Lionel Messi has promised more joy after he became the player to score the most World Cup goals – 18.
Even after missing a penalty, Messi took his all-time tally to 18 with his double against Austria Monday.
“We’ve already given people several joys, but we’ll try to give them more,” Messi said.
“There were moments when I was really pissed off about missing the penalty, but I was able to make up for it”.
It was Argentina’s second victory of the tournament and this has qualified them for the knockout rounds even before their final group game.
Messi was pleased with the qualification.
“The important thing is the qualification, winning all the matches is always in our plans,” he said.
“This whole group lives this with a lot of happiness. When we get together, we enjoy being together, competing, training, the day-to-day, and seeing the people like this”.
