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Hello and welcome into the latest edition of ESPNFC, K Murray, Stevie Nicol and Ali Moreno here in the studio, kicking things off with the Club World Cup, where in Atlanta we got to see Into Miami beat Porto 2-1.

Into Miami actually went behind. It was Samu with a penalty in the eighth minute that gave Porto their goal.

However, in the second half, Talasco Sogovia level things out and then we saw a vintage free kick from Leonel Messi to turn the game on its head and give into Miami all three points.

Alexis Nunes is with us. She's been following all the action for the Club World Cup. We'll be hearing from Alexis in just a moment.

But let me start with you, Alley, on into Miami because, you know, Messi Sean, no surprises there.

But into Miami, getting this win, perhaps we're going to be sitting up and taking notice of them here in this tournament.

Well, if there was one team from Major League Soccer that we were always going to notice in this competition,

it was always going to be Inter-Miamy.

And of course, because Leonel Messi is playing and because of all the publicity that surrounds

Messi and this club.

But this performance had nothing to do with publicity and a whole lot to do with substance

from Inter-Miamy.

Now, while Porto probably deserves something out of this game, they probably deserve to get at least a draw out of this match.

What I can tell you is that coming into this competition you would have thought in this group stage that there would be a significant difference between Porto and Inter-Miamy.

And based upon what we saw today,

that difference is not that significant.

So if you are an MLS fan out there

and you're hanging on to this sort of games

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