Lionel Messi continued his historic football scoring of Major League on Saturday, scoring two goals for the fifth match to raise Inter Miami in a 2-1 win over Nashville.

Just days after he became the first player to score many goals in four live matches of MLS, Average did it again as Miami They continued to climb them to the ranking of the Eastern Conference after their interruption of the League for the Club World Cup.

Messi, the eight-time winner Ballon d’Or, opened the score in the 17th minute with a free left foot stroke, which found the only gap in NashvilleThe defensive wall to pass the past goalkeeper Joe Willis.

Miami dominated in the first half but, only four minutes after half time, Hany MukhtarTitle drawn nashville level.

Messi caught the winner in the 62nd minute When he capitalized a bad mistake from Willis, who mistaken a pass to remove the Argentine for the strike.

Both goals – in his two heels in the 2-1 win Young England Wednesday – got Messi’s total in 16 in 16 appearances this season, associated with Nashville’s Sam Surridgewho was unable to add to his 16th number on Saturday.

“There is not a lot of words. It’s is incredible what continues to do, breaking records now every three days, not even every weekend,” Miami coach Javier mascherano said

“He is the standard carrier of our team that shows us the way to compete. He is the leader.

“It is a blessing for me to accompany this phase of his career.”

Miami has been playing their third match since he returned to MLS’s action in the wake of a World Cup campaign for one month ended when they were eliminated in the last 16 Paris Saint-Germain.

With 38 points out of 19 games, they are in fifth place in the east, five points after leaders Philadelphia with three matches in hand.

Philadelphia went to the top with a 2-0 win over New York Red Bulls, Indiana Vassilev AND Bruno Damiani Delivery of goals.

Cincinnati slipped to the second east at 42 points as it fell 4-2 in Colloqual. Nashville and Columbus both have 41 points.

Miami -filled schedule continues Wednesday against Cincinnati, with New York Red Bulls coming next weekend.

Mascherano knows he will have to find time to give a break to 38-year-old Messi.

“At one point we will have to find a space to give him a break, we will talk about this day for day,” He said.

“He’s feeling good and when we think it’s time to give him a break, we’ll do it.”