Luis Suárez scored two goals in his 100th Inter Miami appearance, spoiling Robert Lewandowski’s MLS debut as Miami defeated Chicago Fire 3-2, with Lionel Messi absent while resting in Argentina after the World Cup final loss.
Suárez converted a first-half penalty and added a second-half goal to lead Miami to victory. Lewandowski, 38, struggled to adapt to the faster MLS pace and was substituted after an hour, appearing frustrated with his teammates.
Inter Miami goalkeeper Rocco Rios Novo gifted Chicago an early goal with a calamitous error, but the home side recovered to secure the win. Miami remains second in the Eastern Conference with 34 points.
Key Points:
Luis Suárez scored twice in his 100th Inter Miami appearance.
Robert Lewandowski made his MLS debut for Chicago Fire.
Lewandowski struggled to adapt and was substituted after an hour.
Inter Miami goalkeeper gifted Chicago an early goal with a blooper.
Inter Miami won 3-2 and remain second in the Eastern Conference.


