Topics: La Liga, Barcelona, Las Palmas, Lionel Messi, Raul González
The Argentinean ace helped Los Blaugranas beat the yellow-and-blue side with a classy performance. It was his 14th goal of the competition.

Lionel Messi's records in La Liga will be hard to break once he decides to call it quits, especially because he's close to owning every single one of them.

The Argentinean ace scored against Las Palmas thanks to some poor goalkeeping by Javi Varas, who left the ball loose inside the box as Messi approached for the tap in. That goal would have gone down in history as just another token of Messi's quickness, but it will be remembered because this was Messi's 35th victim in La Liga, something achieved by only one player before.

"Record: Messi matches Raul's tally as the only player to score against 35 different opponents in La Liga history."

Messi had scored against 34 teams prior to this match, surpassing names such as legendary Mexican striker Hugo Sánchez or Espanyol's Raul Tamudo.

If Messi wants to be the only owner of this record, a team from the Segunda División which he's never played before needs to get promoted...and "La Pulga" would have to score against them.