Jordi Alba he signed the fourth goal of his career in MLS and quite impressive from outside the area to promote the 2-1 victory of Inter Miami in the field of Nashvillewhich extended the Florida club’s streak without Leo Messi nor the Uruguayan Luis Suárez. Argentine coach Gerardo ‘Tata’ Martino’s Inter Miami defended its lead in the East against pressure from Argentine MVP Lucho Acosta’s Cincinnati, winning 1-0 in Dallas.
After Ian Fray’s 1-0 scoreline in the 40th minute, Jordi Alba made it 2-0 in the 44th minute with an excellent left-footed volley from 18 meters. German Hany Mukhtar reduced the deficit for Nashville from the penalty spot, but defeat was inevitable.
Inter Miami has added nine of the nine points since Messi and Suárez left the team to join their respective teams’ concentration in the Copa América. Both Argentina and Uruguay reached the quarterfinals of the tournament.
The New York Red Bulls are nine points behind, having not gone beyond a 2-2 draw at home against DC United, while the Columbus Crew, with new goals from Colombian Juan Camilo ‘Cucho’ Hernández and Uruguayan Diego Rossi, beat Spaniard Riqui Puig’s New England Revolution 5-1.
The most surprising end to the day took place at Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta, where the local team defeated Toronto FC 2-1 with a goal from Senegalese Jamal Thiare in the 97th minute against Toronto goalkeeper Canadian Luka Gavran his hands and was preparing to return to play, but he didn’t realize that Thiare was still behind him.
The goalkeeper dropped the ball and Thiare knew how to take advantage of it to recover it and score the decisive 2-1 goal at will. Earlier, Argentine Thiago Almada had given Atlanta United the lead before Italian Federico Bernardeschi’s short-lived equalizer.
Source: La Verdad

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