The eight-time Ballon d’Or winner won the FIFA World Cup with Argentina in 2022
Lionel Messi is undoubtedly one of the greatest football players of all time. He has achieved massive success not only on the club level but also on the international stage. He won the FIFA World Cup in 2022, while he has also won two Copa America titles with Argentina.
Lionel Messi was involved in Argentina’s 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier game this October international break. Messi achieved a mean feat in the second of the two fixtures of this month. Against Bolivia, he netted a hat trick to attain 10 international hat tricks.
It helped Lionel Messi get level on the world record and tie himself with Cristiano Ronaldo. Ronaldo also has 10 hat tricks in the Portugal kit. However, Ronaldo still leads the all-time international goal-scoring charts with 133 goals. Lionel Messi is behind him in second place with 112 goals of his own.
Here is the complete breakdown of all his goals, dates, competitions and everything you need to know.
Lionel Messi all international goals: Goal No., date, opposition, competition & full score-line
1 March 2006: Croatia (Friendly) – 2–3
16 June 2006: Serbia and Montenegro (2006 FIFA World Cup) – 6–0
5 June 2007: Algeria (Friendly) – 4–3
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8 July 2007: Peru (2007 Copa América) – 4–0
11 July 2007: Mexico (2007 Copa América) – 3–0
16 October 2007: Venezuela (2010 FIFA World Cup qualification) – 2–0
20 November 2007: Colombia (2010 FIFA World Cup qualification) – 1–2
4 June 2008: Mexico (Friendly) – 4–1
11 October 2008: Uruguay (2010 FIFA World Cup qualification) – 2–1
11 February 2009: France (Friendly) – 2–0
28 March 2009: Venezuela (2010 FIFA World Cup qualification) – 4–0
14 November 2009: Spain (Friendly) – 1–2
7 September 2010: Spain (Friendly) – 4–1
17 November 2010: Brazil (Friendly) – 1–0
9 February 2011: Portugal (Friendly) – 2–1
20 June 2011: Albania (Friendly) – 4–0
7 October 2011: Chile (2014 FIFA World Cup qualification) – 4–1
15 November 2011: Colombia (2014 FIFA World Cup qualification) – 2–1
29 February 2012: Switzerland (Friendly) – 3–1
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2 June 2012: Ecuador (2014 FIFA World Cup qualification) – 4–0
9 June 2012: Brazil (Friendly) – 4–3
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15 August 2012: Germany (Friendly) – 3–1
7 September 2012: Paraguay (2014 FIFA World Cup qualification) – 3–1
12 October 2012: Uruguay (2014 FIFA World Cup qualification) – 3–0
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16 October 2012: Chile (2014 FIFA World Cup qualification) – 2–1
22 March 2013: Venezuela (2014 FIFA World Cup qualification) – 3–0
14 June 2013: Guatemala (Friendly) – 4–0
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10 September 2013: Paraguay (2014 FIFA World Cup qualification) – 5–2
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7 June 2014: Slovenia (Friendly) – 2–0
15 June 2014: Bosnia and Herzegovina (2014 FIFA World Cup) – 2–1
21 June 2014: Iran (2014 FIFA World Cup) – 1–0
25 June 2014: Nigeria (2014 FIFA World Cup) – 3–2
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14 October 2014: Hong Kong (Friendly) – 7–0
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12 November 2014: Croatia (Friendly) – 2–1
13 June 2015: Paraguay (2015 Copa América) – 2–2
4 September 2015: Bolivia (Friendly) – 7–0
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8 September 2015: Mexico (Friendly) – 2–2
29 March 2016: Bolivia (2018 FIFA World Cup qualification) – 2–0
10 June 2016: Panama (Copa América Centenario) – 5–0
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18 June 2016: Venezuela (Copa América Centenario) – 4–1
21 June 2016: United States (Copa América Centenario) – 4–0
1 September 2016: Uruguay (2018 FIFA World Cup qualification) – 1–0
15 November 2016: Colombia (2018 FIFA World Cup qualification) – 3–0
23 March 2017: Chile (2018 FIFA World Cup qualification) – 1–0
10 October 2017: Ecuador (2018 FIFA World Cup qualification) – 3–1
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29 May 2018: Haiti (Friendly) – 4–0
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26 June 2018: Nigeria (2018 FIFA World Cup) – 2–1
7 June 2019: Nicaragua (Friendly) – 5–1
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19 June 2019: Paraguay (2019 Copa América) – 1–1
15 November 2019: Brazil (2019 Superclásico de las Américas) – 1–0
18 November 2019: Uruguay (Friendly) – 2–2
8 October 2020: Ecuador (2022 FIFA World Cup qualification) – 1–0
3 June 2021: Chile (2022 FIFA World Cup qualification) – 1–1
14 June 2021: Chile (2021 Copa América) -1–1
28 June 2021: Bolivia (2021 Copa América) – 4–1
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3 July 2021: Ecuador (2021 Copa América) – 3–0
9 September 2021: Bolivia (2022 FIFA World Cup qualification) – 3–0
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10 October 2021: Uruguay (2022 FIFA World Cup qualification) – 3–0
25 March 2022: Venezuela (2022 FIFA World Cup qualification) – 3–0
5 June 2022: Estonia (Friendly) – 5–0
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23 September 2022: Honduras (Friendly) – 3–0
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27 September 2022: Jamaica (Friendly) – 3–0
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16 November 2022: United Arab Emirates (Friendly) – 5–0
22 November 2022: Saudi Arabia (2022 FIFA World Cup) – 1–2
26 November 2022: Mexico (2022 FIFA World Cup) – 2–0
3 December 2022: Australia (2022 FIFA World Cup) – 2–1
9 December 2022: Netherlands (2022 FIFA World Cup) – 2–2 (4–3 penalties)
13 December 2022: Croatia (2022 FIFA World Cup) – 3–0
18 December 2022: France (2022 FIFA World Cup) – 3–3 (4–2 penalties)
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23 March 2023: Panama (Friendly) – 2–0
28 March 2023: Curaçao (Friendly) – 7–0
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15 June 2023: Australia (Friendly) – 2–0
7 September 2023: Ecuador (2026 FIFA World Cup qualification) – 1–0
17 October 2023: Peru (2026 FIFA World Cup qualification) – 2–0
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14 June 2024: Guatemala (Friendly) – 4–1
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9 July 2024: Canada (2024 Copa América) – 2–0
15 October 2024: Bolivia (2026 FIFA World Cup qualification) – 6–0
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