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| May 1, 2005: Messi scored his first goal in an official match in the Spanish league against Albacete. One month before turning 18-years-old, Messi became the youngest Barcelona player to score a goal, with that record only being broken in October 2007 when Bojan Krkic scored a goal against Villarreal soon after turning 17-years-old. His effort was assisted by... Lionel Messi. |
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| July 2, 2005: Argentina won the Under-20 World Cup in Holland after a 2-1 win over Nigeria in the final, Messi scored both Argentina goals. |
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| After making his debut for the 'Albiceleste', under manager Jose Pekerman in August 2005, Messi scored his first goal for the national side during a 3-2 win over Croatia, in a preparation match for the World Cup 2006. |
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| March 10, 2007 - Barcelona welcomed Real Madrid at Camp Nou with Los Blancos taking the lead three times during the match. Barcelona fought back and managed to level the scoring in the last minute of the game (3-3) thanks to a hat-trick scored by Lionel Messi. No other player had scored three goals in a classic for 12 years. The previous Barça player who had achieved such feat was Romario, during a historic 5-0 win over Real. |
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| April 18, 2007: It was a season to forget for Barcelona, with the team failing to clinch any titles, but Messi continued impressing when he scored a goal against Getafe, which was very similar to Maradona's effort against England in 1986. |
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| February 1, 2009: 10-man Barcelona were losing 1-0 against Racing Santander and after coming on as a substitute, Messi sealed Barça's win with a brace, having also scored the club's 5000th goal. |
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| May 27, 2009: Messi scored Barcelona's second goal against Manchester United in the Champions League final, in Roma. The Argentina striker achieved his second Champions League title and contributed in a decisive way to Barcelona's historical season, in which they clinched six trophies. |
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| February 29, 2012: After being widely criticised by the Argentina supporters, Messi scored he first hat-trick for the 'Albiceleste' in a friendly against Switzerland. Manager Alejandro Sabella praised the team's captain, saying: "It is a blessing to be able to count on Messi." |
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| March 7, 2012: Pep Guardiola said about Messi, after he scored five times in Champions League clash against Bayer Leverkusen: "This was a special night for Messi. The throne belongs to him and it is only up to him to decide when he leaves it. " Bayer Leverkusen boss, Robin Dutt, added: "Without Messi, Barcelona are the best team in the world, but with Messi they are from another galaxy." |
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| March 20, 2012: Messi broke Cesar Rodriguez record of 232 goals and became Barcelona's top goalscorer with 234 goals, netting a hat-trick during a 5-3 win over Granada. |
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19/04 - 17:30
19/04 - 20:00
20/04 - 18:00
- Deceased
- Manager
- Director