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• Messi has now become the first player to have scored in 14 different World Cup games. • Messi has also become the first player to score in the group stage, Round of 16, quarterfinals, semifinals and final of a single World Cup. • Messi has become the first player with 20 direct goal contributions in World Cups since records began in 1966. • Messi now has the most appearances (26) in FIFA World Cup history. He left behind Germany's Lothar Matthaus to make the record his own. • Messi has surpassed Italian footballer Paolo Maldini to register the most minutes in FIFA World Cup history.

It's now Wednesday 14 December and in case you have stumbled across this older feed, allow us to redirect you to the secondsemi-final of the 2022 World Cup, who will play Argentina in the showpiece final. Joe is the man in place with our live coverage to take you through all the build up ahead of the game, bringing you team news and various insights into the two sides. And then from kick off he will carryyou all the way to when the final whistle blowsin Qatar. You'll not want to miss out! It felt like there were more Argentinians here than in Argentina! Our fans are crazy. We are giving everything. Whatever happens, this team is going to do everything. When a team is united, the players can change but everyone pulls in the same direction. We are going to try acheive the dream. Nicolás Tagliafico, Argentina I still can't believe it. We've worked so hard to get here. I think we are deserving of this. We had a lot of faith, we came into the World Cup as champions of the Copa América. This team showed what it's capable of. Thank you to everyone for all the support. I hope the whole country is enjoying this, we are going to feel it from here. Rodrigo De Paul, Argentina I feel a lot of things right now, it's very emotional to see all this. To see all the people, all the family during the World Cup was something incredible. We are going for the final game, which is what we wanted. I don't know if it is my best World Cup or not. It's been a long time for me to enjoy it like this. ...

Despite the majority of major European leagues heading into a summer break, June will still be a busy month due to a packed international schedule. In Europe, most national sides are involved in Euro 2024 qualifiers, with the Netherlands, Croatia, Spain and Italy also facing off in the UEFA Nations League Finals. However, alongside key matches for European teams, FIFA has reopened their June fixture window, with a host of teams taking part in friendly games. World Cup winners Argentina have taken up the chance to play non-competitive matches alongside Euro 2024 hosts Germany. MORE: Which teams are playing international friendlies? With most European and North American nations involved competitive games, sides from South America and Asia will be keeping themselves in tune in the coming weeks. Argentinasecured successive friendly wins over Panama and Curacao at the start of 2023 as part of their extended World Cup celebrations, and they are in action in June against Australia and Indonesia. Fellow South American sides Uruguay, Colombia and Ecuador will also play friendlies, with Hansi Flick's Germany playing three matches. Brazilare also in action against Guinea and Senegal. International friendlies fixtures, results Monday, June 12 Time (ET / BST) Match/Result 6 p.m.* / 11 p.m. Trinidad and Tobago 1-0 Guatemala 7 p.m.* / 12 a.m. Chile 3-0 Cuba 4:30 a.m./ 9:30 a.m. Mongolia 0-0 Lebanon 12p.m./ 5 p.m. Germany 3-3 Ukraine 1 p.m. / 6 p.m. Kuwait 3-1 Zambia 3p.m. / 8p.m. Morocco...