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Lionel Messi Breaks All-Time World Cup Goals Record

Messi surpassed Miroslav Klose's record of 16 World Cup goals with his strike against Austria, becoming the outright all-time leading scorer in men's World Cup history. The 38-year-old had tied Klose's mark with a hat trick against Algeria six days ago. Argentina face Jordan in their final group game on June 27 with Messi 1 assist away from all-time record.

By Adit Pujari

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Wayne Rooney Declares Lamine Yamal Gives Spain the Belief to Win the World Cup

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Wayne Rooney Declares Lamine Yamal Gives Spain the Belief to Win the World Cup

"I absolutely love him, he just makes me smile. The enjoyment and fun he plays with... he gives every other player on that pitch for Spain a confidence and belief that they can go on and win this World Cup," Rooney told the BBC. Yamal scored in the 10th minute before being subbed at half-time with Spain already leading 3-0.

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Belgian Star Jeremy Doku Officially Withdraws From Soccer World Cup

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Belgian Star Jeremy Doku Officially Withdraws From Soccer World Cup

Doku announced his withdrawal from Belgium's World Cup squad in a personal video statement. "When my wife told me her due date was drawing near and when I pictured her enduring this monumental yet daunting journey all alone, my heart made it clear. My family needs me right now," Doku said. Belgium face Iran today in Group G.

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Viral Goalkeeper Vozinha Goes From 50K Followers to Tom Brady Territory

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Viral Goalkeeper Vozinha Goes From 50K Followers to Tom Brady Territory

Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha now has as many Instagram followers as NFL legend Tom Brady after his account skyrocketed from roughly 50,000 to more than 15 million during the 2026 World Cup. The 40-year-old made seven saves in a scoreless draw with Spain, earned Player of the Match honors and became a viral sensation thanks in part to Brazilian streamer Casimiro Miguel.

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Manchester City and Chelsea Reach $22M Agreement on Enzo Maresca

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Manchester City and Chelsea Reach $22M Agreement on Enzo Maresca

City and Chelsea have verbally agreed on a $22 million settlement to terminate Maresca's contract, per Di Marzio. The Italian is set to travel to Manchester within hours to sign a three-year deal as Guardiola's successor, ending a months-long compensation dispute after Maresca left Chelsea on January 1 following a public falling out with the club.

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Mbappe Declares Messi the Best Player in the World

When asked to compare himself, Messi, Kane and Haaland, Mbappe didn't hesitate. "The best of the four players? Lionel Messi. It's clear. He's the best in the world with Cristiano... The rest is a debate for the people, for the journalists, but for me, it's not a question in my head," Mbappe said.

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