Inter Miami
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Messi Scores Twice in First Game Since Argentina Farewell, Inter Miami Moves Into Second
Lionel Messi and Luis Suárez each scored twice as Inter Miami blew past D.C. United 4-0, snapping a five-match winless skid and lifting the club into second place in the Eastern Conference.
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Messi Just Scored His 101st Goal for Inter Miami. His Team Still Can't Win.
A free kick against San Diego FC gave Kily González's coaching debut in MLS a signature moment. It also handed Inter Miami its fourth straight draw, and the new coach spent his postgame press conference talking about defensive collapses, not goals.
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Messi Won His Fifth Trophy in Miami. Then He Went and Found Don Garber.
Inter Miami beat Cruz Azul to win the Campeones Cup and got a milestone 100th goal from Messi. The moment everyone is talking about happened after, on the trophy stage, with the MLS commissioner.
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Messi Chases His 100th Miami Goal Tonight — Under a Coach Who Arrived Yesterday
Inter Miami hosts Cruz Azul in the Campeones Cup with a brand-new head coach who hasn't had a full practice, a captain one goal from a milestone, and a five-match winless stretch to erase.
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Inter Miami Can't Win the Games That Matter. Wednesday Is a Different Kind of Test.
Three straight draws under new coach Kily González have left the Herons nine points behind Nashville in the East. A trophy final against Cruz Azul offers a chance to show the results aren't the whole story.
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Inter Miami Hosts Nashville Tonight With the Shield Race Already Slipping Away
The Herons are nine points back in the East with a new coach three weeks into the job. Tonight's game against the conference leader is about whether Kily González has actually fixed anything.
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Kily González Hasn't Lost. Nashville Is a Different Test.
Inter Miami's new coach is unbeaten through two matches since replacing Guillermo Hoyos. Saturday's home date with the Eastern Conference leader will say more about this team than any result since the coaching change.
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Messi's international career ended in July. He just told us about it in August.
The retirement post was written two days after the World Cup final. What happened between then and Monday explains the delay.