Lionel Messi came out of the bench and his score while Miami fell in the quarter-finals of the Concacaf Cup on Thursday by defeating the Jamaica team for his victory 4-0. Messi, who had rested in the last three games in Miami, including the first stage against Cavalier, began the bench but came in the 53rd minute to the joy of the crowd in the national stadium. Argentine recorded the second in Miami in the last kick of the game, as they ran to a fine through the ball from teenager Santiago Morales and cut it for the first time after Fenco Barclet advanced.
With the hopes of Home to win the already annoying, there were chants of the goal of Jamaican fans who were happy to see Ballon d’or that won eight times in their country for the first time.
Miami knew that a distant goal would kill the tie and began to have a positive position with a long -term campaign of Telasco Segovia widely flashing.
The rugged surface made it difficult for any of the two sides to play a lot in the way of attractive football, but Miami showed urgency, and Luis Suarez reached a good shot widely from a narrow angle.
Miami, midfielder David Ruiz, lost Benjamin Karimasti’s injury to replace him in the center of the garden, but visitors continued to move forward.
The goal came in the 37th minute when Argentine striker Tadio Alindy was under a challenge from Christopher Einsworth and the referee Keylor Villalopos to the place.
Suarez shook a penalty confidence to give the visitor 3-0 in a total and a curtain of comfort that allowed them to play the rest of the game without slight pressure.
The young Knights team, which includes many promising talents from the nation, did not lose the island, although it is clearly determined to leave their mark in the championship.
They almost obtained some bonuses on their efforts when the Kaile Auvray exploded from the left and its low -dam was not kept except by keeping a fine in the publication near Oscar ustari.
Then the moment of Messi, an elegant final from the 37 -year -old, came to achieve a victory that guarantees Miami’s progress in the last eight, where they will face Los Angeles FC in the tie of all MLS.
“He felt very good and recorded, the Jamaican people could see it, so it was a great night for everyone,” said Miami coach, Javier Massrano, said.
As for the main coach of the coach and coach, Rodf Speed, who helped the club develop a production line of young talent, it was a night to remember it despite the result.
“(The air) was electrifying. People came here to see Messi in one way or another. When he entered the field, I made two changes to try to calm everyone. But I knew that this effect would happen.”
“Our performance was not ashamed of. I think many young players will go out to play the game, which you want,” he added.
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