Lionel Messi didn't score a goal during Inter Miami's loss to FC Cincinnati and the result officially gave set the mark for a new MLS record.

Messi has scored twice in each of Miami's last five MLS games, setting a league record and propelling Mascherano's team up the table

When Lionel Messi does something, the world pauses, and this time, it was no different. With a brace against the New York Red Bulls, the Inter Miami captain did win. But along with it, he secured his place in the sport’s history.

Rodrigo De Paul talked up his admiration of Lionel Messi, with a transfer from Atlético Madrid to Inter Miami now set to be completed. De Paul will trade La Liga for Major League Soccer after four years in Spain, boosting an Inter Miami roster that already boasts Sergio Busquets, Luis Suárez and Jordi Alba, in addition to Messi.