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Factbox-Soccer-List of all-time top scorers at World Cup

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Email to a Friend Factbox-Soccer-List of all-time top scorers at World Cup July 18 (Reuters) – List of the all-time top scorers at the World Cup after France’s Kylian Mbappe scored twice against England in the third-place playoff to move ahead of Lionel Messi in the rankings. 1 Kylian Mbappe France 22 22 2 Lionel Messi Argentina 21 33 3 Miroslav Klose Germany 16 24 4 Ronaldo […] Your Name (required) (valid email required) Friend's Name (required) (valid email required) Optional Message Send
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Football - Messi à un match de son deuxième sacre mondial

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par Nick Mulvenney NEW YORK, 18 juillet (Reuters) - Après la défaite de l'Argentine en 2016 en finale de la Copa America au MetLife Stadium de New York, Lionel Messi, en larmes, avait annoncé sa retraite internationale avec ces mots: "J'ai fait tout ce que je pouvais".
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Soccer-extended Indian summer brings Messi back to the summit again

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Nick Mulvenney By Nick Mulvenney NEW YORK, July 18 (Reuters) - When Argentina lost the 2016 Copa America final at MetLife Stadium, a heartbroken Lionel Messi tearfully announced his retirement from international football with the words "I've done all I can". At 29, he was one of the world's most decorated players at individual and club level but, after losses in three Copa America title deciders and the 2014 World Cup final, he looked destined never to take home a big international prize.
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