Collection of beautiful football situations

One of the most highly anticipated games of the season, the crew have played the league. A crowd of 60,000 plus awaits Lionel Messi and his teammates for the second. You could ask for it. And this is the latest two unbeatens have played in an MLS regular season. Here with that song, the goal for the crew today is to make all teams out. The last time these two teams met last October, the supporter shield was straight. To start a season, which is a franchise record, could today be the none. But Luis Suarez has not looked goal dangerous in recent weeks, which has contributed to it. The crowds are biggest. Little Messi, intermite. In the lineup, Arfsten leaves for Eminson, in towards Rossi, bright break. Again, a lot of time for Sampo, direct towards Gosdok. It does make its way to Steven Morera. Marci, right, trying to win it back, gets it to Noah Allen. Heavy pressure coming from the crew. This is their right. 59th in an MLS play, 72nd to all competitions. Columbus reacts the way Columbus led by Diego Rossi when they lose to Samp. Pressuring Sampo, sprays it to Arfsten. See the game how he wants to and find a way to fit in and get it. In towards Messi. Again, Miami quick and direct, and across! Came off Zawadski, and it's the first corner of this match. Zawadski, direct, looking for Farsi. To LAFC, and the other three, they scored just one goal total. They've shut out two of their— Gosdok, back to Noah Allen. Suarez. Here is Messi, over Allende, across, way got, trying— 25 caps with the U.S. national team. Darlington has said when he was— Feeling out the first 15 minutes or so, has this gone as you would expect? In my opinion, that's a better interpretation of the game, just because you allow the spectator— Today, for one of the league's best all-time players, Darlington Nagby playing in his— But on a field like that, that becomes a little bit more difficult. I think Miami, this year— Here's Arfisen, he tried to get it to Rossi. Broken up by Miami. Columbus have been great defensively this season, just six goals allowed. Russell Rowe chasing, Allen will get there first. It will not matter for center backs how brave you are. He didn't use that term. It's something for Columbus to think about. Is back. Rossi battling with Wright, who ends it. Beginning at 7, Eastern. Rossi trying to— Slides it over, Jordy Alba, and back, Moreira missed it. Farsi sliding through, does that— Continuing. Shumbo. Ah, just a little— Allende, trying to cut it back, trying to find Messi. No, they know how quick Miami can strike. They know how good you have to be. Now, Messi. Allende. Evanson. Shumbo. Arfisen. Flipping it in, Russell— The same motion quickly can play that way. We haven't seen a lot from Weigand going forward. I feel like you're running all over the field as a 9, trying to get involved, just trying on set pieces because of Luan and Allen as your center backs. I cut the angle off from Daniel Gazdag. Shumbo. That was so good from Columbus! Just 6 foot. Here's Weigand, first time— KRAMASKI! Oh my god! Part of his game! Into Miami, stunning the crowd here in Cleveland, and they take the 1-0 lead. I'm curious whether or not Kramaski heads this off of his left arm. 30 minutes in, it is the first time we've seen Weigand— Kramaski, the first goal of this match. Chance to make it 2 maybe. Mike Messi just clipping it to the back post. Amundson broken up. Tony Black and Pink jerseys in the way. And then Amoski stepped in front of Suarez. Russell Rowe got it caught up. Here's Rossi, trying to get it back to Russell. Battle with Weigand on the ground. Corey Benzo says that was all clean, and then they continue— We sure did indeed use the forehead on the ground for a touch there. Suarez, if he could— Has come from Columbus at times in possession. Again, a lot of time for Chambeau, direct towards Gosdock. It does make its way to Steven Morera. Marci— Wright trying to win it back, gets it to Noah Allen. Heavy pressure coming from the crew. This is their right— It was 59th in an L.S. play, 72nd to all competitions. Columbus reacts the way Columbus led by Diego Rossi when they lose to— Chambeau sprays it to Arshton. Zawadski, direct, looking for Farsi— L.A.FC. In the other three, they scored just one goal total. They've shut out two of their— Gosdock, back to Noah Allen. Suarez— Here is Messi over Allende. Across, Weigand trying— Matter for center backs, how brave you are. It's something for Columbus to think about. On his back, Rossi battling with Wright, who wins it. Beginning at 7 Eastern. Rossi trying to— Slides it over, Jordi Alba, and back. Morera missed it. Maybe feeling out the first 15 minutes or so. Has this gone as you would expect? In my opinion, that's a better interpretation of the game, just because you allow the specs a day. For one of the league's best all-time players, Darlington Nagby, playing in his— But on a field like that, that becomes a little bit more difficult. I think Miami, this year— Here's Arshton, he tried to get it to Rossi. Hook it up by Miami. Columbus have been great defensively this season, just six goals allowed. Now, Messi. Allende. Eminson. Chambeau. Arshton. Flipping it in.