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Angalia fact hii hapa mmeshafanya usajili wote huu hela yote hii ili mchukue Laliga Messi amewashinda hadi kipara anamjua mbaya wake
 
Messi celebrates 400th win with
Barcelona
26 February 2017
Lionel Messi has won his 400th competitive match
as a senior player for Barcelona.
The Argentina star scored the decisive 86th-
minute goal to give his side victory against Atletico
Madrid at the Vicente Calderon - a result that
sends the champions temporarily top of LaLiga.
It was the 277th time that Messi has been on the
winning side in Spain's top flight and the 400th
time in total.
The 29-year-old, who made his debut against
Jose Mourinho's Porto in 2003, has made 566
appearances for Barca in all competitions.
He has managed 369 appearances in LaLiga, 112
in the Champions League, 61 in the Copa del Rey,
15 in the Supercopa de Espana, five at the Club
World Cup and four in the UEFA Super Cup.
Alongside 400 wins, he has been involved in 102
draws and 64 defeats.
22 - Lionel Messi has scored 22 goals against
Atletico in La Liga, his favourite opponent in the
competition.
 
Diego Simeone said that, despite Barça’s heavy defeat in Paris a few weeks ago, “they remain the best team in the world” while about his own team sitting in fourth place said “there is plenty of La Liga still to play
 
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On Sunday, 26 February 2017, the FC Barcelona manager coached his 100th La Liga game since joining the Club prior to the 2014/15 season.

Barça’s league record in his two-and-a-half seasons at the helm is a whopping 75 wins, 14 draws, and 11 losses. Moreover, Luis Enrique and Barça are now chasing a La Liga three-peat.

Across all competitions, he has now coached Barça in a grand total of 163 matches, with a record of 124 wins, 21 draws, and 18 losses. He has led the team to 8 titles, including two in La Liga, two in the Copa del Rey, and one each in the UEFA Champions League, the Spanish Super Cup, the UEFA Super Cup and the FIFA Club World Cup.

Before managing the first team, Luis Enrique was the coach of Barça B for three seasons, who he led the to a third-place finish in the Second Division, the highest ever for Barça’s reserve team. After that, he was at Roma and Celta before returning to the Camp Nou, where he had also played for the team for eight seasons, from 1996 to 2004, making 207 appearances in La Liga.
 

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