Lionel Messi Sets World Cup Records, Salah Celebrates Egypt's Victory
June 23, 2026 · Celia DĂaz
Lionel Messi sets a new World Cup record by scoring in six consecutive matches, while Mohamed Salah celebrates Egypt's first World Cup win. Manchester United announces plans for a new stadium.
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In a remarkable display of football prowess, Lionel Messi has set new records in World Cup history. Not only has he become the top scorer with 18 goals, but he also achieved the feat of scoring in six consecutive World Cup matches, a milestone previously reached only by Just Fontaine and Jairzinho in 1958. This accomplishment further cements Messi's legendary status in the sport. Adding to the excitement, Mohamed Salah led Egypt to their first-ever World Cup victory, a moment of monumental pride for the nation. The Egyptian star celebrated this historic win by joining his teammates and supporters in jubilant street festivities. Meanwhile, Manchester United has revealed plans to build a state-of-the-art stadium, potentially the largest in the UK, which promises to transform the surrounding area into a vibrant sports and entertainment hub.
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