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Messi double propels Miami in 4-0 MLS victory over NYCFC
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|September 26, 2025
Lionel Messi scored two goals and assisted on another as Inter Miami thumped New York City FC 4-0 on Wednesday to clinch an MLS Cup playoff berth.
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Another classic performance from Messi propelled the Argentine superstar to the solo lead on Major League Soccer's scoring list, taking him to 24 goals in 23 matches played -- two more than LAFC's Denis Bouanga.
Luis Suarez converted a penalty for Inter as he returned from a three-game ban for spitting on a Seattle staff member after Inter's loss to the Sounders in the Leagues Cup final.
Baltazar Rodriguez also scored for Miami as they secured a playoff spot in convincing style.
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