Lionel Messi exits with apparent injury; Inter Miami bests Union

Luis Suarez recorded a hat trick ‌and German Berterame scored a brace to lead host Inter Miami to a wild and record-setting 6-4 victory over the Philadelphia Union ​on Sunday night.
Suarez’s third goal in the 81st minute proved to be the game-winner for Inter Miami (9-2-4, 31 points), which won its fourth consecutive match heading into the two-month FIFA World Cup break. Rodrigo De Paul — on his 32nd birthday — added Miami’s sixth goal off an assist from Mateo Silvetti in ‌the third ‌minute of second-half stoppage time.
The Union (1-10-4, ​7 ‌points) ⁠are ​winless in ⁠their past eight matches (0-4-4) and lost for the third time in their past four.
Tempering Miami’s excitement over the victory was a potential concern for superstar Lionel Messi, who exited the game in the 73rd minute.

Messi, who grabbed his left thigh, was not running much ⁠for nearly a minute before being subbed out ‌for Silvetti. Messi walked ‌off the field and directly ​into the locker room.
Suarez’s first ‌two goals came during a first half in ‌which the teams dueled to a 4-4 tie, which set a Major League Soccer record for most combined goals in a first half.