Cavalier 0-2 Inter Miami: Player Ratings as Herons Advance to Quarterfinals

Lionel Messi came off the bench against Cavalier in the second half.
Javier Mascherano is through the quarterfinals in his first season as Herons boss.
Javier Mascherano is through the quarterfinals in his first season as Herons boss. / IMAGO/Agencia-MexSport

Inter Miami advanced past Cavalier in the Concacaf Champions Cup moving on to the final eight of the competition.

Tadeo Allende won a penalty in the first half continuing his strong form to start the season. Luis Suarez stepped up and scored the penalty to give Miami a three goal lead on aggregate.

Lionel Messi was named to the bench in consecutive games, though this time around he was substituted on in the second half for just under 40 minutes of play. He scored in the dying minutes of the game and the tie overall. Javier Mascherano continues to take it easy with Messi early in the season as the club looks to manage his minutes to keep him fit.

Next up for the Herons is an all-MLS clash taking on LAFC.

Inter Miami player ratings below.


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Inter Miami Player Ratings vs. Cavalier (4-2-3-1)

Ratings Provided by Fotmob

Player

Rating

GK: Oscar Ustari

7.3/10

RB: Ian Fray

7.0/10

CB: Maximiliano Falcon

7.7/10

CB: Noah Allen

7.8/10

LB: Jordi Alba

7.6/10

CM: Federico Redondo

7.5/10

CM: Sergio Busquets

6.9/10

AM: Telasco Segovia

7.5/10

RW: Tadeo Allende

7.8/10

LW: David Ruiz

6.3/10

ST: Luis Suárez

8.2/10

SUB: Benjamin Cremaschi (17' for Ruiz)

6.8/10

SUB: Yannick Bright (53' for Busquets)

7.4/10

SUB: Lionel Messi (53' for Suarez)

7.1/10

SUB: Tomas Aviles (75' for Alba)

6.5/10

SUB: Santiago Morales (75' for Segovia)

6.9/10

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MAX MALLOW

Max Mallow is an associate editor for Sports Illustrated, primarily working on the SI FC brand.