Lionel Messi was rested, but Inter Miami had no problem working with Houston Dynamo with a 4–1 win on the Major League soccer on Sunday, in which Telasko Segovia scored twice. Ticket buyers in the city of Texas were upset to give the Argentina World Cup winner a chance to give a chance to see the winner, when his coach Xavier Mascherano decided to leave him in Florida after a busy start in the season. As compensation for Messi’s absence, Houston offered his fans free tickets for another game this season, but unfortunately their defense for dynamic was equally generous.
Miami pressed because Houston tried to play out from behind and Benjamin Kremasachi brought the ball to Suarez, which was touched in Segovia and slot in Venezuela house.
Houston replied well, enjoying a lot of possession, but he was killed on a break in the 37th minute, in which Tado Olende finished the counter-atac with a loud left-foot drive.
The third was just before the interval when Yanik Bright won the ball at the midfield and slipped the ball outside Luis Suarez, which Segovia got, the striker closed a challenge from Obafmi Avodesu before poking into the corner.
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After the break, Houston had a ball in the net but the headciel pons’ header was excluded for offside.
Suarez made it 4–0 in the 79th minute, twisted his markers and lost as he operated in the box before defeating Dynamo keeper Andrew Tarbel with a powerful left-foot drive.
In the 85th minute, a Nicholas Lodiro Gol gave some consolation to the domestic side and another annoyance for Miami was when Defender Ian Fry received a red card for an incident after the final whistle.
But it was a demonstration that suggested Miami, supporters last year should have the winners for their record-breaking regular season campaign, Shield winners, should be a major force again at the Eastern Conference.
“We actually started the first half to get ahead 3–0 well,” Suarez told Broadcaster Apple TV.
He said, “We will do our best, we know that last year was painful for Atlanta (in playoffs), it was very sad and this year we would try our best to win MLS.”
Defending champion Los Angeles Galaxy suffered a second direct defeat to start the season with a 2–1 necklace in Vancouver Whitcaps.
Sam Edakugbe put forward from the house in the third minute before the Gabriel PEC – after some instability from Vancouver – was leveled in the 39th minute.
But three minutes later from the end, Pedro was floated in a cross from the right side, which Brian White met with a luxurious header to grab three points for the Canadian team.
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