FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — In a groundbreaking performance that solidified his status as one of soccer's all-time greats, Lionel Messi achieved a historic milestone in Major League Soccer (MLS) by becoming the first player ever to score in four consecutive multi-goal games. This remarkable feat helped propel Inter Miami to a thrilling 2-1 victory over the New England Revolution on Wednesday night.

With this latest triumph, Inter Miami, boasting an impressive record of 10 wins, 3 losses, and 5 draws, has now clinched four straight wins, remaining unbeaten in their last five matches.

The scoring began in the 27th minute when New England defender Tanner Beason mishandled a header, allowing Messi to swoop in and unleash a stunning half-volley that found the back of the net.

Messi struck again in the 38th minute, showcasing his incredible skills. A perfectly timed ball from Sergio Busquets found him sprinting just outside the penalty area. With a masterful first-touch shot, Messi curled the ball inside the right post, putting Miami ahead 2-0.

This latest match marks Messi's fifth consecutive game with at least one goal, bringing his total to an impressive 14 goals this season, placing him just behind Nashville's Sam Surridge, who leads with 16. Additionally, Messi has contributed seven assists over 15 regular-season matches, proving his value to the team.

Despite a late-game surge from the Revolution, including a goal from Carles Gil in the 79th minute, New England’s struggles continue, leaving them winless in their last five outings.

As Inter Miami continues to rise, soccer fans around the world are left in awe of Messi’s extraordinary talent and his undeniable impact on the MLS landscape.