Piratas de Quebradillas 90:105 Aguada Santeros 
San German 98:96 Capitanes de Arecibo 
Mets de Guaynabo 102:129 Criollos de Caguas 
Leones De Ponce 81:77 Vaqueros de Bayamon 
Indiana Fever W 111:87 Los Angeles Sparks W 
Metros de Santiago 97:98 Caneros 
Vancouver Bandits 94:88 Winnipeg Sea Bears 
Seattle Storm W 105:90 Atlanta Dream W 
The Sharks 79:70 Arturo Prat San Felipe 
Woodville Warriors W 85:87 North Adelaide Rockets W 
Melbourne Tigers W 80:70 Dandenong Rangers W 
Sandringham W 106:65 Bendigo Braves W 
North Gold Coast Seahawks W 84:91 Logan Thunder W 
Canterbury Rams 93:77 Bay Hawks 
Nunawading W 77:74 Mt. Gambier W 
Manly W. W 93:56 Bankstown Bruins W 
Newcastle Falcons W 86:36 Penrith P. W 
Sturt Sabres W 111:51 Eastern Mavericks W 
South Adelaide Panthers W 98:68 Central Districts Lions W 
West Adelaide Bearcats W 105:57 Southern Tigers W 
Woodville Warriors 114:112 North Adelaide Rockets 
Melbourne Tigers 99:76 Dandenong 
Sandringham Sabres 110:102 Bendigo Braves 
North Gold Coast Seahawks 85:105 Logan Thunder 
Nunawading 110:100 Mt Gambier 
Manly W. 92:84 Bankstown Bruins 
Newcastle Falcons 84:70 Penrith P. 
Sturt Sabres 115:79 Eastern Mavericks 
Forestville Eagles W 62:72 Norwood Flames W 
West Adelaide Bearcats 121:94 Southern Tigers 
Soccer fans in Dallas witnessed something special on Tuesday night. Argentina took on Jordan in a crucial World Cup group stage match, and the star of the show was none other than Lionel Messi. Coming off the bench, Messi scored a beautiful free kick to seal a 3-1 victory for his team.
This goal wasn’t just another highlight. It marked Messi’s sixth goal of the 2026 World Cup and made him the first player ever to score in seven World Cup games in a row. That’s a record that will stand for a long time.
Messi’s Record-Breaking Moment
When Messi stepped onto the field in the second half, Argentina was already leading 2-1. But the crowd knew something big was about to happen. With a perfectly placed free kick, Messi curled the ball into the top corner of the net, leaving the Jordan goalkeeper with no chance.
- This goal made Messi the first player to hit the back of the net in seven consecutive World Cup matches.
- He now has six goals in the 2026 tournament, putting him at the top of the scoring charts.
- The free kick was his signature move — bending the ball around the wall with precision.
Argentina’s Road to Victory
Argentina came into this match knowing they needed a win to stay in first place in their group. Jordan fought hard and even scored first, but Argentina leveled the score before halftime. A second goal early in the second half gave them the lead, and then Messi’s free kick put the game away.
The team showed real grit and determination. Defenders held strong, midfielders controlled the pace, and the forwards kept pressure on Jordan’s defense. It was a complete team effort, with Messi providing the finishing touch.
What This Win Means for Argentina
With this victory, Argentina moves closer to securing a spot in the knockout rounds. The team looks strong and confident, and having Messi in top form is a huge boost. Fans are already dreaming of another deep run in the tournament.
Jordan, meanwhile, put up a good fight but couldn’t hold off the world champions. They still have a chance to advance, but they’ll need to win their last group match and hope for other results to go their way.
Looking Ahead to the Next Round
Argentina’s next game will be against a tough opponent, but with Messi breaking records and the team playing well together, they look like serious contenders. If Messi keeps scoring, he could break even more World Cup records before the tournament is over.
For now, fans can celebrate a historic night in Dallas. Lionel Messi once again proved why he’s one of the greatest soccer players of all time.