Argentina beat Iceland 3-0 in their final World Cup tune-up, with Lionel Messi scoring from the penalty spot. Reports agree that Messi is part of the match despite coming into the game having recently dealt with physical concerns. One outlet notes he had recovered from muscle fatigue and a slight strain in his left hamstring that he suffered in his last appearance for Inter Miami on May 24. In the match itself, Messi is not in the starting XI; he begins on the bench and later features in the game, contributing the penalty goal that extends Argentina’s lead. The other outlet also describes Messi’s penalty as the decisive attacking moment in Argentina’s three-goal victory. Both sources frame the result as Argentina’s final warm-up ahead of the World Cup, indicating the match is primarily preparatory as the team finalizes its lineup and match rhythm. Overall, the coverage centers on Argentina’s comfortable win, the penalty goal credited to Messi, and his participation following recent fitness management.