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What Happened to Messi's Eye During the Match Against Switzerland?

Lionel Messi took a blow near his right eye during Argentina's victory over Switzerland in the quarterfinals of the 2016 World Cup. The Argentine captain received treatment on the pitch but completed the full 120 minutes of the match.

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Lionel Messi took a blow near his right eye during Argentina's victory over Switzerland in the quarterfinals of the 2016 World Cup. The Argentine captain received treatment on the pitch but completed the full 120 minutes of the match.

Lionel Messi suffered a cut on the right eyelid, in the match between Argentina and Switzerland, in the 2026 World Cup.

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During the World Cup quarter duel, the Argentine captain suffered a cut in the right eyelid after a physical contact, forcing immediate medical assistance in the middle of the playing field

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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It was one of the most striking images in the second time.I had just tied the European whole and it was all confusion.The doctors of the Selection worked in the area.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The Argentine captain received a blow in the second half, suffered a visible wound to his face and had to be cared for by the medical body.

The capital of the Argentine Seleccin suffered a cut in the right prpado during the second time of the crossing through the quarterfinals. Despite the wound, he continued playing

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Clarin broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Sunday, July 12, 2026.
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