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Messi achieved another milestone

 Leo Messi became the player to score most league goals while playing at home, surpassing Telmo Zarra's tally of 179.
The only active player in that short list, Cristiano Ronaldo, is 30 goals away from the Argentinean.


After 24 days away from the pitch, "La Pulga" made an impressive comeback in just two minutes, as he put to good use an assist by Neymar to score the game's fourth goal. By sending that ball into the back of the net, Messi achieved another milestone in his illustrious career.

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