

Lionel Messi's Major League Soccer-record streak of multi-goal games ended at five as his Inter Miami squad was blanked 3-0 at FC Cincinnati.
"We didn't play the game we wanted. They put us under pressure all the time, we weren't fresh or lucid and they beat us very well," Mascherano said.
Miami fell to 11-4 with five drawn for 38 points, fifth in the Eastern Conference and eight points adrift of first-place Philadelphia, the overall MLS leader which beat Montreal to stay one point ahead of Cincinnati in the overall MLS standings.
Inter Miami have three games in hand on both clubs but would need to win them all to overtake their rivals for the overall league lead.
"The opponent outplayed us from start to finish," Mascherano said. "The result and the way they beat us obviously worries us. Now we have to rest and think about the next game."