In the early morning of September 15, Beijing time, a match in the second round of the Champions League group stage attracted widespread attention from fans, and the Leader of the Israeli League, Maccabi Haifa, sat at home to meet the Champions League favourite Paris Saint-Germain.
While both teams lead the way in their respective leagues, it's clear that there is a considerable gap in the strength of the two teams. Before the game, Maccabi Haifa's captain Ravi said bluntly that he hoped it would not be an exhibition match.
In addition, Ravi also spoke about Messi in particular, and his words were full of respect and admiration, Ravi said: The best player in history has come here, of course, there are many other famous stars in the opponent's squad.
This game, for Messi, if he scores, it will have a special meaning. Before this match, Messi had already broken through the doors of 38 teams in the Champions League, including Maccabi Haifa.
If he can score in this game, Messi will be the player who has broken through the doors of different teams the most times in the history of the Champions League.
The media and fans also hope that Messi, who has been more focused on instigating attacks and assists this season, can be a little more "selfish" against Maccabi Haifa.
After the opening, Maccabi Haifa played quite actively at home, while Paris made a series of mistakes and was rather sluggish away from home.
In the 23rd minute, Paris Saint-Germain conceded the ball, Andi Maccabi, Haifa, used a simple cross from the side, and Cherry scored with a powerful shot to make the score 1-0.
In the 37th minute, Paris equalized, Kylian Mbappe sent his first assist of the new season, messi's stopped shot from the middle of the road, and the score became 1-1.
This goal also made Messi make history, after messi and C Ronaldo jointly held a record of breaking the doors of 38 different Champions League teams, which has been exclusively enjoyed by Messi, who has become the player who has broken through the doors of different teams in the history of the Champions League.