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Messi's 922nd career goal sparks Inter Miami draw with Union

By 4AllFootball ·
Messi's 922nd career goal sparks Inter Miami draw with Union

Messi Inter Miami's strike rescued a 2-2 draw against the Philadelphia Union on Wednesday in MLS, the Argentine's 922nd official career goal coming as the match levelled. The goal came after Inter Miami fell behind early, and it marked a milestone for Lionel Messi.

Philadelphia Union took the initiative when Vassilev found the net in the 11th minute, giving the home side an early advantage. The early lead set the tone for a tightly contested encounter.

Inter Miami responded through 19-year‑old American Daniel Pinter, who equalised in the 21st minute. Pinter's goal marked a breakthrough for the young prospect.

Messi's 922nd career goal

Five minutes after Pinter's strike, Messi received the ball on the right side of the box, cut inside and unleashed a shot that restored Inter Miami's lead. The goal not only secured a point but also pushed his tally to 922 official career goals.

The deadlock was broken again in the second half when Neil Pierre scored to level the score for the Union. His equaliser ensured the match finished in a 2-2 stalemate.

The Wednesday fixture was played away from home for Inter Miami in MLS, the top tier of Major League Soccer, highlighting the team's resilience in American soccer. Both sides shared the spoils in a competitive encounter.

A photograph captured by Isaiah Vazquez of AFP shows the celebration after Messi's goal, with a defender embracing him following a close marking. The image underscores the intensity of the contest.

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