🎥 Messi and friends put on a show as Inter Miami thrash New York
Mascherano's team was able to rediscover their best game and deliver a perfect performance, despite starting the match on the losing side.After the 1-0, Messi took charge and participated in 4 of the 5 goals that Inter Miami inflicted on the New York team.
The first goal will be a déjà vu for Barça fans, who will find it hard not to see Leo and Jordi Alba in the blue and red jersey in a trademark goal.
Messi was crucial again in the 1-2, finding the left back with an alley-oop who assisted Telasco Segovia to put Miami ahead.
Telasco Segovia himself would put the pinks two goals ahead just before halftime.
With the 1-3, we reached the second half where Messi continued on the rise.
Once again, in another very Barça-like connection, Messi completed a counterattack after being brilliantly set up by Sergio Busquets.
And to top it off, Leo scored his double after an assist, this time from Suárez. That's 13 goals and 5 assists for Messi in his last 13 matches. Quite something.
Jordi Alba, Busquets, Suárez, and Messi, always Messi. The old "culé" rockers never die.
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