Inter Miami player ratings vs Orlando City: Lionel Messi and Telasco Segovia fuel four-goal second half outburst in comeback win

Dayne St. Clair (4/10):

Got a hand to Orlando's opener and probably needs to keep that out. Could have maybe done better on the second, too. Not the start he would have wanted with his new club, although he did get better as the game wore on.

Noah Allen (4/10):

Struggled to get up to speed throughout the first half. Was taken off to start the second as Inter Miami switched up the tactics.

Micael (5/10):

Didn't look in sync with the rest of the defense, particularly Allen, throughout the first half. Was better after the formation switch.

Maxi Falcon (5/10):

Could have reacted a little bit quicker to Orlando's second goal. Not nearly solid enough defensively during the first 45, but like Micael, was much improved in the second.

Facundo Mura (6/10):

There were moments where he got into good attacking positions, but he never actually threatened.

Rodrigo de Paul (5/10):

Bad turnover and bad defending on the opening goal. Was frequently frustrated, leading to a sequence that saw Messi tell him to calm down a bit.

Yannick Bright (6/10):

Had one scary moment where he misjudged a ball in the air, but was otherwise decent.

Telasco Segovia (9/10):

Assisted Miami's first two goals, and even though the scorers did most of the work, he surely played his part. Made no mistake on his own finish, passing the ball right into the back of the net to effectively end the game.

Tadeo Allende (7/10):

Every time Messi found him, he was able to create danger. Did vital work on that right-hand side, despite being overshadowed by the goalscorers.

Lionel Messi (9/10):

When Miami need a moment of magic, who else is going to provide it? He only needed half a yard of space to get his first goal and then tucked in a free kick for his second. Despite how great the finishes were, it was no surprise to anyone that he provided them.

German Berterame (5/10):

Totally absent from almost everything Miami was doing. Clearly still needs some time to adjust to his new surroundings because he was disconnected from the attack again.

Mateo Silvetti (7/10):

Talk about an immediate impact. Scored just three minutes after coming on to get Miami right back into it. There's no denying how much better they were after Silvetti came into the game.

Gonzalo Lujan (N/A):

Came in to the game in stoppage time to cruise towards the finish.

Javier Mascherano (7/10):

Got it all wrong in the first half but got it all right in the second. Credit to him for making the necessary adjustments to get his team into the game.