Inter Miami defeats Chicago Fire 3-2 in a Wednesday match that features Robert Lewandowski’s MLS debut for Chicago. Lionel Messi does not play for Inter Miami, with reports indicating Messi and Rodrigo de Paul are missing, four days after Argentina’s 1-0 loss to Spain in the World Cup final. Luis Suárez leads Miami’s attack, scoring two goals for the team. Preston Plambeck, a 20-year-old product of Miami’s youth system, comes off the bench and scores Miami’s late winner in the 87th minute, his first career MLS goal. The win ruins the milestone for Lewandowski, who is highlighted across the reports as making his first appearance for the Fire. Multiple outlets describe Miami’s comeback and decisive late goal as key to securing the three points, while also noting Suárez’s recent scoring form prior to the league break. Yahoo Sports adds that Miami is in a strong run of results, stating the team has won five straight and improves its record during the match.