Lionel Messi scores brace in Argentina win vs. Austria, Would Giannis to the Celtics be a good move?

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[upbeat music] Here's Almarda on the move for the world champions. Now Medina. Pulled back here. Lessi- Messi! [crowd cheering] History in Dallas. 40 years to the day since Diego Maradona scored the hand of God, Lionel Messi scores the goal to make him the World Cup's all-time leading scorer. The biggest star in Dallas today has just made World Cup history. That's how you score a World Cup record-setting goal.

Danny Parkins· Host1:26

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