Bongokuhale Hlongwen, Anthony Markanich and Robin scored a goal to Minnesota United to Saint Paul, Minen to win 4–1 on Inter Miami on Saturday afternoon.
Minnesota (6-2-4, 22 points) won their second consecutive MLS match and finished third in a row in all competitions. Loans caused the most damage to Inter Miami (6-2-3, 21 points) in the league this season. Miami played without Luis Suarez, who did not travel for personal reasons, and left without any illness.
Lionel Messi scored his sixth goal in MLS this season, who used to play three minutes in the second half to cut Miami’s deficit at that time. Messi hit when he took a feed from Jordan Alba in the box and quickly redirected the ball to the back of the net near the back post.
But the disaster later hit the second half for Inter Miami, when Marcello Weigandt tried to kick a corner by Joquin Perera of Minnesota, but unknowingly tapped the ball to his target to push the shore of loans 3–1 in the 68th minute.
Shortly thereafter, Minnesota took advantage of the speed swing on a magnificent drama by Tani Olu, which defeated his defender and loaded a right cross. As soon as he came running in the middle of the field, LOD shot Miami’s goalkeeper Oscar Oscar Ujstari to take three in the 70th minute.
Minnesota made pieces of sets twice.
Michael came from Boxol on a throw-in just before Haftime. The long toss was placed in front of the goal from the back side of the goal by Nicholas Romero. Marknich quickly deployed himself under the ball and led the Ustari in the second minute of the first half stop time to give Minnesota a 2–0 lead.
HLONGWANE scored the first goal of Minnesota in the 32nd minute of the 32nd minute holiday from Carlos Harvey and Perera, which distanced three Miami Defenders from the goal and fed the ball to Harvey in space. Harvey then quickly sent the ball to Hlongwen, which snatched it away.
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