This Monday’s day got underway this afternoon with Argentina’s victory over Austria on a historic day for the World Cup. Leo Messi, with a double, has become the top scorer in World Cup history with 18 goals and has surpassed Miroslav Klose (16). Already at dawn, at 2:00 in New York (USA) the group I match will be played and, at 5:00 in San Francisco (USA), the Jordan-Algeria. Today the hangover from (4-0) drags on. Iran-Belgium was also played, which ended in a draw. This morning Uruguay tied against a Cape Verde team that is making history (2-2), and Egypt beat New Zealand (3-1).
