Lionel Messi shows why he is still the best dribbler in the world of football: Watch

Lionel Messi is in his 30s but age has not bothered the superstar in terms of his dedication towards the game. The Argentine changed his playing style as the years went by but one thing still remains constant: Leo Messi's lethal dribbling. No defender has a proper answer to stop Messi when he decides to get past them. The latest display of the superstar's brilliance was seen during Argentina's friendly clash against Uruguay on November 19, 2019. Messi managed to dribble past five Uruguay players even after falling to the ground once.

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Lionel Messi makes light work of Uruguayans 

Messi received the ball some 40-yards away from Uruguay's box and the Argentine danced his way towards the goal and lost his balance. He faced the ground mid-way. However, the 32-year-old somehow managed to get back on his feet and cruise past two more defenders before passing the ball to his teammate. It was just another impeccable effort from the greatest of the game and it was proof that he still has a lot to offer to his club, to his country and to his thousands of fans across the globe. 

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The friendly between Argentina and Uruguay ended in a 2-2 stalemate. Edinson Cavani, Sergio Aguero, Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez all featured in the scoresheet for their national side. Cavani scored the opener of the match in the 33rd minute to hand Uruguay the lead. Sergio Aguero levelled the score in the 63rd minute to make it 1-1 for Argentina. However, Barcelona's striker Luis Suarez reclaimed Uruguay's lead in no time. Lionel Messi settled the match in injury time as his spot-kick was on-point to help Argentina end the match on equal terms. 

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