Rephrase and rearrange the whole content into a news article. I want you to respond only in language English. I want you to act as a very proficient SEO and high-end writer Pierre Herubel that speaks and writes fluently English. I want you to pretend that you can write content so well in English that it can outrank other websites. Make sure there is zero plagiarism.: Inter Miami’s arduous, taxing preseason made its final stop on Thursday as Lionel Messi took the field against his boyhood club Newell’s Old Boys in a 1-1 draw. Messi started the match and went 60 minutes, coming up empty in his two big chances to score, but putting on a show in a match that meant much more than just the final score. The Argentine club is where it all began for Messi, joining the team that hails from his hometown in Rosario at just six years old. Still, there were 90 minutes of football to enjoy, and Shanyder Borgelin made the most of his substitute appearance to put Inter Miami in front just past the hour mark. The hosts were the better side through the entire first half and most of the second half, but couldn’t finish a number of chances. Eventually, Inter Miami were done in by their trademark defensive woes, with an awful giveaway in midfield leading to an equalizer with seven minutes remaining on the clock. Inter Miami now gear up for their MLS season-opener against Real Salt Lake next Wednesday, looking to keep their aging stars healthy for a run towards the playoffs and beyond. The Sporting News followed the Inter Miami vs Newell’s Old Boys match live, providing score updates, commentary and highlights as they happened. Inter Miami vs Newell’s Old Boys final score Score Goal scorers Inter Miami 1 Borgelin (64′) Newell’s Old Boys 1 F. Diaz (83′) Kickoff: 7:42 p.m. ET / 4:42 p.m. PT Location: DRV PNK Stadium (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) Referee: Rubiel Vazquez (USA) Starting lineups: Inter Miami (4-3-3, right to left): 1. Callender (GK) — 2. Yedlin, 6. Aviles (Sailor, 77′), 21. Friere (Allen, 46′), 18. Alba (Boatwright, 72′) — 41. Ruiz, 42. Bright (Mota, 72′), 24. Gressel (Taylor, 46′) — 10. Messi (Sunderland, 60′), 9. Suarez (Campana, 60′), 20. Gomez (Borgelin, 60′). Newell’s Old Boys (4-2-3-1, right to left): 1. Hoyos (GK) — 4. Schott (Mendez, 79′), 2. J. Fernandez (F. Diaz, 65′), 37. Glavinovich (G. Velazquez, 46′), 16. Calderara (Martino, 79′) — 10. Banega (Miljevic, 32′ — Jaime, 79′), 21. Vangioni (Jacob, 65′) — 47. Balzi (E. Fernandez, 46′), 8. P. Perez (R. Fernandez, 46′), 18. Aguirre (Chiaverano, 46′) — 99. I. Ramirez (Tica, 46′). Inter Miami vs Newell’s Old Boys live updates, highlights, commentary FULLTIME: Inter Miami 1-1 Newell’s Old Boys It’s a positive performance from Inter Miami against an Argentine side not expected to challenge for the title but in good form to start the season. Everything worked against Newell’s today, including travel, rest time, and a lot of other intangibles, but they came to play and did their part for today’s spectacle. It’s a shame that Lionel Messi couldn’t find the scoresheet with a few good chances, but all in all, a positive end to a rocky preseason for Inter Miami, with their season-opener in six days. The start of the MLS season is nearly here! What will Lionel Messi have to offer over a full campaign? Inter Miami vs Newell’s Old Boys: Second Half 89th min: With the game winding down, Robert Taylor wins a foul by Gustavo Velazquez just outside the top of the penalty area. Lionel Messi would love to be on the field to take this free-kick, but he came off after an hour, so it’s Taylor who lines up for the hit, but he sends his curler well over the crossbar. Three minutes of stoppage time are shown. 83rd min: GOAL! NEWELL’S OLD BOYS! Inter Miami are punished for a horrible giveaway at the back! Too soft a layoff from Jean Mota sees Lawson Sunderland give it away, and Franco Diaz pounces to even the match! 80th min: Chance, Inter Miami! Leonardo Campana is clean through on goal but smothered by Newell’s goalkeeper Lucas Hoyos! He’s sprung free by Shanyder Borgelin, but takes too long to make a decision about how to go for goal. 76th min: Now Tomas Aviles is down, looking a bit dazed after an aerial duel. He’s up after a bit of treatment, but Tata Martino is taking no chances with anyone in preseason, and Ryan Sailor will enter in his place. Newell’s make three changes as well during the stoppage. 67th min: There’s an unfortunate moment as young Yannick Bright, who’s been very good tonight in what seems to be an audition of sorts for the first round draft pick out of University of New Hampshire, is down injured. They’re working on his right knee and he’s wincing in pain. Bright will be replaced by Jean Mota as he limps off the field. It doesn’t appear to be terribly serious, but it will be of some concern. Israel Boatwright also enters for Jordi Alba. 64th min: GOAL! INTER MIAMI! Just minutes after Lionel Messi exits, the hosts go in front! Shanyder Borgelin picks out the opener shortly after coming on, heading home a corner at the back post. It’s a powerful leap from the big tall striker, and he nods it across the face of goal with the goalkeeper caught in no-man’s land. Big ups Borgelin🗣️👊 Taylor serves one into Borgelin from the corner for the first of the night to give us the lead#IMCFvNOB | 1-0 pic.twitter.com/dyL0y7x4Hi — Inter Miami CF (@InterMiamiCF) February 16, 2024 62nd min: David Ruiz is the first player of the match booked, as he drags back an opponent who looked to counter-attack with numbers and pace. 59th min: Lionel Messi touches wide at the near post, as he got it from a short corner and cut down the end line but couldn’t get his tight-angle effort on target. The second half has been a lot slower and sleepier than the exciting first half was. That could get worse, as Lionel Messi exits alongside Luis Suarez and Julian Gressel. Inter Miami bring on Lawson Sunderland, Leonardo Campana, and Shanyder Borgelin in their place. Sadly, it appears we will not see Messi in a Newell’s Old Boys shirt, as he comes off and takes a seat on the bench. It would be difficult to see him get cold and then come back on later. Leo Messi jugó 60’. Se viene el debut por la MLS: Inter Miami vs Real Salt Lake el próximo miércoles. pic.twitter.com/cJQ6cgVLou — Gastón Edul (@gastonedul) February 16, 2024 51st min: Chance, Newell’s Old Boys! The visitors come so close to opening the scoring, but Drake Callender makes a great save on the initial shot, and there’s nobody there to put the rebound home as the ball skitters nervously across the mouth of goal! It’s Giovani Chiaverano who has the initial attempt from the right, and Callender dives full-stretch to meet it with the palm of his right hand. The ball falls to Esteban Fernandez, but it hits the halftime substitute right in the chest and he can’t bungle it home past a scrambling Callender. The best chance yet for Newell’s Old Boys! Kickoff: They’re back under way in DRV PNK Stadium, and while Inter Miami have remained largely unchanged as they build full match fitness for their season opener next week, Newell’s Old Boys have submitted wholesale changes. The only swaps for the hosts see Noah Allen come in for debutant Nicolas Friere, while Robert Taylor replaces Diego Gomez who is fresh off his Olympic qualifying journey. Lionel Messi takes a photo opportunity with Newell’s Old Boys legend Maxi Rodriguez and Inter Miami coach Tata Martino before the start of the half. 🇦🇷 Argentina x @Newells legends 🇦🇷 Messi x Maxi Rodríguez x Tata Martino pic.twitter.com/9SVxkCeDj4 — Major League Soccer (@MLS) February 16, 2024 HALFTIME: Inter Miami 0-0 Newell’s Old Boys A long and arduous preseason tour saw Inter Miami complete 23,000 miles of travel around the globe, and they looked as exhausted as you’d expect them to be throughout the journey. Now back home at DRV PNK Stadium in their final preseason match before the campaign begins, Inter Miami look much better. Sure, it’s come against a mediocre Argentine club which played a game three days ago before traveling a long way to meet them, but regardless, they look much better. Inter Miami should be ahead…
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