The Inter Miami players convincingly defeated the New England Revolution with a score of 1:4 at Gillette Stadium.
The third consecutive victory for Tate Martin’s team and the fourth consecutive defeat for New England in front of exactly 65,612 people, which broke the record at Gillette Stadium when it comes to football games. Of course, the reason is the arrival of Lionel Messi.
Tickets for this match were on average more expensive than for the match played in the same stadium by the New England Patriots in the NFL. For their game, on average, it is necessary to spend 275 dollars, while for the meeting in which Inter Miami is the guest, the average ticket price was 285 dollars.
There were no problems for Inter even though the home team took the first lead through Argentine Tomas Cancale. Another Argentine stole the show though. Leo Messi scored two goals and two assists, becoming the first player in MLS history to score more than once in five consecutive games.
By the way, no one in the history of the MLS league had a direct impact on goals in the first 10 matches more than him. Messi has a total of 17 such situations (nine goals and eight assists).
