US EditionParis Saint-Germain crushes Inter Miami, ousts Messi from Club World Cup
- Paris Saint-Germain defeated Inter Miami 4-0, with Neves scoring twice and Messi's side eliminated from the Club World Cup.
- Following PSG’s high pressing and possession dominance, Miami defender Noah Allen limped off injured, exposing Miami’s struggles to cope with PSG’s pressure.
- Joao Neves scored twice, including a header from a free-kick, with an own goal by Tomas Aviles and Hakimi's strike sealing PSG's 4-0 win.
- Despite Messi’s exit, PSG advanced to the quarter-finals to face Bayern Munich, ending Miami’s Club World Cup run and highlighting the gap between MLS and Europe's top clubs.
- Beyond this match, Miami's sole MLS team to reach the knockout stage highlights the league's ongoing competitiveness gap with Europe's top clubs, underscoring long-term challenges for MLS growth.
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Messi, Inter Miami routed 4-0 by PSG, eliminated from Club World Cup in Round of 16 - West Hawaii Today
ATLANTA — The first “Messi! Messi!” chants inside Mercedes-Benz Stadium began during warmups Sunday morning, as 65,574 fans filed in for the highly anticipated Club World Cup Round of 16 showdown between Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami team and his former team, the recently-crowned European champion Paris Saint-Germain.
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