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Argentina one goal from World Cup record as Messi leads charge against Spain

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Argentina are on the verge of setting a FIFA World Cup record for the most goals scored from outside the penalty box in a single tournament. The team has already matched the existing record with five such goals, needing just one more to claim it outright. Lionel Messi has contributed two of those goals and holds the individual record in this category. Defending champions Argentina will face Spain in Sunday's final, with both the World Cup title and a historic milestone within reach.

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