The Argentine has been in lethal form so far in the European competition, scoring nine goals to lead the standings and reach yet another personal milestone
Lionel Messi moved on to 100 goals for Barcelona in international competitions with his double against Celtic in the Champions League.
Messi scored in the first half with a volley, before sealing a 2-0 victory for Barca with a penalty 10 minutes into the second period.
Messi dismantles Celtic to send Barca through as group leaders
The Argentina international now has 100 goals for the Camp Nou club across the Champions League, Club World Cup and UEFA Super Cup.
He has already scored nine in this season's Champions League, four clear of Edinson Cavani who sits second in the scoring charts.
The first goal was also Barca's 400th in all competitions under the management of Luis Enrique, while Neymar's assist meant he equalled the best tally in a Champions League season (seven) since 2003-04.
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