In a hard-fought MLS struggle on Sunday, Inter Miami edged past Columbus Crew by a narrow margin, courtesy of a stunning first-half diving header by Benjamin Cremaschi. Lionel Messi did not score but his influence on and off the field was gigantic including helping set a Major League Soccer attendance record breaker.MLS Attendance Record ShatteredThe move paid off in spectacular fashion.
A staggering 60,614 fans turned up to watch the match, setting a new club record for Columbus Crew for the highest home game attendance in MLS history. Additionally, it marked the biggest crowd ever at Huntington Bank Stadium for a non-NFL event, highlighting Messi’s unparalleled drawing power.Messi Threatens But Fails To ScoreAlthough Lionel Messi was unable to find the back of the net, he remained a constant threat throughout the match.
The Argentine icon came close on several occasions, but his efforts were either off-target or blocked by a determined Columbus defense. At 37, Messi continues to attract multiple defenders whenever he touches the ball, making it challenging to break through.Messi Still Leads Inter Miami’s Scoring ChartsDespite a quiet night in front of goal, Messi still tops Inter Miami’s scoring list for the season, having netted 8 times across all competitions.
His teammate Luis Suárez follows behind with 4 goals to his name. Sunday’s match may not have added to Messi’s tally, but his influence on and off the pitch remains unmatched.The post RECORD ALERT! Lionel Messi’s Craze Gets Uncontrollable, More Than 60,000 Fans Turn Up To Watch Him Play Against Columbus Crew! appeared first on News24.
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RECORD ALERT! Lionel Messi’s Craze Gets Uncontrollable, More Than 60,000 Fans Turn Up To Watch Him Play Against Columbus Crew!

Lionel Messi did not score but his influence on and off the field was gigantic including helping set a Major League Soccer attendance record breaker.The post RECORD ALERT! Lionel Messi’s Craze Gets Uncontrollable, More Than 60,000 Fans Turn Up To Watch Him Play Against Columbus Crew! appeared first on News24.