Inter Miami Triumphs as Messi Orchestrates MLS Cup Victory

Inter Miami claimed their first MLS Cup by defeating Vancouver Whitecaps 3-1, with key performances from Lionel Messi, who assisted two goals. Despite Vancouver's controlled play, Miami's victory was sealed with late goals amid emotional scenes, closing the chapter for veterans Jordi Alba and Sergio Busquets.

Inter Miami clinched their maiden MLS Cup title on Saturday, overcoming the Vancouver Whitecaps 3–1 in a thrilling match at Chase Stadium. The victory was orchestrated by Lionel Messi, whose assists set up crucial late goals for Rodrigo De Paul and Tadeo Allende.

Despite a valiant effort from Thomas Mueller leading a dominant Vancouver side, Miami's triumph was largely attributed to the influence of the Argentine maestro, securing his first MLS league title and crowning an impressive season in the United States. Messi, named MVP, reflected on the team's perseverance and the significance of the MLS victory.

Inter Miami managed to seize the lead early on, while Vancouver, maintaining possession, equalized just after the hour mark. However, Miami regained control with a decisive goal in the 71st minute, before sealing their win in stoppage time, leaving veterans Jordi Alba and Sergio Busquets to gracefully conclude their careers, and co-owner David Beckham expressing his delight in the victory.