- Messi will make history
- 5 big records that can be broken in the finals
- Top scorer for the winning team
The final match of the FIFA World Cup 2026 is going to be a high voltage match between the defending champions Argentina and Spain (argentina vs spain). The battle for football’s most prestigious trophy will take place on July 20. 12 PM Indian Time. The match will start at 30 pm. There is talk that this is the last World Cup for Argentina captain Lionel Messi. So fans are eager to see Messi (Lionel Messi) in the last match. Messi can make many records in this important match. Let us know which record he can set in this match.
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Oldest player to score a goal
Messi has the chance to become the oldest player to score in a final. If Messi scores another goal in the final, he will become the oldest player to score in a title match. The record is currently held by Nils Ledholm, who scored in the 1958 final at the age of 35 years and 264 days.
Just one goal away from breaking Stabile’s record
If captain Messi scores in the final against Spain, he will become the team’s top scorer in a single FIFA World Cup season. Messi will have a golden opportunity to break Guillermo Stabile’s record. Stabile scored eight goals in the 1930 World Cup. Messi has also scored eight goals in FIFA World Cup 2026.
Top scorer for the winning team
If Argentina beat Spain in the final of the 2026 FIFA World Cup and retain their title, Messi will reach a significant milestone. He would go on to become the highest goalscorer for the winning team in the World Cup. The record is currently held by Ronaldo, who scored eight goals for 2002 champions Brazil.
Sixth player in the world to score a goal in the World Cup
If Messi scores in the title game, he will become the sixth player in the world to score in two World Cup finals. Messi scored two goals in the 2022 World Cup final. Previously, Brazil’s Wawa and Pele, Germany’s Paul Breitner, France’s Zinedine Zidane and Kylian Mbappe have achieved this feat.
Lionel Messi will make history as soon as he enters the match
When Messi plays in the final against Spain, he will become the oldest player (39 years and 25 days) to play in a FIFA World Cup final. Argentina led by Messi has done well in this World Cup going undefeated and making it to the finals.
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