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FC Cincinnati shuts out Inter Miami 3-0 to end Messi's goal streak
CINCINNATI, JUL 17 – FC Cincinnati shut out Inter Miami 3-0 to end Lionel Messi's record five-game multi-goal streak, with Evander scoring his 14th goal of the season, coach Pat Noonan said.
- Wednesday night FC Cincinnati shut out Inter Miami 3-0 in Cincinnati, ending Lionel Messi's MLS-record multi-goal streak at five matches.
- Coming into the match, Inter Miami was on a five-match winning streak at 11-4-5 in the Eastern Conference.
- FC Cincinnati neutralized Inter Miami's Messi-led attack to preserve the shutout, played without second-leading scorer Kevin Denkey, and saw Evander score early in the second half.
- From the beginning they pressured us,” Inter Miami coach Javier Mascherano said, while Cincinnati head coach Pat Noonan added that he was “very pleased with the performance.”
- Cincinnati currently sits fifth in the Eastern Conference with 38 goals, and on Saturday faces Real Salt Lake in Sandy, Utah at 9:30 p.m.
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After a tough loss in the Hell is Real derby, FC Cincinnati needed to respond in a big way. Inter Miami came to Cincinnati on Wednesday night in sensational form. The Herons had won three straight and Lionel Messi was scoring for fun. But FCC got exactly what they needed though with a massive 3-0 victory. They will look to carry that momentum to Salt Lake City to try and keep pace for first place in the East with the Philadelphia Union. Real S…
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