Inter Miami CF vs. Chicago Fire FC | Full Match Highlights | Luis Suárez Brace, Lewandowski Debut!

Full of fluidity. Bertarame, Suarez, Silvetti. Nobody has scored more goals than Inter-Miami through 15 games. Now it's Robert Lewandowski, but keep in mind only one loss on the road this season after losing six. Here's Philip Zinkernagel. They've gotten so much out of him. Cutting it to the top of the box. Davila over to Robert Lewandowski. It was blocked. It's a corner for Chicago. All the pieces around a nine to score goals. Kuipers scored 13 goals before the World Cup break. So now with Lewandowski, maybe a little bit more class in hold-up play. Can Bamba be a little bit more effective in the final third? But good rotation there. But then they missed the playoffs 13 of 15 seasons before Berhalter took over. Bamba is in. Bamba has scored and the flag has come up. Miami stopped playing. It seemed apparent to everybody that Jonathan Bamba was well offside. He raised his flag because it was clear and obvious that he was in an offside position. It's a good step there from Moura because he has to step otherwise. Not knowing who's behind him, but that's those are the... It was a wild game about 10 months ago here in South Florida. That match played up in Fort Lauderdale. A five to three win for the Chicago Fire on September 30th. It's a full strength. Oh my goodness! Oh my gosh! Wow! What a disaster! Swing and a miss from Rocco Rios-Novo. The MLS Cup winning goalkeeper put into the lineup out of the World Cup break. At a very young age you teach players that when you play the goalkeeper into an action, you always play the ball to the width of the goal in case the goalkeeper misses it or mistouches it. But this this is inexplicable. Ian Frey passes ball at a decent pace. That just can't happen. A little bit of pressure from Lewandowski, but a massive mistake from Rios-Novo to give a yellow. Suarez, it's really opened up here in Miami. Not in the same page as Silvetti. Miami gets it back. Suarez! Just wide. But it's in these moments where they miss Messi, don't they? Where he just peels off the back line, drops deep. Oh, this works. Suarez. Luis down. Luis goes down. Penalty! Running all over the field. His movement, his hold-up play is just next level. Great hold-up play. Great little one touch from Suarez. Against the experience of Luis Suarez. Suarez off the post and in. Miami levels it. A little bit of a touch before Jack Elliott can come clean it up. And then who else? Over 600 goals in his career. Luis Suarez steps up. Chris Brady going one way. Suarez going the other. 1-1. Silvetti holds off Davila. Still Silvetti near post. Came off the foot of Chris Brady. It's a corner. An option to go near post because Luis made a really good run. But this is the Silvetti they need tonight. Be very direct. Very quick with his decisions and take on defenders. His ability to play vertical helps the Bergerames and Suarez. Even good spot from Chris Brady not to give away that near post. Reguilon's corner! Oh, what a save! Brady robbing Hermann Bergerame. Good to see this from Lewandowski. Getting used to MLS. Getting used to his teammates his first game. But a wide open header for Bergerame. Before the World Cup break Bergerame easily could have had 10 goals. There are so many games coming up. Particularly for teams like Inter Miami and Chicago who are playing in League's Cup in a couple weeks. That's a wonderful ball. Reguilon is in! Another save from Chris Brady. Chicago not out of it yet. Silvetti cutting it back. Silvetti thinking about it. Emigazzelli and Mokazi unavailable for injury. As Zinkernagel, a couple stepovers! And then Saletros' header is right at Riosnobo. It's been a long wait for both of these teams to get back to play after the World Cup. And the second half is now underway Inter Miami and the Chicago Fire tied at one a piece in their return to play after the World Cup break. Silvetti Sokovia sends it into La Familia. This is better from Silvetti. He's been a little bit more aggressive. Feels like they're trying to integrate him quickly, right? Trying to get him that that moment on his day. And he's trying to be included in all of that, right? But it's human nature to sit there and think, hang on a minute, we have the MLS Golden Boot Leader in Kuipers for the first half of the year. And Lewandowski's got the profile and the pedigree and all that. Suarez holds a bomb up. Bertarame! What Inter Miami! With possession and let their difference makers be the winning formula. That's exactly what you get here. Ball turns over. Suarez, great little backheel for Bertarame and a first-time finish. He made a decision going into the World Cup break about four games left of playing Bertarame and Suarez together. They've had a great understanding between the two. Good runs off of each other, but more so, I think, reactive and immediately take advantage of the opportunity that was given them. Saletros forward, Robin Lowe looking for Jonathan Bamba and Mikael breaks it up, sends it away. Bamba, nifty little flick. Ali Salasi makes its way to, oh, what a goal! Puso Di Tejan! Quick turn, level in Miami. Well, you could feel it coming. Miami was a little sloppy with their shape and possession. They could score the tying goal. They missed an opportunity about a minute ago, but this great spacing, good spacing, but then immediately the ball turns around and Di Tejan with a great little reaction, quick turn, but hit it first time. Don't take the extra touch. Silvetti can't slide in. Two gifts from Miami and Chicago won't care. It is 2-2. It can be chaotic, can't it? They lose their composure and they go for blood, whether they're winning, losing, or even tied. The shape is lost. They're at home. Yeah, they're at home. A game like that in these final minutes, does it suit one of these teams better? I think it suits Chicago and I've said that now I think for the last 10 minutes here where I just believe Chicago, if they're a little bit more precise in their counter-attacking moments, I think it suits them. Sitting low in a block like this against Miami is not smart. Oh Suarez and Bertarame again. Brady to save. Plow back. A dream moment for hometown kids. And allow them to find the game. Allow their difference makers to influence the game. Look at Bertarame, Suarez combining, finding that opportunity. Great little dummy. This is perfect center forward interplay. Combination opportunity. Brady saves at one time, but how about the homegrown in the right spot, at the right time, in only his fourth MLS appearance. What a big moment. You always remember your first. Plambeck with his first goal. Miami 3-2 at home. Just 20 years old. Lewandowski would have been dangerous. Here's Shukaluk for Chicago. Oh, good pass. It's left for Robin Loden. It's a good chance. I think Bomba blocked it. I mean, these opportunities are there to be had against Miami. Go back to that opportunity Bomba had in the first half. Different game. Great job. He had the second goal for Chicago. He miss hits this one and sends it wide. Saletros is over. This took a long time to unfold. It's over in Miami. Make it 5-0.