Inter Miami faced off against Cruz Azul in the North American Super Cup, and the match showcased the brilliance of Lionel Messi once again. The game ended with a 2-0 victory for Inter Miami, marking their third title since Messi joined the team.

The match began cautiously, with both teams testing each other. However, it was Messi who broke the deadlock in the 24th minute. He outjumped a defender who was over ten centimeters taller, scoring with a header from a cross delivered by his teammate Luis Suarez. This goal was particularly significant as it marked Messi's 100th goal for Inter Miami.

As the first half progressed, Cruz Azul struggled to create clear chances, with their best opportunity coming just before halftime when a long-range shot was saved by Miami's goalkeeper, St. Clair. The second half saw Cruz Azul push forward, but they missed several chances, including a shot that hit the post.

Messi had a chance to extend the lead in the 56th minute but was ruled offside. Suarez also had a missed opportunity later in the match. However, in the 81st minute, Casemiro sealed the victory for Inter Miami with a header from a corner taken by Messi.

Cruz Azul had a couple of late chances to score but were unable to find the net. The final score stood at 2-0, with Inter Miami lifting the North American Super Cup trophy once again, reinforcing their dominance in the region.

Starting lineups: Inter Miami: St. Clair, Caicedo, Casemiro, Falcon, Mura, Galarza, Bright, De Paul, Berterame, Messi, Suarez. Cruz Azul: Mier, Rotondi, Orozco, Garcia, Ditta, Marquez, Rodriguez, Palavecino, Lira, Paradela, Ibanez.