Messi Goes CRAZY 🤯 3 Goals - Cincinnati 3-5 Inter Miami - Messi se vuelve loco y hace Hat-trick

Coming up to Cincinnati is the 3-seed to face the 2-seed, and it was pure domination from Miami on that day. A goal and three assists for Leo Messi. Leo Messi, he is in for in the Leo Messi era. Pat Noonan has only lost twice as Cincinnati manager to inter-Miami. That's really well done by Messi. He's bringing Ian Frey out wide. Messi keeping away from Valenzuela. Here is Luis Suarez. Finds Leo Messi. Broken up momentarily. Messi gets it back. Messi scores, but the flag is raised. He was offside. Cincinnati just have to be so careful. Luis Suarez just is open with the ability to have space and find the pass. Messi in an offside position, but the last thing you want is Suarez to have time, pick up his head, find Messi between the lines. Reguilón pokes it away from Puca. Now Suarez into the middle. Finds Messi. Tries to cut it back. Robinson broke it up in Bermudem. Lionel Messi, last week or on Saturday, reached 100 goal contributions, goals and assists combined, in his 64th MLS game. Taylor, it is remarkable. There's a movement to him off of Denque and reading the game. He's unpredictable with his movement off the ball. Messi will take the out swinging corner. The header is tipped over. It just goes over. Celentano sprawling and sees it over the first corner of the night. Initially, it looked like Celentano got a little touch on it, but pressure from Miami working. Messi into DePaul. Guidi deflects. Suarez floating. Bertarame was over his head. A little bit of confidence in that first move after winning possession. Messi floats this one to the back post. Miles Robinson knocks it down. Segovia hits it first time, and it's into the bailey, the supporter section near Etiquel Stadium. Messi into Suarez. Can't handle it. There's a much better performance from them defensively. Messi over to Segovia. Segovia back to Messi. Messi clips it to Suarez, drives it across. Robinson heads away. Time and space, but also the ability to find the right ball. I mean, that's as tight of a space as it can be for him. Luis Suarez. Leo Messi flicks it over to Ian Frey. Back to Messi. Just too far for Frey. But there's just so many different ways when Messi has time and space, but also the ability to find the right ball. They got Segovia an easy finish, and that one almost happened with Ian Frey and Messi combining. Oh, wonderful for Miami. Oh, it's going to go in. Oskar clears it off Messi. He'll take it. Miami will take it. They lead in Cincinnati. Oh, and it was the action and combination between Segovia and Rodrigo de Paul and Messi that doesn't come to fruition, but Messi just continuing the run puts Miasga in a precarious position, and Matt Miasga isn't definitive with his decision of whether or not to cut it back or to drill it 30 rows into the stands. Either one, he tries to play it to Ramirez and clip it out wide, and he just clips it right off of Leo Messi, and it's an easy redirected finish, deflected goal. And loses it. Bertarame's pressure wins it for Miami. Oh, Messi to de Paul. De Paul towards Suarez. It's a little too far as he lunges forward to get a touch. When Yannick Bright is as influential as he's been tonight behind de Paul, that allows de Paul to be a little bit more aggressive going forward. Remember in the playoffs last season, that was where de Paul was at his best. The player comparison is presented by Celsius. Pure passion and maximum energy with zero sugar. 22 touches each for Evander and Messi. Penalties in the history of major league soccer. Eight of 15 were unsuccessful against him. There's been two since. He is very good, and he almost saved that one. Miasga pokes this out. Messi. Celentano punches it away. It was on goal. De Paul goes short to Messi. One goal in Yannick Bright's MLS career. It wasn't throughout this year. Reguilon serves it back post. Robinson flicks it on. It's Messi! Just wide. I think he and about 20,000-plus thought it was 2-1 Miami. The moment this ball is cleared and pops perfectly for Messi, it's one quick touch, and then he hits it. How that doesn't deflect off of Miasga and still stays wide. Messi. Ian Frey. Another corner coming for Inter Miami. Get it into Evander. Once again, it's Yannick Bright. He has put out so many fires for Inter Miami tonight. But you can't lose possession in that moment. Miami had a little bit of a chance to take that lead at the end of the half, but Cincinnati flick instead of playing the open man, moving off the ball and trying to use movement to open up Miami. The team in Major League Soccer so far, they have played eight of their 12 games so far away from home. Messi loses it. Robinson slides in. This new stadium in Miami just have yet to win enough. Messi now for Miami, off of Mbamuda. But on the weekend, they came out flat and gave up two goals against Charlotte. DePaul is there as well, and it was a surprise in Toronto on Saturday, Rodrigo DePaul taking the free kick into the wall, but then the wonderful follow that was the opening goal of that game. Thankfully for Rodrigo DePaul, he scored on that, because I'm not sure he would have taken that again with Leo next to him. I'm a little surprised nobody's under the wall here. You? I know it's far out, but this one's, that wall's crept up a little bit closer than 10 yards. Messi goes over the wall and not the power or the placement to challenge Roman Celentano. There are times when Giddey tries to play the harder ball instead of just making the simpler decision. Segovia settles for Miami. Segovia into Suarez, Messi, back to Suarez, over to DePaul, driven in, Messi! Just how many times do you see the cutback work for Leo Messi in inner Miami? The first-time ball for DePaul, it was always about the secondary run from Messi at the penalty spot, and a little bit of a deflection off Kyle Smith, but it doesn't matter. That ball gets to the end line. It's back across. Jordi Alba, listen, I was that player, but if you do it 10 times out of 10 times, it's going to fall on deaf ears, and that's all I'm saying. DePaul, Messi on the hat-trick. Just too far. Just brilliant vision from Rodrigo DePaul in that spot. And these deliveries from different spots, deeper into the midfield, it makes it difficult for Matt Miasga and company to defend. Fortunate enough for Cincinnati, they don't score. Oh, again, a giveaway! Messi cuts it back! Suarez! Robinson! I am stunned that Messi doesn't take that solo. Great turn here. I think he felt that Suarez was a little bit more clean in front of goal. Go solo on Celentano. Messi for DePaul. Driven in. Messi. Now he has some space. Robinson comes to confront. Messi cuts inside. Bertarame tried to get it back to Messi, who goes down. We're almost in the 70th minute, and how many chances does Bertarame have? Zero. Yep. Messi over Bertarame. I think Celentano covers. Paul. Suarez. Messi. Still. Messi. Blocked by Wobedo, corner coming. Wobedo's just got to give them balance. Buca, Valenzuela, him playing underneath that. At times, it will look like a forced center back, but look at how many numbers around Lionel Messi. Miami take it away. Messi. Silvetti cutting inside. Silvetti. Still. Returning from a hamstring injury. Hadn't played in and takes just minutes to make an impact. 3-3. The best opportunities for Miami in this second half have come from just turning over Cincinnati. Difficult spot for Kyle Smith and Ramirez to play out of. Silvetti gets it to Bertarame. Back to Segovia. And Messi. Bertarame and DePaul. Paul's shot was blocked. Bertarame swings and misses. Segovia the little flick. Messi clips it into the box. Celentano catches. The question's going to be whether or not Bertarame pushed the 17-year-old Chirilla into his own goalkeeper. VAR's been controversial all over the world when it comes to goalkeepers. In my opinion, I don't think there's a foul here. I think this is very clean. Back to Silvetti. And Messi! Oh! The Rosario Bambi's fifth. What a show in Cincinnati. The Pink Demons will continue to haunt TQL Stadium. It's now 5-3. 63 games under Pat Noonan. FC Cincinnati have had a lead after the 75th minute. They've won 60 of those. Never lost. And yet, for some reason, it felt uneasy for Cincinnati. Yep. We'll see what the official score ends up. It is still credited to Lionel Messi. Want to have a fun little wager? Not today. Not after the 80th minute. Bertarame wins a point. Games and games where they've just got to find a way to win. And so it's new territory for both. They're smiling on the inter-Miami bench for good reason. And it is over in Cincinnati. A thrilling match. An incredible comeback by inter-Miami. Lionel Messi, a hat-trick.