Messi Breaks Scoring Record in Barca’s Thumping VictoryMessi Breaks Scoring Record in Barca’s Thumping Victory Barcelona’s talismanic forward Lionel Messi etched his name into the club’s history books once again on Sunday as he shattered the legendary Gerd Müller’s goalscoring record in a comprehensive 5-2 victory over Betis. With a clinical finish in the 64th minute, Messi moved past Müller’s tally of 727 goals for Bayern Munich, becoming the all-time top scorer for a single club. The Catalan crowd erupted in a thunderous ovation, recognizing the magnitude of Messi’s achievement. Barca dominated the game from the outset, taking an early lead through Antoine Griezmann. Luis Suárez added a second before the break, giving the reigning La Liga champions a comfortable cushion. In the second half, Messi took center stage. After Betis pulled one back through Lorenzo Morón, the Argentine maestro restored Barca’s two-goal advantage with a stunning free kick. He then added another in the 79th minute, setting a new scoring record that is unlikely to be matched anytime soon. Clément Lenglet completed Barca’s rout with a header late on, sealing a resounding victory that kept them atop the La Liga standings. Messi’s record-breaking goal was a testament to his exceptional talent, unwavering determination, and unwavering loyalty to Barcelona. The 33-year-old has now scored an incredible 644 goals for the club across all competitions, and his tally continues to grow with each passing game. With his legacy already firmly cemented, Messi continues to push the boundaries of greatness. His latest achievement serves as a reminder of his extraordinary abilities and the undeniable impact he has had on the world of football.
