Messi scored his fastest goal EVER... then had an awkward run-in with a fan 😲 But the Socceroos were far from disgraced. 👏
A fan runs onto the pitch to hug Soccer superstar Lionel Messi during a friendly against Australia.
Moments later, Messi helped set up the second goal for German Pezzella in the 68th minute at the Worker's Stadium in Beijing.
He was then involved in his team's second goal, passing the ball near the corner flag to Rodrigo De Paul, who crossed for Pezzella to head home.
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