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Messi scores two and assists once while becoming Argentina's most capped player
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With his inauspicious Argentina debut nothing but a distant memory, Lionel Messi became his country's most capped player on Monday in their 4-1 Copa América victory over Bolivia.
A perennial candidate in the 'Greatest of All Time' debate, Messi marked the occasion in style with a virtuoso performance, scoring twice and setting up another in his 148th national team appearance, surpassing Javier Mascherano's record. It was all a far cry from his debut in 2005 when he was sent off after just 43 seconds.More Related News

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