Lionel Messi has won 48 career trophies, the most out of any player in history.
Messi and Inter Miami won 3-1 against Vancouver to lift the MLS Cup. The 38 year old has now won 48 career trophies, the most out of any player.
With the Argentina national team, Lionel Messi won six trophies. With FC Barcelona, the Argentine lifted 35 trophies with the club.
In France with Paris Saint-Germain, Messi won three trophies and now with Inter Miami, he has won four trophies.
Rodrigo De Paul scores, Lionel Messi had two assists for Inter Miami in their 3-1 win against Vancouver to win the MLS Cup.
The final of the MLS Cup was played in Miami and ten Argentine players and Javier Mascherano won the MLS Cup with Inter Miami. Lionel Messi had a pass in the play for Inter Miami’s first goal which was an own goal scored by Vancouver.
Javier Mascherano’s team were up 1-0 until Vancouver drew level and nearly took a 2-1 lead. With the score at 1-1, Lionel Messi played a pass in to Rodrigo De Paul and he scored to give Inter Miami the 2-1 lead.
With Inter Miami leading 2-1, Lionel Messi played a pass to Tadeo Allende and he would score Inter Miami’s third goal of the match. For Inter Miami, it was Lionel Messi, Rodrigo De Paul, Gonzalo Lujan, Tomás Aviles, Baltasar Rodríguez, Óscar Ustari, Tadeo Allende, Mateo Silvetti, Rocco Ríos Novo and Marcelo Weigandt who won the trophy.
Inter beat Como 1907 by 4-0 at San Siro for Matchday 14 of Serie A. Lautaro Martínez scored the opening goal and was chosen Player of the Match. Nicolás Paz and Máximo Perrone started for the visitors. With this result, Inter climbed to the top of the league table for the moment.
The first goal came after 11 minutes. Luis Henrique advanced down the right side and sent a low cross into the box. Lautaro won the position, struck the ball with his right foot, and placed it against the post, making it 1-0 past goalkeeper Jean Butez.
With this goal, Martínez reached seven goals in the current Serie A season and moved to the top of the scoring chart ahead of Riccardo Orsolini. Counting all competitions, the Argentina striker now has 13 goals this campaign.
Although the draw took place on Friday, the venues were finalized today. With the 2026 World Cup draw completed, Argentina now has the full schedule for its group-stage matches, including opponents, dates, venues and kick-off times. The national team will compete in Group J against Algeria, Austria and Jordan.
Argentina will play its opening match on Tuesday, June 16, at 22:00 (ARG) against Algeria at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri.
The second match is set for Monday, June 22, at 14:00 (ARG) against Austria at the AT&T Stadium in Dallas, Texas.
The group will conclude on Saturday, June 27, at 23:00 (ARG) when Argentina faces Jordan, again at the AT&T Stadium in Dallas.
Argentina will not play in San Francisco, a venue initially linked to Group J. The distance between Kansas City and Dallas is approximately 800 kilometers, with a flight time of about one hour and thirty minutes.
Emiliano Buendía scored for Aston Villa in their 2-1 win against Arsenal.
Buendía made it four goals in the league for Aston Villa. With the score at 1-1, Buendía was substituted into the match.
Aston Villa would make one final push in injury time and the ball would fall to the Argentine who would score to give Aston Villa the 2-1 lead. Buendía has now scored three goals this season after being substituted into the game.
