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‘He’s the best’: magical Messi becomes World Cup’s all-time leading scorer
Argentinian eclipses Klose to reach 18 goals at finals

TL;DR
- Lionel Messi is now the World Cup's all-time record goalscorer with 18 goals after scoring twice against Austria.
- His goals secured a 2-0 victory for Argentina, guaranteeing their qualification for the last 32.
- Messi admitted to being tired but savored the special feeling of breaking the record.
- Argentina's head coach, Lionel Scaloni, expressed being 'bereft of descriptive power' for Messi's continued heroics.
- Austria's head coach, Ralf Rangnick, acknowledged Messi's supreme level but questioned the refereeing regarding a foul in the buildup to the first goal.