July 13, 2014; Rio de Janeiro, BRAZIL; Argentina forward Lionel Messi (10) reacts after the championship match of the 2014 World Cup after the game at Maracana Stadium. Germany won 1-0. Mandatory Credit: Tim Groothuis/Witters Sport via USA TODAY Sports
On Sunday, Leo Messi scored the 34th hat-trick of his career with FC Barcelona, equalizing Telmo Zarra’s record, the famous Basque forward from the fifties. Messi has scored 29 times three goals (three of them with the Argentine national team), four times he scored four goals, and once five goals. He is now the 10th leading goalscorer in the history of five big leagues.
Messi acaba de igualar a Klaus Fischer como 10º máximo goleador en TODA la historia de las 5 grandes ligas >>> pic.twitter.com/t48iZbABrD
— MisterChip (Alexis) (@2010MisterChip) February 15, 2015
Messi continues breaking La Liga records and milestones. In his 300th La Liga game, he matched Cristiano Ronaldo‘s La Liga hat-trick haul (23 times) and he has provided more assists than any other player in La Liga history (106).
And now, Lionel Messi’s best trebles of his career.
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