Miami 1-4, Messi scored and scored the highest score in the game! Fans: Tigers face the wolf group with sheep

Early this morning, the American League staged a strong dialogue, with Minnesota United playing against Miami International at home. The home team led 2-0 in the first half. Just as the second half started, Messi scored and scored a point. But then Weigante headed the ball and the home team scored another goal. In the end, Minnesota United beat Miami International 4-1. In this game, Messi's performance was pretty good. Just in the third minute of the second half, Miami staged a Barcelona connection, with Alba crossing, Messi stopped the ball and shot in one go, and the ball entered the net, helping Miami International score a goal.

In this game, Messi played all over the game, scored 1 goal with 5 shots and 3 shots, and had 4 key passes, and scored the highest 8 points after the game. Although Miami lost in this game, Messi could leave with his head held high.

Many fans commented that Messi was both a father and a mother in this game. He not only had to score goals in front, but also retreated to the midfield to organize the offense. Messi really couldn't lead this Miami team. A fan said it was particularly vivid, saying that Messi was a tiger, with a flock of sheep, and faced a pack of wolves, so it was not an accident that Miami lost.

The most critical reason why Miami lost in this game was that in the 68th minute, the home team took a corner kick, Weigante headed the ball into an own, and Minnesota United led 3-1. This own shouldn't have happened. Weigante's header was too powerful and he did not reach a consensus with the goalkeeper, so the ball was "exciting" into the net.

Some fans believe that Messi has not renewed his contract with Miami at the moment and believe that he may leave the US League. This is unlikely. After all, Messi staying in the United States in next year's World Cup will help Argentina defend his title. But the media and fans have a judgment, and the editor also agrees very much, that is, with Miami's current defense line, this year's Club World Cup will definitely be sieve.