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Lionel Messi follows up Luis Suárez's tally with goal of his own for Inter Miami
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Date：2025-04-15 01:23:24
Lionel Messi and Inter Miami are on a roll in the Concacaf Champions Cup, thanks to his latest goal scored.
Messi received an assist from Diego Gomez, and his legendary left boot did the rest.
Messi gave Inter Miami a 2-0 lead over Nashville SC on Wednesday night, and a 4-2 lead on aggregate in the Round-of-16 matchup.
Messi stretched his arms out like he normally does to celebrate, hugging teammates Luis Suarez and Gomez after the score.
Meanwhile, the Inter Miami bench celebrated with more enthusiasm – on the brink of a trip to the Champions Cup quarterfinals.
It’s the fifth goal Messi has scored this season in all competitions, and his second against Nashville in as many games.
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