Lionel Messi breaks MLS record as Inter Miami obliterates New England Revolution 4-1
Lionel Messi gave an outstanding performance as Inter Miami showed no mercy against the New England Revolution, beating them 4-1 in a match played at the Gillette Stadium in Boston.
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Tomas Chanclalay gave the New England Revolution the lead 40 seconds into the game, but a double by Lionel Messi in the 32nd and 67th minutes, another goal by Benjamin Cremaschi in the 83rd minute, and another goal by Luis Suárez in the 88th minute gave the Herons three more points to consolidate their position at the top of the Eastern Conference.
Miami came out of position on the field 40 seconds into the match when Tomas Chanclay received a through ball to open the scoring on the Gillette Stadium field.
Messi played in god mode
Despite the good play of New England in the first minutes, the pleasure of taking the lead lasted half an hour, as in the 32nd minute Lionel Messi made his presence felt with the first goal to level the score in Boston.
After the equalizer, Inter Miami began to take control of the game little by little took control of the game, which paid off in the 67th minute with Lionel Messi’s second goal and the turnaround for the Florida club.
Messi scores the tying goal for Inter Miami at Foxborough
Miami took control of the match and Benjamin Cremaschi scored the third goal for the visitors in the 83rd minute, and the three points were practically on the side of Gerardo ‘Tata’ Martino’s team.
Despite not starting the match, Luis Suarez entered the field at minute 64, andSuarez made his presence felt on the scoreboard at minute 88 of the match with a great goal, which was preceded by a service from Lionel Messi.
With this result, Inter Miami consolidates its position as leader in the Eastern Conference with 21 points, and the best team in the entire MLS. Meanwhile, New England remains with four points, at the bottom of the league.
For the 11th date of the tournament, Inter Miami will do the honors to the New York Red Bulls and New England will visit the Chicago Fire in ‘The Windy City’.
