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The race to change the world of football.

VHO - June 23rd and 24th saw Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo each score a brace. As if by a clever twist of fate, both set a record for the "longest time gap between the first and last goals at the World Cup": 20 years and 11 days. Remarkably, the rivalry between the two hasn't ended yet.

Báo Văn HóaBáo Văn Hóa26/06/2026

11/6·Group A
Mexico
Mexico
2:0
South Africa
South Africa
12/6·Group A
South Korea
South Korea
2:1
Czech Republic
Czech Republic
12/6·Group B
Canada
Canada
1:1
Bosnia & Herzegovina
Bosnia & Herzegovina
13/6·Group C
USA
USA
4:1
Paraguay
Paraguay
13/6·Group B
Qatar
Qatar
1:1
Switzerland
Switzerland
13/6·Group D
Brazil
Brazil
1:1
Morocco
Morocco
14/6·Group D
Haiti
Haiti
0:1
Scotland
Scotland
14/6·Group C
Australia
Australia
2:0
Türkiye
Türkiye
14/6·Group E
Germany
Germany
7:1
Curaçao
Curaçao
14/6·Group F
Netherlands
Netherlands
2:2
Japan
Japan
14/6·Group E
Ivory Coast
Ivory Coast
1:0
Ecuador
Ecuador
15/6·Group F
Sweden
Sweden
5:1
Tunisia
Tunisia
15/6·Group G
Spain
Spain
0:0
Cape Verde
Cape Verde
15/6·Group H
Belgium
Belgium
1:1
Egypt
Egypt
15/6·Group G
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia
1:1
Uruguay
Uruguay
16/6·Group H
Iran
Iran
2:2
New Zealand
New Zealand
16/6·Group I
France
France
3:1
Senegal
Senegal
16/6·Group I
Iraq
Iraq
1:4
Norway
Norway
17/6·Group J
Argentina
Argentina
3:0
Algeria
Algeria
17/6·Group J
Austria
Austria
3:1
Jordan
Jordan
17/6·Group K
Portugal
Portugal
1:1
Congo DR
Congo DR
17/6·Group L
England
England
4:2
Croatia
Croatia
17/6·Group L
Ghana
Ghana
1:0
Panama
Panama
18/6·Group K
Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan
1:3
Colombia
Colombia
18/6·Group A
Czech Republic
Czech Republic
1:1
South Africa
South Africa
18/6·Group B
Switzerland
Switzerland
4:1
Bosnia & Herzegovina
Bosnia & Herzegovina
18/6·Group B
Canada
Canada
6:0
Qatar
Qatar
19/6·Group A
Mexico
Mexico
1:0
South Korea
South Korea
19/6·Group C
USA
USA
2:0
Australia
Australia
19/6·Group D
Scotland
Scotland
0:1
Morocco
Morocco
20/6·Group D
Brazil
Brazil
3:0
Haiti
Haiti
20/6·Group C
Türkiye
Türkiye
0:1
Paraguay
Paraguay
20/6·Group F
Netherlands
Netherlands
5:1
Sweden
Sweden
20/6·Group E
Germany
Germany
2:1
Ivory Coast
Ivory Coast
21/6·Group E
Ecuador
Ecuador
0:0
Curaçao
Curaçao
21/6·Group F
Tunisia
Tunisia
0:4
Japan
Japan
21/6·Group G
Spain
Spain
4:0
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia
21/6·Group H
Belgium
Belgium
0:0
Iran
Iran
21/6·Group G
Uruguay
Uruguay
2:2
Cape Verde
Cape Verde
22/6·Group H
New Zealand
New Zealand
1:3
Egypt
Egypt
22/6·Group J
Argentina
Argentina
2:0
Austria
Austria
22/6·Group I
France
France
3:0
Iraq
Iraq
23/6·Group I
Norway
Norway
3:2
Senegal
Senegal
23/6·Group J
Jordan
Jordan
1:2
Algeria
Algeria
23/6·Group K
Portugal
Portugal
5:0
Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan
23/6·Group L
England
England
0:0
Ghana
Ghana
23/6·Group L
Panama
Panama
0:1
Croatia
Croatia
24/6·Group K
Colombia
Colombia
1:0
Congo DR
Congo DR
24/6·Group B
Switzerland
Switzerland
2:1
Canada
Canada
24/6·Group B
Bosnia & Herzegovina
Bosnia & Herzegovina
3:1
Qatar
Qatar
24/6·Group D
Morocco
Morocco
4:2
Haiti
Haiti
24/6·Group D
Scotland
Scotland
0:3
Brazil
Brazil
25/6·Group A
Czech Republic
Czech Republic
0:3
Mexico
Mexico
25/6·Group A
South Africa
South Africa
1:0
South Korea
South Korea
25/6·Group E
Ecuador
Ecuador
2:1
Germany
Germany
25/6·Group E
Curaçao
Curaçao
0:2
Ivory Coast
Ivory Coast
25/6·Group F
Japan
Japan
1:1
Sweden
Sweden
25/6·Group F
Tunisia
Tunisia
1:3
Netherlands
Netherlands
26/6·Group C
Türkiye
Türkiye
3:2
USA
USA
26/6·Group C
Paraguay
Paraguay
0:0
Australia
Australia
26/6·Group I
Senegal
Senegal
19:00
Iraq
Iraq
26/6·Group I
Norway
Norway
19:00
France
France
27/6·Group G
Uruguay
Uruguay
00:00
Spain
Spain
27/6·Group G
Cape Verde
Cape Verde
00:00
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia
27/6·Group H
Egypt
Egypt
03:00
Iran
Iran
27/6·Group H
New Zealand
New Zealand
03:00
Belgium
Belgium
27/6·Group L
Croatia
Croatia
21:00
Ghana
Ghana
27/6·Group L
Panama
Panama
21:00
England
England
27/6·Group K
Colombia
Colombia
23:30
Portugal
Portugal
27/6·Group K
Congo DR
Congo DR
23:30
Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan
28/6·Group J
Algeria
Algeria
02:00
Austria
Austria
28/6·Group J
Jordan
Jordan
02:00
Argentina
Argentina
28/6·Group A
South Africa
South Africa
19:00
Canada
Canada
29/6·Group D
Brazil
Brazil
17:00
Japan
Japan
29/6
Đức
Đức
20:30
Thứ 3 A/B/C/D/F
Thứ 3 A/B/C/D/F
30/6·Group F
Netherlands
Netherlands
01:00
Morocco
Morocco
30/6
Bờ Biển Ngà
Bờ Biển Ngà
17:00
Nhì I
Nhì I
30/6
Nhất I
Nhất I
21:00
Thứ 3 C/D/F/G/H
Thứ 3 C/D/F/G/H
1/7
Mexico
Mexico
01:00
Thứ 3 C/E/F/H/I
Thứ 3 C/E/F/H/I
1/7
Nhất L
Nhất L
16:00
Thứ 3 E/H/I/J/K
Thứ 3 E/H/I/J/K
1/7
Nhất G
Nhất G
20:00
Thứ 3 A/E/H/I/J
Thứ 3 A/E/H/I/J
2/7
Nhất H
Nhất H
19:00
Nhì J
Nhì J
2/7
Nhì K
Nhì K
23:00
Nhì L
Nhì L
3/7
Thuỵ Sĩ
Thuỵ Sĩ
03:00
Thứ 3 E/F/G/I/J
Thứ 3 E/F/G/I/J
3/7
Australia
Australia
18:00
Nhì G
Nhì G
3/7
Argentina
Argentina
22:00
Nhì H
Nhì H
4/7
Nhất K
Nhất K
01:30
Thứ 3 D/E/I/J/L
Thứ 3 D/E/I/J/L
4/7
Thắng trận 73
Thắng trận 73
17:00
Thắng trận 75
Thắng trận 75
4/7
Thắng trận 74
Thắng trận 74
21:00
Thắng trận 77
Thắng trận 77
5/7
Thắng trận 76
Thắng trận 76
20:00
Thắng trận 78
Thắng trận 78
6/7
Thắng trận 79
Thắng trận 79
00:00
Thắng trận 80
Thắng trận 80
6/7
Thắng trận 83
Thắng trận 83
19:00
Thắng trận 84
Thắng trận 84
7/7
Thắng trận 81
Thắng trận 81
00:00
Thắng trận 82
Thắng trận 82
7/7
Thắng trận 86
Thắng trận 86
16:00
Thắng trận 88
Thắng trận 88
7/7
Thắng trận 85
Thắng trận 85
20:00
Thắng trận 87
Thắng trận 87
9/7
Thắng trận 89
Thắng trận 89
20:00
Thắng trận 90
Thắng trận 90
10/7
Thắng trận 93
Thắng trận 93
19:00
Thắng trận 94
Thắng trận 94
11/7
Thắng trận 91
Thắng trận 91
21:00
Thắng trận 92
Thắng trận 92
12/7
Thắng trận 95
Thắng trận 95
01:00
Thắng trận 96
Thắng trận 96
14/7
Thắng trận 97
Thắng trận 97
19:00
Thắng trận 98
Thắng trận 98
15/7
Thắng trận 99
Thắng trận 99
19:00
Thắng trận 100
Thắng trận 100
18/7
Thua trận 101
Thua trận 101
21:00
Thua trận 102
Thua trận 102
19/7
Thắng trận 101
Thắng trận 101
19:00
Thắng trận 102
Thắng trận 102
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Messi and Ronaldo continue to dominate the World Cup even in their late 30s and early 40s.

Maintain the appeal

In the history of modern football, few stories have lasted as long and retained their appeal as the rivalry between Messi and Ronaldo. For nearly two decades, these two superstars have not only competed for individual and team titles, but have also created their own era – where every debate, every comparison, and every milestone revolves around them. This rivalry is not simply a sporting story, but has become a global cultural phenomenon, contributing to changing how football is perceived, watched, and consumed.

One of the first memorable moments occurred at the 2007 FIFA Player of the Year awards ceremony. Kaka was the winner, while Messi and Ronaldo came in second. However, attention was drawn to a humorous mix-up when "King of Football" Pele mistakenly presented the runner-up trophy to Ronaldo, forcing FIFA President Sepp Blatter to intervene and have the two players exchange the awards. Although a minor incident, the awkwardness of these two young talents inadvertently opened the chapter for one of the greatest rivalries in sports history.

Since then, Messi and Ronaldo have dominated the world of football. In the decade following 2007, almost every major individual award, especially the Ballon d'Or, went to one of these two players. They won the majority of European Player of the Year awards, demonstrating their clear superiority over the rest of the world. Beyond individual awards, the total number of goals and titles they accumulated was enormous, placing both among the greatest players of all time.

It's worth noting that the rivalry between Messi and Ronaldo isn't just about numbers. It also sparks an endless debate about the title of "Greatest Player of All Time" (GOAT). Conflicting opinions are everywhere. While Ronaldo is often mentioned for his goal tally and Champions League achievements, Messi stands out for his number of Ballon d'Or awards and his overall trophy collection. Success at the national team level also contributes to the complexity of the debate, as both have their own memorable milestones.

Its influence extends far beyond the realm of football .

Upon closer observation, the stark contrast between the two players is easily noticeable. Messi represents a style of play that emphasizes technique, creativity, and smooth dribbling, while Ronaldo stands out for his physicality, strength, speed, and sharp goal-scoring instinct. This contrast often places them at opposite extremes, creating a captivating narrative for the media and fans.

However, behind these differences lie many surprising similarities. Both Messi and Ronaldo came from difficult backgrounds, leaving their homelands at a young age to pursue their football dreams. Messi left Argentina for Spain at the age of 13, while Ronaldo moved from Madeira to Lisbon at 12. They both faced homesickness and the harsh challenges of professional football from a very early age.

The biggest commonality between these two superstars is their unceasing desire to win. This motivation has helped them surpass their contemporaries and maintain peak performance for nearly 20 years. Those who have worked with them have witnessed their exceptional determination in every training session and every match. This is also a crucial factor that has not only prolonged the rivalry between Messi and Ronaldo but has also continuously elevated it to new heights.

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The rivalry reached its peak when Ronaldo moved to Real Madrid in 2009, placing him in direct competition with Messi of Barcelona. The already intense rivalry between the two clubs became even more fierce. For many years, Messi and Ronaldo not only competed for individual titles but were also at the heart of dramatic El Clasico matches. During their time playing in Spain, both achieved almost unbelievable statistics in terms of goals and appearances.

This rivalry is even more distinctly personal. Every goal, every title becomes a statement of dominance over rivals. Iconic celebrations, such as Messi taking off his shirt and holding it up to the crowd, or Ronaldo replicating the action just a few months later, clearly demonstrate the level of mutual influence between the two players.

Beyond the football pitch, the rivalry between Messi and Ronaldo extends to the commercial and media spheres. They have become two of the biggest personal brands in sports history. Their jersey sales, social media followings, and incomes are all impressive. These figures demonstrate their influence far beyond football, transforming them into global icons.

Even after leaving Europe to play in other leagues, the debate about Messi and Ronaldo has never ended. Fans continue to compare their achievements, titles, and contributions. In fact, the lack of a clear answer to the question "who is greater" has contributed to the enduring appeal of this rivalry.

Some experts believe these two players are like "two main actors in a play that spans 20 years." They not only compete but also push each other to improve. Whenever one achieves a new milestone, the other tries to surpass it. This interaction has elevated the overall standard of football to a new level.

From a broader perspective, Messi and Ronaldo have changed the way the world views football. They have made fans more interested in statistics, personal branding, and the stories behind each player. Football is no longer just a 90-minute game on the pitch, but has become a global entertainment industry with influential central figures.

As both approach the final years of their careers, the question of who the "winner" of this era remains unanswered. Some argue that Messi has an advantage thanks to his World Cup victory, while Ronaldo still stands out with his incredible goalscoring records. But perhaps more importantly, the fact that they both existed in the same era created something unprecedented in football history.

Ultimately, whether Messi or Ronaldo is greater may always remain an open question. But what is certain is that together they created a special era – a period when football was elevated to new heights, where all boundaries were broken and all norms were redefined. And however that story ends, the legacy they leave behind will be talked about for generations to come.

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In the 53rd minute of the match , Madibo made a tackle from behind on Kone . The referee immediately showed a direct red card to the 29 - year - old midfielder . At the time of the foul , Madibo seemed unaware of the seriousness of the situation . However , upon learning that Kone had broken his leg , the Qatari midfielder clutched his head in despair and silently left the field in tears .

Kone was immediately attended to by the medical team and taken straight to the hospital . Doctors determined that the 24 - year - old midfielder had fractured both his tibia and fibula in his left leg , requiring emergency surgery . The surgery was successful , but the Sassuolo star will not be able to continue playing in the 2026 World Cup . Meanwhile , Madibo also paid a heavy price . ​Following an automatic one - match suspension for a red card , the FIFA Disciplinary Committee decided to increase the penalty to five matches for a serious foul .

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