On the morning of April 28, Lionel Messi continued to set a record in MLS after scoring 2 goals against New England Revolution....
Lionel Messi continued to show his different class at MLS on the morning of April 28 (Vietnam time), when the Argentine superstar scored a double and contributed 1 assist, thereby helping Inter Miami win 4-1 on New England's field.
With his superb performance in the last match, Messi has now contributed a goal in every match he has played this season - one This is not too surprising given M10's level, but it is also very surprising when he is about to turn 37.
In addition, Messi also made history in MLS with the 5th consecutive match with at least 2 goals contributed.
Next, Messi (722 goals) surpassed Cristiano Ronaldo (721 goals) to become the best player.scored the most goals in history, but not counting penalties. M10 did it while playing 150 fewer matches than CR7.
In addition, this is also the 831st goal in Leo Messi's career. No one under the age of 38 has done this, but the 2022 World Cup champion did it at the age of 36.
The match between Inter Miami and New England Revolution this morning recorded 65,612 spectators coming to the stadium, the highest number in the history of the home team.
According to Marca, ticket prices wereThe average price of this match has reached 285 USD, surpassing the average ticket price this season of the New England Patriots in the NFL of 275 USD. In addition, for comparison, the average ticket price for the next home match of the New England Revolution against Philadelphia Union is only 18 USD.
With this number , if calculated based on the average price of 285 USD/1 ticket for 65,612 tickets to the stadium, the total revenue from ticket sales for this match will be approximately 18.7 million USD.
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