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Major League Soccer fined Lionel Messi and Ian Fray for physical‑contact violations, rescinded Cavan Sullivan’s red card, and left Philadelphia Union with pending appeals, while other players faced sanctions for delays and simulation.
A 2–2 stalemate between Inter Miami and Philadelphia Union turned volatile when Lionel Messi and Ian Fray were sanctioned for separate infractions, highlighting the league’s focus on player safety and adding stakes to upcoming playoff‑critical fixtures.
A dramatic 2‑2 draw saw the Union rally after early setbacks, with Messi’s influence highlighted by a red‑card incident and a controversial offside call.
Philadelphia Union secured a point against Inter Miami in a tightly contested match, with Indiana Vassilev’s early strike and Neil Pierre’s header leveling the game before a contentious offside decision and a fiery stoppage‑time clash.
A teenage sensation dazzles on the field before a fiery dismissal turns a promising performance into a cautionary tale.
After a 3–2 loss to Club León, Inter Miami’s Leagues Cup campaign ended, revealing both the impact of Lionel Messi’s comeback and the gaps left by Luis Suárez’s suspension.
A bizarre goalkeeping error by Rocco Ríos Novo sparked criticism, but Inter Miami rallied to defeat Chicago Fire 3‑2, with Luis Suárez driving the comeback.
A late strike from Luis Suárez and the first MLS goal by Preston Plambeck capped a 3‑2 win for Inter Miami, who remain unbeaten in five straight matches. The game also marked the debut of Robert Lewandowski for Chicago Fire, while Lionel Messi and Rodrigo De Paul sat out for Miami.
A late strike by Preston Plambeck sealed a 3-2 win for Inter Miami over the Chicago Fire, extending their unbeaten run to five matches. The match also marked the debut of Robert Lewandowski for the Fire, while Lionel Messi and Rodrigo De Paul sat out after the World Cup final.