Can Inter Miami and Lionel Messi break the MLS single-season trouble record? The place to observe, they are spring tide.

On Saturday, Inter Miami can create more history when they take on the New England Revolution. After earning their first fan coverage in club history, the Herons can write themselves into the books of Major League Football before they begin their playoff push. Inter Miami has the possibility of breaking the record of 73 numbers in a season.

In fact, that file is in the hands of the Revolution who prepared it in the 2021 season. Miami will not want to follow in the footsteps of the Revolution of that season, as it saw the Brandnew England club miss out on the playoffs in its first game, losing to the Brandnew York Town FC for the consequences. That NYCFC team would advance directly to winning the MLS Cup, although if Miami followed in the Revolution’s footsteps the season would progress as a failure even with luck, even if they lost to the eventual champions.

What does Miami want to do to prepare the issues file?

The objective is underestimated, to win and the file is yours. Miami participated in 71 points, so only one victory will be enough to set the record. A draw would take them one level away and a defeat would not help them at all either. It’s poetic that the Herons are facing the record holders with a chance to finish the season in first place.

Lionel Messi and Luis Suárez are also fighting to be Miami’s top scorers and have a small chance of obtaining the MLS Blonde Boot. Suarez has 18 goals and Messi has 17. The boss of the current Blonde Boot is Christian Benteke with 23 goals, so they will need an epic adjustment to catch the DC United boy.

Tips on how to stay alert and the odds

• Day: Saturday October 19 | Passed: 6 pm eastern time
• Location: Chase Stadium – Fortress Lauderdale, Florida
• Resident tide: MLS Season Cross
• Odd: InterMiami -280; Draw +450; New England +600