MON vs. MIA: Watch the highlights of Monterrey and Inter Miami’s CONCACAF Champions Cup quarterfinal match at Estadio BBVA in Guadalupe, Mexico.
Greetings and welcome to Sportstar’s live coverage of Monterrey vs. Inter Miami, the CONCACAF Champions Cup quarterfinal second leg, taking place at Estadio BBVA in Guadalupe, Mexico.
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As the MLS team attempts to overcome a 2-1 deficit from the first leg in Mexico on Thursday, Inter Miami head coach Tata Martino is anticipated to use the services of both his captain and star player Messi against Monterrey.
Preview – Monterrey vs Inter Miami
At Estadio BBVA in Guadalupe, Mexico, on Thursday morning for Indian fans, the CONCACAF Champions Cup quarterfinals second leg will pit the Lionel Messi-led Inter Mia against the Mexican team Monterrey.
Playing for a spot in the CONCACAF Champions Cup semifinals, Inter Miami will take on Monterrey with the goal of overcoming a 2-1 deficit from the first leg.
In a matter of hours, the match was completely sold out, with resale tickets fetching prices ranging from $450 to $1,900.
“We knew something like this could happen, and Leo’s presence transcends any situation,” Miami coach Gerardo Martino remarked. “This is what occurs when you have the world’s greatest player.”
Messi avoided talking to the press. Since joining Inter Miami on July 15, he has only been available for interviews twice: on August 17 in Florida and on February 6 in Tokyo for a preseason trip.
Hundreds of Mexican supporters gathered early on Tuesday morning in front of Miami’s team hotel located in the upscale San Pedro Garza area of Monterrey.
“This place is insane. Many Messi fanatics are in attendance, according to 29-year-old Juan Escalante, a factory worker who skipped work to witness his hero. I arrived here in the wee hours of the morning. Sadly, the bus passed by too quickly, and I missed him.
Tomás Avilés’ goal in the 19th minute gave Miami the lead last week, but goals from Maximiliano Meza in the 69th and Jorge Rodríguez in the 89th put Monterrey ahead.
A 1-0 victory for Miami would not be enough because CONCACAF utilizes away goals as a tiebreaker.
Martino stated, “It might take more than one goal.”
Fernando Ortiz, the coach of Monterrey, stated that his club is aware of Messi’s abilities.
“We are Monterrey. We are with our folks, at home. We’re not Messi’s concern,” Ortiz remarked. “Being able to take on the world’s greatest player is an incredible blessing. We want to win, but we will still have fun.
Having won five CONCACAF titles, Monterrey’s most recent victory came in 2021.
According to Ortiz, “Monterrey will not change with the lead.” “We hope for a successful result.”
Will Messi Play Today?
Concacaf Champions Cup 2024 Quarterfinal, Second Leg, Monterrey Vs. Inter Miami: is Lionel Messi Set to Play?
As the MLS team attempts to overcome a 2-1 deficit from the first leg in Mexico on Thursday, Inter Miami head coach Tata Martino is anticipated to use the services of both his captain and star player Messi against Monterrey.
The Starting XI of Inter Miami
The Lineup of Monterrey
Messi & Co. in the House
David Beckham Enjoying the Atmosphere in Monterrey
KICK-OFF!!
At the Estadio BBVA in Guadalupe, Mexico, the second leg of Monterrey and Inter Miami’s CONCACAF Champions Cup 2024 competition is under underway. The team led by Lionel Messi will try to overcome a 1-2 disadvantage when playing the reigning champions. The stadium has a really electrifying atmosphere.
The game is off to a strong start for Inter Miami. The MLS team is controlling possession of the ball and containing the opposition inside their own half. Up top, Messi and Suarez work well together. Conversely, Monterrey is attempting to go for the counterattack.
FREE KICK
After Allen fouls Meza close to the byline, Monterrey is awarded the game’s first free kick. Callender uses the ensuing set piece to make the game’s first save. The home team is beginning to click and piece passes together.
CORNER
Messi is deftly maneuvering through the Monterrey defense, but he is failing to connect with Alba, who has darted from his left wing back position. The midfield of the home team is overly focused on Messi, who is diving deep to create opportunities for his team. German attacker Berterame of Monterrey attempts a long-range shot, but Callender blocks it to force a corner. The final set piece did no harm.
Luckily for Miami, the Monterrey striker was unable to control the ball after Noah Allen nearly gave it away to German Berterame inside the area. This was a major let-down for the American squad. In an attempt to end the impasse, both sides opened up the game.
For Miami, Messi and Busquets are a great midfield duo. Meza’s attempted through pass brings Monterrey dangerously close to opening its account through Berterame. The away goal rule is still in place for the Champions Cup, meaning Miami needs to score twice without giving up a goal to win the tie. Messi’s attempt from the box’s edge barely clears the crossbar. Let’s start by examining Tata Martino’s team’s goal for tonight.
FREE KICK
Medina intercepts Messi’s attempted through ball. Miami appears dangerous up front, but they are weak on defense. Arteaga is fouled by Marcelo Weigandt close to the halfway line, giving the home team a free kick.
Goal
Vazquez scores as MON defeats MIA 1-0!
Callender, the goalie for Miami, commits a catastrophic mistake and allows Brandon Vazquez of Monterrey to easily put the ball home. With a 3-1 aggregate lead, Monterrey wins.
CORNER
Messi receives a free kick; although it is a bit long, the Argentinean attempts a straight shot that is weak and undirected. Callender makes a stunning stop on Meza’s strike to keep his team in the match following a costly mistake. Another corner for Monterrey.
CORNER
Miami earns its first corner of the game thanks to a corner from Suarez. Goalkeeper Andrada of Monterrey blocks Messi’s delivery. Guzman is a player that is all in for the home team. Suarez twisted his hand, once more introducing the black arts into the match.
FREE KICK
Four additional minutes were added after the first half’s regulation time ended. Busquets is fouled by Guzman close to the halfway mark. Andrada blocks Messi’s attempt from inside the box, but the off-side flag was raised. After Messi’s through pass, Suarez scores, but the flag is raised once more.
HALF TIME
Messi attempts a ridiculous challenge from behind, but the referee takes advantage of the situation. Monterry nearly extends its lead, but Meza’s rocket from outside the box narrowly misses the mark. The first essay is terminated by the referee blowing the whistle. With forty-five minutes remaining, the Mexican team leads 3-1 overall.
SECOND HALF
We are currently in the second half. Immediately after, Monterrey is awarded a free kick on the edge of the box. Canales hides behind the ball and attempts to fire, but Callender easily catches it.
CORNER
Freire blocks Luis Romo’s shot, giving Monterrey a corner. After a strong start to the second half, Miami seemed rattled. The visitors are confined to their own box by Monterrey.
56″
Miami is merely looking for something to grab hold of. The side controlled by David Beckham is rapidly running out of time. For his team to go to the semifinal, Messi must perform a miracle. For now, it’s just Monterrey.
GOAL
57′ | MON 2-0 MIA – What a beauty Berterame has!
German Berterame, pulling a knockout right out of the bag. Miami’s defense was stretched by Monterrey using its wide players. Berterame is found by Gallardo’s cutback from the left wing, and he launches a rocket with his right foot.
GOAL
64′ | MIA 3-0 MON – Gallardo makes a move!
Inter Miami appears to be in disarray as Monterrey is in control of the proceedings. with a barrage of assaults and another score. The Mexican team advances to the semifinal after Gallardo makes it 3-0 on the evening.
Yellow CARD
70′
To send the game into overtime, Mimai must now score four goals without receiving a response. The quality and quickness of the Monterrey overwhelm Tata Martino’s side. Their over-reliance on Messi and numerous errant passes have caused them to lag behind. Suarez was the first player to be booked by the referee for a risky challenge this evening.
Yellow CARD
75′
For challenging Medina and starting a fight, Jordi Alba is given a yellow card. Tonight’s home crowd is having a great time.
RED CARD
80′
Gressel makes a daring attempt from a distance, but his strong shot was aimless. Alba is sent off after receiving a second yellow card for standing on Gallardo’s foot. For Messi’s team, things are becoming worse rather than better.
Yellow CARD
84′
Another corner for Monterrey. Miami is attempting to prevent the opposition from scoring once more while holding onto the ball. Medina receives a warning.
GOAL
85′ | MON 3-1 MIA: Messi’s free kick is scored by Gomez!
After a free kick, Gomez scores, putting Miami on the scoreboard at last! They celebrate immediately, seize the ball, and sprint back to get play going again.
FULL TIME
90′ | Full TIME
The referee blows the full time whistle with zero minutes tacked on following the conclusion of regulation time.
Inter Miami 3-1 Monterrey (5-2 overall)
Messi’s squad is eliminated from the Champions Cup 2024 in the quarterfinals.
CONCACAF Champions Cup: Inter Miami is eliminated by Monterrey
Wednesday in Guadalupe, Mexico, saw Monterrey defeat Inter Miami 3-1 thanks to a goal from U.S. international Brandon Vazquez in the first half. The hosts went on to win the CONCACAF Champions Cup quarterfinal series 5-2 overall.
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