Lisandro Martinez: List of all goals in FIFA World Cup history

Lisandro Martinez scored his first FIFA World Cup goal in a knockout game.

The FIFA World Cup 2026 will remain memorable to football fans for a long time. The competition featured 48 teams for the first time in the tournament’s history and introduced hydration breaks. Additionally, controversies over decisions made by match officials have been a major part of the whole ruckus.

Amid the chaos, Argentina’s run in the FIFA World Cup 2026 could be divided into two phases: the group stage and the knockout rounds. La Albiceleste asserted dominance over Algeria, Austria, and Jordan in the group stage, scoring eight goals and conceding one goal while keeping two clean sheets.

After topping the group, they were expected to get a manageable path to the final. However, Lionel Scaloni’s men struggled to defend their title. They secured wins over Cape Verde and Switzerland after extra time and were 2-0 down against Egypt in the round of 16 before eventually coming back to win in the last few minutes.

The defending champions have not kept a single clean sheet in the last four games. However, one defender has also helped the team attack while fulfilling his backline duties. Manchester United defender Lisandro Martinez, who has been a key player for La Albiceleste, has two goal contributions in the current edition.

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Lisandro Martinez: All FIFA World Cup Goals

FIFA World Cup 2026 – USA, Canada, Mexico

Goal 1: Argentina 3-2 Cape Verde

After the regulation time ended 1-1, Lisandro Martinez gave Argentina an early lead in the added 30 minutes. He scored off an assist from Liverpool midfielder Alexis Mac Allister. His left-footed strike into the top corner helped Lionel Scaloni’s men take the lead for the second time in the game.

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