Messi Vs Maradona in World Cup Records


Lionel Messi has reached as many appearances as Deigo Maradona in world cup games. Both Argentinian legends are known to be one of the greatest of football ever seen. But who is better in their world cup records, when compared to each other?

Messi

Games: 21

Starts: 19

Sub Appearance: 2

Goals: 8

Assists: 8

Penalties Scored: 1

Minutes Per Goal: 225.6

Minutes Per Goal or Assist: 112.8


Maradona 

Games: 21

Starts: 21

Sub Appearance: 0

Goals: 9

Assist: 8

Penalties Scored: 0

Minutes Per Goal: 238.5

Minutes Per Goal or Assist: 112.8


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