Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami will host Nashville this Wednesday, August 30 at 8:30 p.m. at the DRV PNK Stadium –formerly Lockhart Stadium– for the 29th date of Major League Soccer (MLS) in the United States. How to watch the game live from Argentina and the probable formations.
The Florida club comes from winning the Leagues Cup and reaching the final of the US Open Cup at the hands of Diez, and less than two months after his arrival. Those led by Argentine Gerardo Martino also won the first game of the second half of the regular season last week and went from last to last in the table.
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With 21 points –although two games less than the vast majority of their opponents– Inter Miami seeks to add another 3 points against Nashville (today seventh with 38 points) and get closer to the dream of qualifying for continental competitions.
How to watch Lionel Messi’s match with Inter Miami
In February of this year, Apple TV signed a contract with MLS for 2,500 million dollars for the exclusive transmission of the matches of that tournament and of the Leagues Cup during the next 10 years. So the only way to see it officially is on that platform.
The price of the MLS Season Pass, to see all the matches of the aforementioned competitions, is $14.99 per month or $49 for the entire season, while for those who are already Apple TV customers the price is $12.99. of US currency or 39 for the entire season.
To access the platform, you must enter the Apple TV + website and create an account for free. Then, with the account active, go to the MLS Season Pass section and complete the registration form: there the website asks for the billing information to collect the membership.
After selecting the country and accepting the privacy notice, the app requests your Apple ID data —username and password— and sends a confirmation code by email or text message.
Possible formations of Inter Miami and Nashville
Inter Miami
Drake Callender; DeAndre Yedlin, Serhiy Kryvtsov, Kamal Miller, Jordi Alba; Sergio Busquets, Dixon Arroyo, Benjamin Cremaschi; Lionel Messi, Josef Martinez and Robert Taylor. DT: Gerardo Martino.
Nashville
Elliot Panicco; Shaq Moore, Lukas MacNaughton, Walker Zimmerman, Daniel Lovitz; Dax McCarty, Alex Muyl, Aníbal Godoy; Surridge, Hany Mukhtar y Fafa Picault. DT: Gary Smith.
The last crossing of both clubs in the Leagues Cup
The last time Inter Miami and Nashville saw each other was precisely in the Leagues Cup final, the cup in which teams from MLS and Mexico’s Liga MX participate.
In that agonizing final, the team of Martino and Messi, also with Jordi Alba and Sergio Busquets, barely managed a 1-1 draw in the 90 minutes and the match had to be defined in a penalty shootout. Those in pink and black finally prevailed 10-9 from 12 steps, with a well-remembered save by Drake Callender.
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There, Inter Miami won the first title in its –short– history, just a month after the Rosario star, ex-Barcelona and ex-PSG, landed in their ranks. Now, a few weeks later, he is heading to his second title and looking to become competitive in the local league.
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