Lionel Messi is scored twice while defeating Miami on Nashville in MLS | Football news

The Argentine star extends its multi -numbers record with a pillar against Nashville at the Chase Stadium.

Lionel Messi has expanded his MLS score scale with two other goals, which made the teams a 2-1 victory for hosts in Miami over Nashville SC in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

The 38-year-old pillar on Saturday at Inter Miami (11-3-5, 38 points) helped score a series of 15 games that were not defeated in all competitions in Nashville (12-5-5, 41 points), which lost for the first time since April 19 in Seattle.

Messi scored two or more goals for the fifth consecutive time in the MLS match, which scored in the league.

Inter MIAMI improved to 4-0 in the last five games with Nashville, while she also won the Fifth MLS match in a row. Miami has won three consecutive since it was eliminated by Paris Saint -Germain in the FIFA World Cup 16 round on June 29.

Messi benefited from a big mistake by Nashville Willis goalkeeper to strike what was found to be the winning goal in the 62nd minute. Willis climbed a ball and tried to get it out of his area but kicked it in the direction of Messi.

Messi objected to his left foot, then made the ball around Willis and released it at the house to put Miami forever.

The goal came 13 minutes after Hani Mukhtar from Nashville made a match of 1-1 with a completely touted head off a specific cross from a distance from Andy Najjar. Mukhtar’s tenth goal was this season. Patrick Yazbek was also helping.

Messi’s first goal in the seventeenth minute came to another amazing degree free kick. Messi launched a ball specifically through a gap in the wall created by Nashville defenders, and found that the brand was far from the reach of Willis diving.

Messi tied with his 16 goals this season in the league with Sam Dureidge from Nashville, who remained outside the scope of the results on Saturday. Messi has 23 MLS contributions this season and has 22 goals in all competitions.

Each side returns to work on Wednesday, where you will play Inter Miami at Cincinnati and Nashville, you will host Columbus.