Each of Luis Suarez and Marcelo Weigandt had a target and a assistant to help Miami's 4-1 win against New York Red Bulls, Fla, Fort Lauderdale, on Saturday night.
Lionel Messi has added the first MLS goal since April 6 and the fafa Picault also found the back of the network for Miami (6-1-3, 21 points).
Mohammed Sofo had a lonely gang for Red Bulls (4-4-3, 15 points) on the road without wine (0-3-2) on the road this season.
New York gave only nine goals in 10 games before Miami did an aggressive show. Heron scored seven goals in the last two MLS matches, but the first lost 4-3, FC Dallas last Sunday.
Miami goalkeeper Oscar Ustari and New York counterpart Carlos Miguel Coronel had two stops.
Heron hired 12-10 edges in the shooting and placed in three in three targets for Red Bulls.
Miami scored the first three goals of the match and was never threatened again.
Picault scored in the ninth minute to start business. Weigandt sent a cross to the left and looked at Suarez's head. Picault was there and made a right -foot shot in the upper left corner.
Miami scored twice in half after six minutes. In the 33rd minute, he stopped the Weigandt title by Coronel, but took a rebound and made a right -foot shot on the net.
Suarez also went to the rebound road to make 3-0. The right foot throw was blocked by Kyle Duncan from New York before hurry and sent a left foot to the network.
Red Bulls entered the board in 43 minutes and Sofo sent a high loop heading from the left to the right corner of the net. Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting's foot touched the ball in the task, but was given to the target Sofo.
Messi's short -range left -foot shots put on the network 67 minutes about the return of New York York's return back.
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