Lionel Messi has made MLS goal scoring history while also making personal history.

Messi scored two goals for Inter Miami in their 2-1 win against New England and with those two goals made history. With his goals, Messi became the first player in league history to score multiple goals in four consecutive league matches.

The 38 year old has scored two goals in each of his last four league matches and has nine goals and four assists in his last five league matches. Messi had one goal against Philadelphia and after that is when the record starts.

Two goals and one assist against Montreal and two goals and two assists against Columbus before the Club World Cup. After the Club World Cup, Messi scored two more goals and had one more assist against Montreal and against New England had two goals.

The Argentine’s second goal against New England also brought him a personal record. His second goal was his 100th goal from outside of the penalty area from open play.

He now has 14 goals and 12 assists in 15 league matches this season.

In a major turn of events, Olympique Lyonnais—home to Argentina World Cup winners Nicolás Tagliafico and Thiago Almada—will remain in Ligue 1 for the upcoming season.

Initially handed a relegation penalty due to financial irregularities, Lyon’s demotion to the second division was overturned this Wednesday by the Appeals Committee of France’s National Directorate of Management Control (DNCG). The decision allows the club to compete in both Ligue 1 and the UEFA Europa League.

However, Lyon must now operate under strict financial restrictions, including limitations on player salaries and transfers. As a result, potential departures—including that of Tagliafico or Almada—cannot be ruled out during the current transfer window.