Minute-by-minute report: Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami visit Nashville in the final of the Leagues Cup. Follow all the action with Beau Dure
July 15: Miami’s starters in 3-0 loss to St. Louis were Drake Callender in goal, Noah Allen, Kamal Miller, Sergii Krvvtsov and Ian Fray across the back, Dixon Arroyo anchoring the midfield behind Lawson Sunderland and Benjamin Cremaschi, Robbie Robinson on the left wing, Robert Taylor on the right, and Josef Martinez as the sole forward.. The former Univ. of California player is in his second year as the starter..
Miller is the youngest player on the line at age 26; everyone else is at least 30, including Ukrainian national teamer and longtime Shakhtar player Krvvtsov and the lone US player, former Newcastle United fullback Yedlin.. The 18-year-old Cremaschi is in his first year at senior level, and the Ecuadorian Arroyo played more than a decade in his home country.. One of these players is from Finland. No, not that last one. Nor the second.
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