Lionel Messi (27) became the all-time top scorer in Spanish football history, scoring a brilliant hat-trick against Sevilla on Saturday Nov 22,2014 to cement his place in the record books above Telmo Zarra
- Lionel Messi sits top of the La Liga all-time goalscoring charts with 253 strikes at just the age of 27
- Former Athletic Bilbao star Telmo Zarra's hit 251 goals in 15 years at Athletic Bilbao between 1940 and 1955
- Messi opened the scoring for the hosts with a trademark free-kick in the first half
- Sevilla equalised shortly after half-time when Barcelona defender Jordi Alba scored an own goal
- Neymar made it 2-1 to the Catalan giants two minutes later heading home a Xavi free-kick
- Ivan Rakitic extended Barcelona's lead netting against his former club with a powerful header
- Messi broke Zarra's record with his second goal of the night in the 71st minute
- The Argentina captain completed his hat-trick on 78 minutes finishing low after a neat one-two with Neymar
FC Barcelona beats Sevilla 5-1
Goal Scorers
For FCB -Lionel Messi(21,72 and 78);Neymar(48)and Ivan Rakitic(65)
For Sevilla -Jordi Alba(Own Goal in the 47th minute)
Lionel Messi is presented with the match ball and congratulated by his Barcelona team-mates in a presentation after the match
Neymar posted a picture on Instagram with Lionel Messi after the game
Lionel Messi's records | |
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La Liga top scorer: 253
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Barcelona's top goalscorer: 368
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Champions League top scorer:71 (joint with Raul)
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Most consecutive La Liga matches scored in: 21
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Most goals in a season: 68
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Most goals in a La Liga season: 50
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Most Ballon d'Ors: 4
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Most goals in Club World Cup: 4 (held jointly with Denilson)
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Most European Cup top scorer awards: 4 (with Gerd Muller)
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Most goals in a single European Cup game: 5 (joint with Luiz Adriano)
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Most La Liga hat-tricks in a season: 8
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Most goals in El Clasico: 21
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Most goals in a calendar year: 91
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