FIFA World Cup 2026: Matias Galarza scores fastest goal against Turkey

The 24-year-old Galarza missed the opening match of Paraguay. However, he was included in the starting XI against Turkey.

FIFA World Cup 2026: Matias Galarza scores fastest goal against Turkey: Matias Galarza, the midfielder of the Paraguay football team, creates history in the FIFA World Cup 2026 record book on Saturday. He scored a spectacular goal in just 64 seconds of the team’s group D match against Turkey at the San Francisco Bay Area Stadium. Galarza’s goal is the fastest goal of the tournament so far.

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The record for the fastest goal broken was previously held by Ismail Saibari of Morocco who scored in 70 seconds against Scotland. But Galarza achieved a great feat by breaking his record by scoring just six seconds earlier.

The 24-year-old Galarza missed the opening match of Paraguay. However, he was included in the starting XI against Turkey. Galarza seized the chance and scored a goal in just 64 seconds to give Paraguay a 1-0 lead in the match. Galarza hit a powerful left-footed shot that went straight into the goalpost. However, after two minutes, he was given a yellow card by the referee after a foul.

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Paraguay lost the first match Paraguay lost 1-4 against USA in their first match of the tournament. In terms of reaching the knockout stage, this match is very important for both the teams. Turkey lost 0-2 against Australia in their first match. In the match against Turkey, Paraguay got off to a strong start thanks to Galarza’s opening goal.

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