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Andrew Thompson·19 October 2024
đ„ SuĂĄrez double spares first half Miami blushes
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Andrew Thompson·19 October 2024
On a night when Inter Miami looked all but certain to set a new points record, goalkeeper Drake Callenderâs error highlighted what could have been a horrific first half for the Herons.
Already one-nil down after New England opened the scoring in just the second minute thanks to Luca Langoni, Miamiâs deficit was doubled after Callender committed one of the cardinal sins for a goalkeeper when Dylan Borreroâs tame effort bungled through his legs to make it 2-0 in the 35th minute.
But Uruguayan legend Luis SuĂĄrez had other ideas.
A three-minute quickfire brace by the former Barcelona striker leveled matters on the night in south Florida, with MVP candidate Lionel Messi on the bench after a long international break with Argentina.
Now sitting on 20 league goals on the year, second to only D.C. Unitedâs Christian Benteke, the Miami hitman proved once again that itâs not just Messiâs show while giving the Herons a springboard to eventually take a 3-2 lead early in the second half.
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