Luis Suarez registered four targeted involvement when Inter Miami de Houston Dynamo crushed 4-1 for their first victory of the MLS season, despite the fact that Lionel Messi was equipped.
Head Coach Javier Mascherano had refused to be attracted whether Messi would be played in Texas, but the eight times Ballon d'Or winner was omitted outside of Miami's team on Sunday.
This led to the alternative of a sold-out crowd of the people present offering a free ticket to return to another game later this season, but those who traveled to Shell Energy Stadium were still seen at the top of his game.
After just six minutes, Suarez's resignation Teed Up Telasco Segovia for a compound finish in the right corner, and the Uruguayan created a different goal in 37 minutes.
Suarez's HUSPAS in Tadeo Allende was smart, but this goal was all over the last when he drove the box before he fired an unstoppable base in the far corner.
In the first half of the stop time, another nice Segovia Finish Suarez got his second assist, while the young person set up his pass in a busy penalty kicked and stopped a neat finish at home.
Miami was comfortable in the second half, and a solo target by Suarez brought the score to 4-0 with just over 10 minutes to play, the former man of Liverpool and Barcelona who hit two challenges and then shot in the nearby pole on his left foot.
One of the best strikers ever!
Luis Suarez cut the defense for his first goal of the season. pic.twitter.com/0z7xnnnxzm
– Major League Soccer (@MLS) 3 March 2025
Nico Lodeiro scored a late consolation for Houston, who remains useless after two games. With four points, Miami is in the Eastern Conference.
Data debrief: old and young combination
Although the three assists of Suarez are more than any other MLS player in this Young 2025 season in this game, Segovia deserves some of the compliments after a breakout display.
He has three goals in two games this period, and he had a 100% success rate of his two shots, which amounted to a total of 0.47 expected goals (XG).
Only Tai Baribo, with five goals for the Philadelphia Union, is above him in the target groups in the early season.
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