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After spending 8 months without being able to play any football, Villa finally returned from his injury in the 73rd minute of Barcelona's 2?0 win over Dinamo Bucharest on 11 August xxxx. Eight days later, Villa played his first competitive football match since December xxxx in Barcelona's first La Liga game of the season where he received a standing ovation while coming on as a substitute for Pedro. It only took 7 minutes before Villa found himself on the score-sheet while sealing a 5?1 A successful season with Valencia saw him get called up as part of the 23-man squad to represent Spain at the xxxx FIFA World Cup. Spain's first match at the tournament and Villa's World Cup début resulted in a 4?0 win against Ukraine where Villa netted a brace,[115] and also put his nation 1?0 up against France in the Round of 16, although Spain went on to lose the match 3?1.[116] He and Fernando Torres finished as By the end of xxxx, Villa had become an integral part of Luis Aragonés' plans and ousted Raúl from the team.[35] Proving vital in Spain's qualification for Euro xxxx, he scored six goals,[35] including a bicycle kick against Liechtenstein.[119] He was subsequently called up for the tournament where he formed a striking relationship with Torres, with whom he would often celebrate his goals.[118] He scored a hat-trick in Spain's 4?1 win over Russia, making him the first player to do so at a UEFA European Championship since Patrick Kluivert in xxxx, and only the seventh overall.[120] After the third goal, he went out of his way to meet Torres, who was on the bench at the time, to celebrate with him, "I had just scored a hat-trick and I knew people would be talking about me, but I wanted them to see that I had benefited from Torres's work, just as he sometimes benefits from mine."[13][118] In the next match, he secured a 2?1 win against Sweden with a goal in the 92nd minute. Rested for the next match against Greece, he started once again in the quarter finals where Spain beat Italy 4?2 on Reaching their first semi-final in 24 years, Spain went on to face Russia for the second time during the tournament, however, during the early stages of the match, Villa sustained a thigh injury after taking a free kick and was replaced by Cesc Fàbregas. The injury meant that he could not participate in the final where Spain beat Germany 1?0 to claim their second win at the European Football Championships. Despite missing the final and the majority of the semi-final, Villa's 4 goals in the 4 games he played were enough for him to be top scorer of the tournament[118] and was awarded the Golden Boot.[122] He also made the UEFA Euro xxxx Team of theSpain's first match during qualification for the xxxx World Cup was against Bosnia and Herzegovina where Villa scored the only goal of the game. He would go on to score four goals in Spain's next three games, including a last minute winner against Belgium. Another goal during a friendly match against Chile saw him end the year with 12 goals, breaking Raúl's record of 10 goals held since xxxx.[125] Villa began xxxx with a goal against England in a 2?0 friendly,[126] with this goal, he broke another record and became the first Spanish international to have scored in 6 consecutive games, seeing off records set by Telmo Zarra and Ladislao Kubala.[127] Speaking of the goal he said, "I am very happy with the goal. Truth is, I really want to see it on TV. The record is very nice. I would never have imagined in years that I would be able to obtain it. I am very proud On 1 June xxxx, Vicente del Bosque named Villa in his 23-man squad for the xxxx FIFA Confederations Cup.[128] In a friendly match before the tournament, Villa scored his second international hat-trick against Azerbaijan, nearly exactly a year after his hat-trick against Russia at Euro xxxx.[129] He débuted at the Confederations Cup with a goal, the last of the five goals in Spain's 5?0 victory over New Zealand,[130] while in the next game he scored the decisive goal against a defensive Iraqi team.[131] Against South Africa, he missed a penalty, but within a minute made up for the miss by putting Spain ahead, helping them equal the records of most consecutive wins and most consecutive matches undefeated before making way for Pablo Hernández.[132] The goal was his last of the tournament but was enough to see him win the xxxx FIFA Confederations Cup Bronze Shoe, he would On 5 September xxxx, Villa added two more goals to his goal tally for Spain, while assisting twice during the World Cup Qualifier against Belgium, in A Coruña. The match ended 5?0 to Spain where Villa also had a first-half penalty saved by the 30-year old A.S. Bari goalkeeper Jean-Francois Gillet.[135] He finished the year with his sixth international brace against Austria in the Ernst-Happel-Stadion, the setting where Spain were crowned European Champions the previous year. With these two goals, Villa equalled the record he set last year of most goals scored in one calendar year by a Spanish international.[136] Spain's first match in xxxx came on 3 March, against France at the Stade de France. Villa scored the opening In xxxx, he came first in the IFFHS "xxxx's World Top Goalscorer at International Level" rankings,[138] he was subsequently selected as a part of Vicente del Bosque's 23-man squad for the xxxx FIFA World Cup.[139] In a friendly against Saudi Arabia on 29 May xxxx, Villa scored the first of Spain's goals as they won 3?2 at the Tivoli Neu ? the stadium where he scored his hat-trick against Russia during Euro xxxx.[140] Failing to score in Spain's next match against Korea Republic, he opened the score sheet in Spain's next match against Poland, in which Spain won 6?0, In Spain's first xxxx World Cup match, Villa was chosen as a lone striker, but could do nothing to prevent their shock defeat at the hands of Switzerland.[142] Five days later, Spain defeated Honduras 2?0, where Villa scored both goals, but wasted his chance to complete a hat-trick when he was awarded a penalty kick ? side-footing the ball just wide of the post.[143] It was the first time in fourteen attempts Spain ever missed a penalty in a World Cup during the run of play.[143] In the same game, Villa was shown to slap Emilio Izaguirre in the face after the Honduran player trod on him. Villa said he was "not proud" of the heat of the moment incident, but he escaped a ban.[144] Villa helped secure Spain's place in the round of 16 after scoring the first goal in a 2?1 win over Chile, with a long-range shot into an empty net after Chilean goalkeeper Claudio Bravo ran out of his area to prevent Torres from scoring.[145] The goal would become his sixth goal in FIFA World Cup matches, becoming Spain's all time top scorer at the World Cup finals, ahead of Emilio Butragueño, Fernando Hierro, Spain were up against Portugal in the round of 16, and Villa would prove to be vital once again, as Xavi backheeled an Andrés Iniesta pass to the on-rushing Villa who hit the back of the net on the rebound after having his first shot saved by Eduardo, proving enough to give Spain a place in the quarter-finals against Paraguay,[145] where Villa scored a goal from a rebound after Pedro hit the post. Once again, Villa's goal proved to be the difference as the match finished 1?0, while Spain booked a game with Germany in the semi-finals,[147] where Spain recorded yet anotherVilla started in the final against the Netherlands, where he had an opportunity to score from close range, but was impeded by John Heitinga who managed to block his shot. Villa would eventually make way for Torres after 106 minutes on the pitch. Spain became world champions as they went on to win the match 1?0, while Villa was awarded the Silver Shoe, with the Gold Shoe going to Thomas Müller, both players had five goals, however, Müller had more assists. Villa wasSpain's first match of UEFA Euro xxxx qualifying was against Liechtenstein on 3 September xxxx, Villa scored the second goal of the match which eventually ended 4?0. It was believed that this goal meant that he had equalled Raúl's record 44-goal tally, however, after many debates about whether he or Dariusz Dudka scored the first goal in Spain's 6?0 win over Poland, FIFA eventually decided that the goal was indeed an own goal by Dudka, meaning Villa's goal tally would remain at 43.[148] On 12 October xxxx, he finally equalled Raúl's record, scoring a penalty against Scotland and helping On 25 March xxxx, Villa scored two goals against the Czech Republic in a Euro xxxx qualifier, which ultimately handed Spain a 2?1 victory, while at the same time he managed to eclipse Raúl as Spain's all-time leading goalscorer.[149] Speaking of the achievement, he stated that "The goals are dedicated to all the team-mates, all the coaches, all partners and friends I had during my career... But long ago I promised José, who is a friend of mine,Villa finished as top scorer of Group I with seven goals, however, after fracturing his tibia in December xxxx, he was left out of Spain's final squad for Euro xxxx after telling Vicente del Bosque that he would not be fit for the tournament. He tweeted, "I've tried, but I can't be 100% to play the Eurocup. I called Del Bosque. It's the honest thing." Del Bosque was hoping to include Villa in the squad and promised to give Villa The Spanish media has often compared Villa with Raúl, to the point where Villa was accused of taking the No. 7 jersey away from the then-Real Madrid player. In March xxxx, Villa spoke out saying, "I have not taken anything away from anybody, I was simply playing well for my club and the national coach gave me an opportunity. Too much has been said about the number issue. I?m not looking to cause any controversy. In fact, Raúl and I were in the national squad together in the past. I haven?t forced anybody out." When questioned on whether the whole uproar created over Raúl's omission was affecting him personally, he said, "I?ve never liked it because I think it has been damaging for the both of us. We?ve always got on well together whenever we?ve met up for international duty, so I?m not concerned. I just work hard for myself. All I want is to be in the squad for every game, to have the Spain badge on mySpeaking of Raúl's record with the Spanish national team as the nation's leading top scorer, Villa said, "I've got 25 goals but he's got 44 and is still playing. I'd be delighted to reach that tally as I'd help the national team achieve great victories and, in many years' time, I could see my name on a [scorers' list] that another young lad was trying to beat. That would be great."[157] On 25 March xxxx, two years after making that remark,Lionel Andrés "Leo" Messi (Spanish pronunciation: [ljo'nel an'd?es 'mesi]; born 24 June xxxx) is an Argentine footballer who plays as a forward for La Liga club FC Barcelona and the Argentina national team. He serves as the captain of his country's national football team. By the age of 21, Messi had received Ballon d'Or and FIFA World Player of the Year nominations. The following year, in xxxx, he won his first Ballon d'Or and FIFA World Player of the Year awards. He followed this up by winning the inaugural FIFA Ballon d'Or in xxxx, and then again in xxxx & xxxx. He also won the xxxx?11 UEFA Best Player in Europe Award. At the age of 24, Messi became Barcelona's all-time top scorer in all official club competitions. At age 25, Widely recognised as the best player in the world and rated by some commentators, coaches and players as the greatest footballer of all time,[2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11] Messi is the first football player in history to win four FIFA/Ballons d'Or, all of which he won consecutively, as well as the first to win three European Golden Shoe awards. Messi has won six La Ligas, two Copas del Rey, five Supercopas de España, three UEFA Messi is the first and only player to top-score in four consecutive Champions League campaigns, and also holds the record for the most hat-tricks (4) scored in the history of the competition. In March xxxx, Messi made Champions League history by becoming the first player to score five goals in one match. He also matched José Altafini's record of 14 goals in a single Champions League season. Messi set the European record for most goals scored in a season during the xxxx?12 season, with 73 goals. In the same season, he set the current goalscoring record in a single La Liga season, scoring 50 goals. Also in that season, Messi became the first player ever to have scored and assisted in six different official competitions in one season. On 16 February xxxx, Messi scored his 300th Barcelona goal. On 30 March xxxx, Messi scored in his 19th consecutive La Liga game, becoming the first footballer in history to net in consecutive matches against every team in a professional football league. Messi Messi helped Argentina win the xxxx FIFA U-20 World Cup, finishing as both the best player and the top scorer (with 6 goals). In xxxx, he became the youngest Argentine to play in the FIFA World Cup, and won a runners-up medal at the Copa América in xxxx, in which he was elected young player of the tournament. In xxxx, he won his first international honour, an Olympic Gold Medal, with the Argentina Olympic football team. SportsPro has rated him as the second-most marketable athlete in the world. His playing style and stature have drawn comparisons to compatriot Diego Messi was born in Rosario, Santa Fe Province, to parents Jorge Horácio Messi, a factory steel worker, and Celia María Cuccittini, a part-time cleaner.[13][14][15][16] His paternal family originates from the Italian city of Ancona, from which his ancestor, Angelo Messi, emigrated to Argentina in xxxx.[17][18] He has two older brothers, Rodrigo and Matías, and a sister, María Sol.[19] At the age of five, Messi started playing football for Grandoli, a local club coached by his father Jorge.[20] In xxxx, Messi switched to Newell's Old Boys who were based in his home city Rosario.[20] He became part of a local youth powerhouse that lost only one match in the next four years and became locally known as At the age of 11, Messi was diagnosed with a growth hormone deficiency.[22] Local powerhouse River Plate showed interest in Messi's progress, but were not willing to pay for treatment for his condition, which cost $900 a month.[16] Carles Rexach, the sporting director of FC Barcelona, was made aware of his talent as Messi had relatives in Lleida in western Catalonia, and Messi and his father were able to arrange a trial with the team.[16] Rexach, with no other paper at hand, offered Messi a contract written on a paper napkin.[23][24] Barcelona offered to pay Messi's medical bills on the condition that he moved to Spain. Messi and his father duly moved to Barcelona,Messi played in Barcelona's junior Infantil B and Cadete B & A teams from xxxx to xxxx (scoring 37 goals in 30 matches in Cadete A). He was nearly released from the club in xxxx because of financial constraints, but his youth coaches convinced management to keep him (Cesc Fabregas was released during this purge).[25] Season xxxx?04 saw him on a record[26] five different teams: He started one match in Juvenil B (one goal) and got promoted to Juvenil A (14 matches, 21 goals). On 16 September, for the second time in three months, Barcelona announced an update to Messi's contract; this time it was improved to pay him as a first team member and extended until June xxxx.[20] Messi obtained Spanish citizenship on 26 September xxxx[35] and was finally able to make his debut in the Messi also proved the "new Maradona" tag was not all hype, by nearly replicating Maradona's most famous goals in the space of the single season.[46] On 18 April xxxx, he scored two goals during a Copa del Rey semi-final against Getafe CF, one of which was very similar to Maradona's famous goal against England at the xxxx World Cup in Mexico, known as the Goal of the Century.[47] The world's sports press drew comparisons with Maradona, and the Spanish press labelled Messi as "Messidona".[48] He ran about the same distance, 62 metres (203 ft), beat the same number of players (six, including the goalkeeper), scored from a very similar position, and ran towards the corner flag just as Maradona did in Mexico 21 years before.[46] In a press conference after the game, Messi's team-mate Deco said: "It was the best goal I have ever seen in my life."[49] Against RCD Espanyol Messi also scored a goal which was remarkably similar to Maradona's 'Hand of God' goal against England in the World Cup quarter-finals. Messi launched himself at the ball and connected with his hand to guide the ball past the goalkeeper Carlos Kameni.[50] Despite protests by Espanyol players and replays showing it was clear handball, the goal stood.[50] During his time at FC Barcelona, manager Frank Rijkaard decided to move Messi from the left flank onto the right wing, initially against the player's wishes, allowing him to cut into the centre of the pitch and shoot or cross with his left foot.[51]season's Spanish First Division. Messi's first home outing in the Champions League came on 27 September against Italian club Udinese.[30] Fans at Barcelona's stadium, the Camp Nou, gave Messi a standing ovation upon his substitution, as his composure on the ball and passing combinations In the xxxx?07 season, Messi established himself as a regular first team player, scoring 14 times in 26 matches.[40] On 12 November, in the game against Real Zaragoza, Messi suffered a broken metatarsal, ruling him out for three months.[41][42] On 10 March, El Clásico saw Messi in top form, scoring a hat-trick to earn 10-man Barcelona a 3?3 draw, equalising three times, with the final equaliser coming in injury time.[43] In doing so he became the first player since Iván Zamorano (for Real Madrid in the xxxx?95 season) to score a hat-trick in El Clásico.[44] Messi is also the youngest player ever to have scored in this fixture. Towards the end of the season he began finding the net more often; 11 of his 14 league goals for the season came from the last 13 games.[45]with Ronaldinho had paid dividends for Barcelona.[36]Later he debuted for FC Barcelona C team (Tercera División) on 29 November xxxx and for FC Barcelona B (Segunda División B) on 6 March xxxx. He played for both teams during the season (ten matches, five goals and five matches, zero goals, respectively).[27][28][29] Even before these two debuts, Messi made his official debut for the first-team on 16 November xxxx aged 16 yearsLess than a year after his start, Frank Rijkaard gave him his league debut against RCD Espanyol on 16 October xxxx (at 17 years and 114 days), becoming the third-youngest player ever to play for Barcelona and youngest club player to play in La Liga, which would be broken by Bojan Krkic in September xxxx. When he scored his first senior goal for the club against Albacete Balompié on 1 May xxxx, Messi was 17 years, ten months and seven days old, becoming the youngest to ever score in a La Liga game for Barcelona[32] until it was again broken by Bojan Krkic in xxxx, scoring from a Messi assist.[33] Messi said about his ex-coach Rijkaard: "I'll never forget the fact that he launched my career, that he had confidence in me while I was only sixteen or seventeen."[34] During the season, Messi played also in Barcelona B (Segunda División B) scoring 6 goals in 17 matches. and 145 days, in a friendly match against Porto.[30][31] where Messi enrolled in the club's youth academy.[20][24]"The Machine of '87", from the year of their birth.[21]Maradona, who himself declared Messi his "successor".[12]extended his record scoring streak to 21 consecutive league matches.Champions Leagues, two UEFA Super Cups and two Club World Cups.Messi became the youngest player to score 200 La Liga goals. Villa surpassed Raúl as Spain's all-time top scorer.[149] chest and to score as many goals as I can."[157]as long as possible to return to fitness.[154] that the goal which overtook Raúl would be for him."[150]Spain see off the Scots in a 3?2 victory at Hampden Park.[7] subsequently named in the FIFA World Cup All-Star Team. 1?0 victory with the only goal coming from Carles Puyol.Fernando Morientes and Raúl González, all of whom have five.[146]recording Poland's their worst defeat in 50 years.[141]goal in a game which Spain went on to win 2?0.[137]also go on to make the team of the tournament.[133]and I hope I can continue breaking records".[127] Tournament alongside striking partner Torres.[123]penalties, Villa took the first penalty and scored.[121]Spain's top scorers with three goals each.[117]victory for his team against Real Sociedad.[107]
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