Lionel Messi made FIFA World Cup history by becoming the first player to score in seven consecutive men's World Cup matches as Argentina defeated Jordan 3-1 to top Group J and advance to the knockout stage. The 39-year-old captain came off the bench to score a stunning free-kick, extending his World Cup record to 19 goals and leading the Golden Boot race with six. Giovani Lo Celso and Lautaro Martínez also scored for Argentina, while Mousa Al Tamari netted Jordan's consolation goal. Lo Celso was named Player of the Match.
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Argentina Cruise Past Jordan as Messi Shines
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