Messi’s Return Overshadowed by Casemiro Own Goal
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Messi’s Return Overshadowed by Casemiro Own Goal
Messi’s Return Overshadowed by Casemiro Own Goal
Lionel Messi received a thunderous welcome when he entered in the 53rd minute, with the entire stadium erupting into chants of “Messi, Messi.” The match marked his first appearance for Inter Miami since the World Cup. But the comeback night did not end in victory. Inter Miami were held to a 2-2 draw by Columbus Crew, ending their six-game winning streak, although they remain second in the Eastern Conference. Luis Suárez opened the scoring with a brilliant long-range lob before Casemiro’s own goal brought Columbus level. Noah Allen restored Miami’s advantage just before halftime. Messi added energy and creativity after coming on, but he could not find the net. In the 84th minute, Méndez converted a free kick to rescue a draw for Columbus. Miami now have 38 points from 18 matches, two behind conference leaders Nashville.
















