This was Messi’s huge goal: pure cinema

ByDavid Mitchell

Leo Messi and the Inter Miami They achieved a very important victory away from home against New England Revolution (1-2) that qualified them for the ‘Concachampions’, the last major trophy for which the Argentine aspires. Kily González’s team, after Thursday’s setback against Cincinnati (2-2), at home, has been able to reactivate itself and return to the path of victory thanks to the former Barça player.

And Messi was the hero of the game with his assist on the first goal (Germán Berterame, 69′) and the goal he scored in the final minutes, which gave the Florida team three points. The goal was a true work of art, only available to geniuses like him. It all happened in the 83rd minute. Pure cinema.

Messi caught a ball about 15 meters from the big area, dribbled past an opponent who was on top of him in the space of a tile (Tylon Smith) and beat, with a cross shot with his left foot, a Matt Turner who stretched as far as he could towards his left post but could do nothing to prevent the ball from entering. In the goal, Leo had the ‘collaboration’ of Lui Suárez, who blocked a rival to pave the way for him.

David Mitchell
David Mitchell

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