Messi’s Soldier Field Showdown: Can Chicago Fire Stop the Ballon d’Or Contender’s Magic?
“For us, we’ve got to be better at defending, we’ve got to be more compact. Offensively, we’re creating enough. We’re doing enough to score goals.”
Berhalter is excited, though, at the match-up with Messi’s Miami.
He added in remarks reported by the Miami Herald: “This is the aim of Major League Soccer, to play games like this in front of sold-out stadiums with marquee players. We always talk about Major League Soccer being a league choice for top players, and this game is an example of this. You can see a lot of top players featured in this game.”
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