Player Ratings- Inter Miami Falls to the New England Revolution

In the first game after the announcement of Lionel Messi’s signing, Inter Miami fell 3-1 to the New England Revolution. Miami had a horrendous first half where they struggled to produce anything going forward and the defense struggled to contain the Revolution attack. New England went into the half up 2-0 with goals from Carles Gil and Matt Polster. New England added a third early in the half by Bobby Wood. Inter Miami’s bright spots did come in the second half with the introduction of Pizzaro and Campana. The link up play between the midfielders and the attack was better. The wing backs also managed to get forward. A penalty kick committed on Campana saw them add a goal, but unfortunately it was too little too late.

Player Ratings

Drake Callendar: 5/10 Gave up 3 goals, but not much he could do on them.

Serhiy Krystsov: 4/10 – Anonymous.

Christopher Mcvey: 3/10 – Didn’t command control of the backline well and got beat easily on the third goal.

Noah Allen: 5/10 – New England had plenty of success on his side in the first half. Was able to get forward more in the second half but was unable to deliver a good ball

Deandre Yedlin: 4/10 – had a few decent moments going forward but committed the penalty that led to the goal.

David Ruiz: 3/10 Had a string of bad tackles and decision making was not good. It was the man he was marking that scored on the corner.

Ian Fray: 4/10 – Had some bad give away and got beat easily. Had a decent dribble but also picked up a yellow card.

Nicolas Stefanalli: 7/10– Had some good interceptions and was the only bright spot for Miami in the first half.

Corentin Jean: GET TURF OUT OF FOOTBALL/10

Benjamin Cremaschi: 6/10 – Good wins in the midfield, tried to create and combine. Unfortunate to get subbed off at half

Josef Martinez: 5/10 – Showed a lot frustration and bad body language. Scored a penalty, should also score a visit to a therapist.

SUBS

Taylor: 6.5/10 – Grew into the game. Had a great hit that forced a save.

Rodolfo Pizzaro: 7/10 – The attack was much more fluid when he stepped on the pitch.

Leandro Campana: 7/10 – Good link up. Won .the penalty that led to the goal.

Azcona: N/A – Didn’t spend enough time on the pitch.

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