Inter Miami, by Leonardo Campana, falls to Cincinnati and continues without raising its head in the MLS

With a penalty goal from Argentine Gonzalo HiguainInter Miami, where the Ecuadorian Leonardo Campana plays and who received a 6.6 rating, lost this Saturday 3-1 against F.C. Cincinnati and added his third defeat in the first four days of the North American soccer league (MLS).

The team co-owned by david beckham adds just one point out of the 12 possible at this start of the campaign and provisionally occupies the penultimate place in the Eastern Conference.

This Saturday, Inter conceded the first goal in the 18th minute with a combination by FC Cincinnati culminating in a left-footed shot from Costa Rican Ronald Matarrita.

Just six minutes later it was 2-0 with a header in the penalty area. American Brandon Vazquezwho took advantage of a failed exit from the goalkeeper Drake Callender.

Inter cut back in the 30th minute through Higuaín, who converted a maximum penalty committed by Matarrita on the winger DeAndre Yedlin.

The veteran Argentine striker thus scored his first goal of this campaign start, in which he has been publicly squeezed by the manager Phil Neville to be more decisive in games.

In the final stretch, the Argentinian Luciano Acosta missed a penalty for FC Cincinnati in the 78th minute but, without Inter being able to react, Vázquez made it 3-1 on a counterattack in the 82nd minute.

In another of the first results of the date, the New York City F.C.defending champion, fell 2-0 on their field against Philadelphia Union with veteran’s targets Alexander Bedoya in the 12th minute and from the Hungarian Daniel Gazdag in 33.

The New York team, with the tip Argentinian Valentin Castellanos in front, achieved on Tuesday an agonizing classification to the semifinals of the Concacaf Champions League despite the 4-2 defeat at the Guatemalan Communications court.

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