Messi s World Cup qualifiers rose to second place in history, tied with Ronaldo

In the penultimate round of the World Cup qualifiers, Argentina, which had advanced ahead of schedule, defeated Venezuela 3-0 at home. Messi scored two goals in this game and performed well.

Before the game, many media have created momentum. This game will be the last home game of Messi's national team's career. Although the player himself has not confirmed it, the clues can be seen from the preparatory stage when he bid farewell to the fans with tears. Judging from the actual performance in the arena, Messi is very concerned about this potential "last dance at home". In this game, Messi had a high desire to attack, scoring the most 7 shots in the game in a single game and creating 4 additional offensive opportunities. In terms of shooting, Messi's number of shots is even higher than that of the entire Venezuela team. What is more worth mentioning is that except for his seven shots blocked by defensive players, his other shots hit the goal range. He also scored and scored in the first and second half respectively, completing a stunning double shot in a single game.

After scoring 2 goals today, Messi also surpassed Aldei to rank second in the World Cup historical scorer list with a total data of 36 goals, tied with Ronaldo, and the two sides reached the "Metro Ronaldo same style" in another way. The current historical scorer in the World Cup qualifiers is Guatemala player Gutierrez (39 goals). With one round left in the South American region of the World Cup qualifiers, Messi still has a theoretical probability to hit the top. Perhaps, Messi's "last dance in the world cup" in the next round will bring them more surprises.

source:7n com