Lionel Messi Goes Scoreless, Inter Miami Needs Late Goal to Tie Cincinnati 2-2
- On Sunday, Lionel Messi scored an 83rd-minute winner to lead Inter Miami to a 2-1 victory over the New England Revolution at Gillette Stadium before a season-high crowd of 54,112, clinching the club's spot in the 2027 Concacaf Champions Cup.
- After Daniel Gazdag opened scoring for New England in the 53rd minute, Germán Berterame equalized in the 69th minute following a deft header from Messi. Telasco Segovia provided assists on both of Miami's goals.
- Video review negated a potential own goal by Inter Miami defender Ian Fray in the 87th minute after match referee Ricardo Montero Araya determined substitute Luca Langoni was offside. The intervention preserved Miami's lead.
- Miami's victory moved the club into second place in the Eastern Conference, leapfrogging New England with one regular-season match remaining. The win ended the Revolution's four-match winning streak.
- Inter Miami hosts Charlotte FC on Saturday to close the regular season, while New England travels to Orlando City. Both clubs remain in a tight race for playoff seeding following Sunday's high-stakes result.
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Lionel Messi continues to be good with the goal and aims to be declared the most valuable player of the MLS regular season.
Lionel Messi was once again the hero for Inter Miami. The Argentine star scored the winning goal in the 83rd minute of the away game at New England Revolution, where his team won 2-1 in the penultimate round of the MLS regular season. Messi also had a hand in the equalizer, thus having a direct hand in both of his team's goals.
The Argentine culminates the comeback against New England (1-2) with a masterpiece in the 83rd minute.
Argentinian Forward again became the main hero of the match, beating the decisive goal that became 937 in his career.
Missy scored a target and made like him to make the win for Inter-Miami who was late for a target in front of New England Revolion.
Altstar Lionel Messi has led Inter Miami to the next success in the US football league MLS.
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