged in a furious late bust-up as Inter Miami and Chicago Fire played out a dramatic 1-1 draw in MLS. The Argentine midfielder brutally taunted the Polish ...
After a restrained celebration with teammates, in which he allowed himself a brief smile, the Miami captain pointed his hands toward the sky over Philadelphia.
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