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Buenos Aires, Sep 9 (EFE).- With a hat-trick in Argentina’s world cup qualifier win over Bolivia (3-0) on Thursday, Lionel Messi overtook Brazilian legend Pelé's South American international men's career goal record of 77.Argentina's captain, who was the star of the match at Monumental Stadium in Buenos Aires, achieved the new record of 79 international career goals in 153 games played for the country. (Camera: ALBERTO CARATOZZOLO).B-ROLL OF ARGENTINE SOCCER FANS ARRIVING AT THE MONUMENTAL STADIUM IN BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA, AHEAD OF THE MATCH BETWEEN ARGENTINA AND BOLIVIA.SOUND BITES: ARGENTINE SOCCER FAN, SANTIAGO MUÑOZ. TRANSLATIONS: The truth is that it is very emotional, it was what I missed the most. The Argentine people are very passionate, very soccer fanatic. We looked forward to his comeback. That is very important. It happens in a good context, the selection becomes champion after so many years in search of that title and with Messi still active. I'm very happy.
Drone images show tens of thousands of supporters gathered at the Obelisk of Buenos Aires, to celebrate Argentina's victory at the Qatar 2022 World Cup. The South Americans beat the reigning champions on penalties after a thrilling final which saw two goals by Messi and a hat-trick by Mbappe. IMAGES
Argentina fans celebrate their World Cup victory outside Lusail Stadium after watching the team beat France 4-2 on penalties following a thrilling match. IMAGES
Delighted Argentine fans celebrate at the Obelisk of Buenos Aires after Lionel Messi won the World Cup for Argentina as he scored twice against France in one of the all-time great finals before the South Americans held their nerve to win in a penalty shootout in Qatar. IMAGES
France supporters in Bordeaux cheer as their side score their first goal in the World Cup final against Argentina. IMAGES
Argentine fans watch in the fan zone in Buenos Aires the match against Poland at the World Cup in Qatar. Argentina beat Poland 2-0 to qualify for the last 16 of the World Cup with goals from Mac Allister and Alvarez. IMAGES
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