He has eight goals from six games, 21 goals across all World Cups and has almost single-handedly dragged his country to the 2022 trophy in Qatar and the 2026 semi-finals.Despite more than 200 Argentina games, with 125 goals, Lionel Messi has never faced England, seen as one of the South American side's biggest rivals historically in international football.In a World Cup seemingly scripted around the biggest names, the G.O.A.T (Greatest Of All Time) is the next superstar England face on their path to a potential World Cup final.So come on, how scared are you of a bit of Messi magic bending Wednesday night's result to his will?‌If it's any consolation, we asked you the same question about Erling Haaland before Sunday's 2-1 quarter-final win over Norway and you gave an average scared rating of 6.7 out of 10. That marked him as a 'dangerman' but not the 'Viking Destroyer of Dreams' we might have feared.And it worked out pretty well - the big striker was subbed off as England squeaked through.Here's what else you should readContent cannot be displayed without consent