“THEY SAID HE WAS TOO OLD. THEN MESSI HUMILIATED EVERYONE WHO DOUBTED HIM.” After missing a penalty and looking vulnerable for the first time all night, Lionel Messi responded in the most devastating way possible — by rewriting World Cup history. Two goals, another masterclass, and a record that had stood for years now belongs to him. At 39, while critics predicted a reduced role, Messi once again became the center of everything Argentina did. And as the world watched history unfold, Enzo Fernandez delivered a reminder of why Chelsea may still regret how they used him.
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