Lionel Messi's Inter Miami CF secured a 2-2 draw against the Philadelphia Union, though the Argentine superstar's frustrations boiled over, leading to a potential suspension. Despite the draw, Inter Miami remains second in the Eastern Conference, but defensive concerns linger.
In other MLS action, Robert Lewandowski continued his impressive scoring run, leading Chicago Fire FC to their sixth consecutive victory. Meanwhile, the Houston Dynamo set an MLS record by achieving their fifth straight shutout, blanking the Vancouver Whitecaps 1-0. Petar Musa of FC Dallas also extended his lead in the Golden Boot race with another goal.
Messi's Inter Miami Draws, Lewandowski Stars, Dynamo Set Shutout Record
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