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Bay Area sports calendar, July 31-August 1
Bay Area sports calendar, July 31-August 1

San Francisco Chronicle​

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Bay Area sports calendar, July 31-August 1

BASEBALL BASKETBALL GOLF HORSE RACING MOTOR SPORTS NFL PRESEASON 5:05p Hall of Fame Game: Detroit vs. L.A. Chargers Channel 11 Channel 3 Channel 8 SOCCER 7:30p Leagues Cup: Cruz Azul vs. Seattle Sounders FS1 SWIMMING AND DIVING TENNIS 8a ATP/WTA Tennis Canada Tennis Ch. WNBA FRIDAY BASEBALL GOLF 4a Women's British Open USA Noon PGA: Wyndham Championship GOLF MOTOR SPORTS SOCCER World Aquatics Championships 4a Swimming finals, day 6 Peacock 7p Swimming prelims, day 7 Peacock TENNIS 8a ATP/WTA Tennis Canada Tennis Ch. 4p ATP/WTA Tennis Canada Tennis Ch. VOLLEYBALL 6p AVP Beach Volleyball: Austin CBSSN WNBA

'Pick That Out': Lionel Messi's Animated Celebration As Inter Miami Edge Out Atlas
'Pick That Out': Lionel Messi's Animated Celebration As Inter Miami Edge Out Atlas

News18

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'Pick That Out': Lionel Messi's Animated Celebration As Inter Miami Edge Out Atlas

Messi was visibly charged up after laying it on a plate for Marcelo Weigandt in the closing embers of the game between the sides as he celebrated in the face of Matias Coccaro. Lionel Messi gave the world a glimpse of his mercurial side as he celebrated with vigour right in the face of an opposition player following Inter Miami's winner in the side's 2-1 win over Atlas on Thursday at the Chase Stadium, Fort Lauderdale. Messi, who set up both his team's goals, was visibly charged up after laying it on a plate for Marcelo Weigandt in the closing embers of the Leagues Cup game between the sides as he celebrated in the face of Matias Coccaro. Lionel Messi was hyped after Inter Miami scored the last minute winner 🤩 — MC (@CrewsMat10) July 31, 2025 After a scoreless first half, Messi provided an assist for Telasco Segovia in the 58th minute, breaking the deadlock for Inter Miami. However, just ten minutes later, Rivaldo Lozano's strike equalised the score at 1-1. As the match neared its conclusion, the eight-time Ballon d'Or winner made the difference once again by orchestrating a move with Uruguayan Luis Suarez. This collaboration set up Weigandt, who ultimately netted the winner in the sixth minute of stoppage time, securing the win for his side. New Inter Miami recruit Rodrigo De Paul also made his debut, joining national team captain Messi, who led Argentina to their third World Cup triumph in Qatar. De Paul is the latest of Messi's former teammates to reunite with him at Miami, following in the footsteps of Luis Suarez, Jordi Alba, and Sergio Busquets. ALSO READ| Lionel Messi Helps Inter Miami Eke Out Win Over Atlas In Dramatic Fashion Miami, which played to a 0-0 draw in their previous match against FC Cincinnati with Messi watching from the sidelines due to a one-game ban for skipping the MLS All-Star match, bounced back to winning ways with the return of the Rosario magician. view comments First Published: July 31, 2025, 10:34 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.

Messi has match-winning assist as Inter Miami tops Atlas in Leagues Cup
Messi has match-winning assist as Inter Miami tops Atlas in Leagues Cup

Al Jazeera

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Messi has match-winning assist as Inter Miami tops Atlas in Leagues Cup

Lionel Messi had two assists, including one in the final seconds of the match, to help lift Inter Miami over Atlas 2-1 in their Leagues Cup opener in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. It was Messi's first game since he and teammate Jordi Alba were suspended one match by Major League Soccer (MLS) for skipping its All-Star game. Messi, 38, was instrumental in setting up Marcelo Weigandt for the match-winning goal in the final minute of stoppage time on Wednesday night. 'It's a competition that we always do well in,' Messi said in Spanish during a post-match interview with Apple TV. 'I think we did a great job against a great team.' Messi also assisted on Telasco Segovia's goal that opened the scoring. The Argentinian star received a through ball from Sergio Busquets and sent it to Segovia for an easy finish in the 58th. Rivaldo Lozano scored the equaliser for the Guadalajara club in the 80th minute before Weigandt's goal in the 96th that had to be confirmed by VAR after he was originally ruled offside. After Weigandt's goal was confirmed, fireworks erupted at Chase Stadium. Messi pumped his fist in celebration as he embraced De Paul and Suarez. That meant five assists in July for Messi, who was named the MLS Player of the Month after netting eight goals and helping Miami go 4-1-1 in league play. Both sides had their chances during a chippy first half, though neither side was able to break the scoring deadlock. Miami goalkeeper Rocco Rios Novo had three saves in the first half, including one in which he slid over to deny Eduardo Aguirre on a header to the back post. Luis Suarez blasted a shot off the crossbar on the final play of the first half. Argentinian midfielder Rodrigo De Paul made his Inter Miami debut. De Paul, Messi's national team buddy, officially signed with the club last week. The Leagues Cup, created in 2019, is an annual interleague competition between the United States, Canada and Mexico.

Watch: Crazy scenes! Lionel Messi explodes at opponent after dramatic last-second assist seals Inter Miami's Leagues Cup win
Watch: Crazy scenes! Lionel Messi explodes at opponent after dramatic last-second assist seals Inter Miami's Leagues Cup win

Time of India

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Watch: Crazy scenes! Lionel Messi explodes at opponent after dramatic last-second assist seals Inter Miami's Leagues Cup win

Lionel Messi plays for Inter Miami (Screengrab) Lionel Messi once again proved why he's the heartbeat of Inter Miami, delivering two critical assists, including one in the dying seconds, to seal a thrilling 2-1 victory over Atlas in the Leagues Cup opener on Wednesday night. The viral moment wasn't just the dramatic finish, but Messi's rare visible frustration after the goal, sparking major buzz online. Watch: Back in action after a one-match suspension for skipping the MLS All-Star Game, Messi wasted no time making an impact. He set up Telasco Segovia's opener in the 58th minute with a slick pass after receiving a through ball from Sergio Busquets. Atlas answered in the 80th with an equaliser from Rivaldo Lozano, setting the stage for a wild finish. In the 96th minute, Messi linked with Marcelo Weigandt for the game-winner, initially ruled offside but later confirmed by VAR. The stadium erupted. Fireworks flew, and Messi, fist raised, embraced longtime teammates Luis Suárez and Rodrigo De Paul, who made his Inter Miami debut. Messi's heated demeanour came amid rising tension throughout the match. controversial first-half challenge led to a brief sideline argument between coaches Javier Mascherano and Gonzalo Pineda. Mascherano defended the passion: 'We play to win. That's what this beautiful sport is about.' Pineda, caught off guard by Messi's intensity, said, 'He's won so much… He's usually quite even-keeled.' With five assists and eight goals in July alone, Messi was named MLS Player of the Month and he shows no signs of slowing down. His fiery celebration and late heroics turned an already dramatic match into an unforgettable, viral moment. Catch Rani Rampal's inspiring story on Game On, Episode 4. Watch Here!

Leagues Cup roundup: Lionel Messi leads Inter Miami past Atlas
Leagues Cup roundup: Lionel Messi leads Inter Miami past Atlas

Reuters

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Leagues Cup roundup: Lionel Messi leads Inter Miami past Atlas

July 31 - Lionel Messi assisted on both Inter Miami goals, including the winner in second-half stoppage time, as the Herons defeated Atlas 2-1 on Wednesday in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., during a group-stage opener in the Leagues Cup. In the sixth minute of added time, Messi squared a pass across the 6-yard box for Marcelo Weigandt to tap in for the decisive goal. Jose Lozano had pulled Atlas level in the 80th minute, firing in a left-footed shot from close range after a scramble in front of the Inter Miami net. Miami's first goal, in the 57th minute, was strikingly similar to the winner. Sergio Busquets played in Messi along the left side of the 6-yard box. Messi then rolled the ball toward the middle to Telasco Segovia, who nearly got his feet tangled before putting the ball in the vacated net. Minnesota United 4, Queretaro 1 Two goals in the first 20 minutes powered the Loons to a victory over Queretaro in Saint Paul, Minn. Bongokuhle Hlongwane opened the scoring in the 11th minute, and Kelvin Yeboah doubled the advantage by driving in a free kick from just outside the penalty area nine minutes later. Yeboah bent the ball around the outside of the Queretaro wall and inside the right post. Jhojan Julio halved the deficit in the 67th minute before Anthony Markanich restored Minnesota United's two-goal lead in the 79th minute. Angel Zapata received his second yellow card in the 87th minute, reducing the visitors to 10 players before Tani Oluwaseyi added a goal for the Loons in second-half stoppage time. Necaxa 3, Atlanta United 1 Tomas Badaloni scored a pair of second-half goals as Necaxa earned a victory at Atlanta. In the 77th minute, Badaloni delivered a powerful header off Agustín Palavecino's corner kick to put Necaxa up 2-1. Badaloni added another tally in the first minute of second-half stoppage time. Necaxa had gone in front off a 12th-minute own goal from Atlanta United goalkeeper Brad Guzan. The hosts tied the contest in the 28th minute when Alexey Miranchuk scored. Pumas UNAM 1 (4), Orlando City 1 (3) Adalberto Carrasquilla scored the tying goal late, then connected for the winning penalty kick as Pumas prevailed in a shootout after the clubs were tied after 90 minutes in Orlando. After Orlando goalkeeper Pedro Gallese saved Pumas' first shootout attempt by Guillermo Martinez, the Lions' Eduard Atuesta missed by hitting the crossbar. Pumas goalkeeper Keylor Navas later saved a shot by Cesar Araujo, setting up Carrasquilla for the winner. Rodrigo Schlegel put Orlando City ahead with a fifth-minute goal, but Carrasquilla scored the equalizer in the 80th minute on a stunning individual effort. Carrasquilla dribbled through the heart of the Lions' defense and poked a 10-yard shot past Gallese. --Field Level Media

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