Luca Orellano, former footballer from Vélez, makes the money that he FC Cincinnati paid to take it on loan to the MLS after his time at Vasco Da Gama in Brazil. This Saturday, on date 29 of the American league, He scored a double and excelled with one of the best goals of the season.
First, seven minutes into the second half, he was helped by a rebound and scored with a free kick to make it 2-0 against the CF Montreal from Canada. But then the best came. At 11 ‘of the final stage, he took charge of another set piece action, but in this case near the side line and behind the middle of the court. From there he tried, he surprised goalkeeper Jonathan Sirois and made it 3-0. Great goal.
Cincinnati returned to the path of victory, after four consecutive defeats, the last of which suffered against Inter Miami. Without the Argentine Lucho Acosta, MVP of last season and suspended this Saturday, Orellano was the protagonist. The 24-year-old forward, former Vasco da Gama and Vélez, has five goals and six assists this season.
Finally, the match ended 4-1 in favor of his team, which is second to Inter Miami in the Eastern Conference and will play the playoffs.
For the second time in two years, Leo Messi did not travel to Chicago due to injury, but Inter Miami did not miss the Argentine star during his visit to the Fire on matchday 27 of the MLS and won 4-1 led by a double from Uruguayan Luis Suárez , in spectacular shape.
A total of 55,385 attended the Soldier Field stadium in Chicago with the desire to see Leo Messi play, but the Argentine missed this event due to ankle problems suffered in the Copa América final on July 14.
Messi has started training with the group this week and is closer to returning, but has not yet received medical clearance, coach Gerardo Martino reported.
Also last year an injury prevented Chicago fans from seeing Messi play. Inter Miami lost that match by a landslide and was mathematically eliminated from the fight for the postseason.
This Saturday everything was different. Luis Suárez, Inter Miami’s big signing for this season, scored Tobias Salquist’s own goal and later scored his second consecutive double in MLS.
The Uruguayan had also scored two goals last week in the victory against Cincinnati. Robert Taylor, on the counterattack, raised the final score to 4-1 after the momentary 1-3 of the Greek Giorgios Koutsias.
Inter Miami is a solid leader in the East with 59 points, eight more than Cincinnati, second. Martino’s team is already mathematically qualified for the playoffs.