Following a scoreless first half, Luis Suarez broke the deadlock in the 61st minute off passes from Rodrigo De Paul and Casemiro before Cincinnati seized the lead with two late strikes. Substitute Riquelme Fillipi salvaged a point for the hosts by bending a shot past two defenders while Lionel Messi was heavily marked. The result leaves Miami needing a positive outcome on Sunday to keep their pursuit of second place alive behind table-topping Nashville SC.
Key points
Inter Miami dropped two points behind the New England Revolution in the battle for the Ea…: Inter Miami dropped two points behind the New England Revolution in the battle for the Eastern Conference second seed.
Cincinnati kept their pursuit of an automatic MLS postseason berth alive with two fixture…: Cincinnati kept their pursuit of an automatic MLS postseason berth alive with two fixtures left on their schedule.
Inter Miami now face a decisive Sunday contest against New England to maintain their hope…: Inter Miami now face a decisive Sunday contest against New England to maintain their hopes of finishing in second place.
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Inter Miami’s 2-2 draw sees them slip to third in the Eastern Conference after New England beat the New York Red Bulls 3-2.
Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami stumbled to a costly 2-2 draw with Cincinnati in a Major League Soccer (MLS) game that sprang to life only after half-time and included four superb goals.
Miami took the lead on Wednesday night with a Luis Suarez strike on the hour mark, but conceded two in quick succession before grabbing back a late equaliser from substitute Riquelme Fillipi to ensure the spoils were shared.
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