Luke is in the house!!!!!!!!❤

😂😂😂😂💯💯💯

And what a finish! I have not seen many headers with that much power.

Shit I prolly woulda done the same thing. Great story to tell the grandkids.

True. I laughed so hard when I saw that goal first time. What was he thinking, hitting the ball like that 😂

Messi affect

@@goldenrules5697Messi effect*

@Carlomanueleu5ew another dummy camel fan

Cause he’s going to play based on how you want him too lol

Ага - как в Южной Америке типа Бока Хуниорс и Ривер Плэйт.)))

Classico 👑

I needed this, thank you. I'm from south america and our CONMEBOL tournaments are a bit different. What shook me with the Leagues Cup was the difference in the point's system if it goes to penalties in the group phase, and that there is no extra time.

Also each team gets $150k USD per win during the tournament

@@MissStella44 no problem at all. They decided on not having extra time because it’s so many games in such a short window, and between the domestic FA cup, some teams already having played in 2023 CONCACAF Champions League March-June, the domestic 34 game seasons, plus league playoffs having extra time in this addditional tournament would put too much strain on the players, plus some teams just flop around for most of extra time and don’t actually try to do anything anyways. Since teams were in group of three due to their being an odd number, the additional point system was to prevent teams playing for a point to eliminate a mutual rival or just secure both of their places in the knockouts. Starting in 2025 there should be 4 team groups with the addition of a 30th team to MLS that year making 48 total teams instead of 47. As for CONCACAF Champions League here’s a breakdown of how teams qualify: Canadian Championship Cup: winner. This is the Canadian FA cup with all the domestic pro/semipro leagues in canada plus the three Canadian MLS teams U.S. Open Cup: winner. This is the U.S. FA Cup. The non-Canadian MLS teams play amongst all the other three professional leagues in the American pyramid as well as semi-pro teams who make it through a qualification process. Canadian Premier League: top 2 finishers MLS: 5 teams based on standings and playoff results Liga MX: 6 teams total. 3 from Clausura and 3 from Apertura. Leagues cup: top three finishers Copa Centroamericana: top six finishers. The copa centroamericana is the club competition for Central America. After the season the top 2-4 finishers from each league in Costa Rica, Panama, El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Beliz play in a club competition with group stage and knockouts. Top six finishers make champions league. Carribean Challenge Cup: top 3 finishers. The league champion from each carribean countries league plays a qualification tournament amongst each other. Top three finishers make champions league. I hope that helps you out. :)

Something else I liked in the group stage was the point system. If a match ended in a tie, each team got 1 point, but then it went to a shootout for a bonus 2nd point. So: 3 pts regulation win, 2 pts for a shootout win after a tie, 1 pt for a shootout loss after a tie, 0 pts for regulation loss

@@JahSoldierOmegaSound I really like that. There’s a part of me that would like to see adapted into regular league play, but at least if it stays in this tournament, I think it’s a brilliant idea.

Honestly the Pirate of the Caribbean nickname is the funniest thing I've seen in professional sports😂

thats pretty good ngl

There are 50 plus teams in Europe and yes MLS is as good or better than most

Just say top 5 because that's what u mean

@@yusefnegao MLS ranks about 15th world wide. You could argue maybe rank10-12.

Exactly what I’ve been saying for a while now. It keeps getting dubbed “a retirement league” which is ridiculous. MLS is slept on

MLS is a fun league where any team can win unlike the top league! Always the sake 3-4 teams

Saudi>America

@@myboiKid👈12 year old Ronaldo fanboy spotted

@@myboiKidbro no one's watching that league! It's ranked like 50th and play in high school stadium!

Yup and Messi makes players better and happy to play with him unlike the other guy!

I dont think he is enssencially making it look bad because these things Messi has been doing it since the start. But I think what happens is that the MLS was always this quality but now the whole world is watching the league.

@@Neyenn I agree with that. Although I think because there's only one Messi that the minute he leaves MLS, all the eyeballs will go away. So some other MLDS players really need to shine right now so that those people want to stick around to see them even when Messi isn't on the pitch.

The coverage is overboard. I Agree with you but I think it was absolutely necessary to expose way more people to the MLS and I have a feeling it’s going to work. I see it as a tentative move. I’m not a huge fan of it, but I admit that I do love other players inadvertently getting exposure thru Miami games. Interesting times for the MLS

The coverage is overboard as it should be. It's all business at the end of the day

Overboard? I disagree. I am a regular season ticket holder of a western conference MLS club, and I didn't even know there's a Charlotte club in the east. With the "overboard" coverage of Miami incoming games, I learned they would potentially play against your club in League Cup and the MLS regular season. So last night I went to see the match between Charlotte and Houston on Apple TV. It's not disrespect but who could spend time to follow all the clubs? The fans can only follow the biggest stars and your small clubs would benefit from that. Why do you complain about a phenomenon beneficial to your own interest?

He can work on the defense, because it is atrocious.

Defense is horrendous and they need to sign Sergio Ramos who is a free agent waiting right now..

@ce7768 Why would they sign Sergio Ramos? Half the reason they’re doing so good is the chemistry between the Barca players. Signing Ramos seems like a pretty quick way to shut that down

@@TOlp-oe3fp He worked very well with Messi tho.

@@TOlp-oe3fp Ramos has proven that he’s a very capable defender back in PSG day. He also get along very well with Messi during his PSG day too, albeit it wasn’t as well as Busquet or Alba. He might not fix the entire issues with defender but he will definitely be an improvement.

"Type blood A positive"

Which won't be for long!

I’d class Dallas as a big city. I know what you mean though. Similar to places like newcastle in the uk competing with London.

Nah bro I dont think that any MLS team (outside from Miami) could beat any middle-table team from Argentina. You have to remember that Argentina league is on the top 10 , right outside Brazil and Europe.

@@Neyenn not many agree with you there, Brazil is def ahead but the Mexican league and the US league are ahead of Argentina

@@ZkL92 No one outside USA or Mexico could think that. Or anyone who watch the Argentine league, but okay.

@@Neyenn I think everyone in the americas outside of Argentinians or people with Argentina profile pics would think that way lol but ok

@@ZkL92 DAMN you really are outside from football culture. If thinking that the US and MX leagues are better than the Argentine one who is on the top 10, good for you 😂 see ya

Perhaps in Dallas but MLS has pretty good attendance in the more major markets. ATL constantly brings in 60-80k as just one example. You can guarantee that every place Messi plays will be a sell out though.

Well, he certainly can’t go to Miami. Would be hilarious if he went to Orlando. I’d love for him to come to my Charlotte, but I doubt that. Either way they can’t bring him over now, the MLS transfer window has closed. They can only sign free agents now.

It's a bit of luck and also prediction. Some goalies are better at predicting where the ball is going to go and diving in that direction. But that's easier said than done. Also the fact that the player kicking the ball is also nervous and can make mistakes. It's 50% skill and 50% head games in penalty shootouts. In the last world cup, the Argentinian goalie made some spectacular saves during the game and during the penalty shootout.

@@chrisb5000 If im correct, in the WC Emi Martinez predicted the side of the ball in 7 of 9 penalties. Crazy.

It was a joke as it’s spelt in Welsh.

well, the last three games, he was amazing. I would not blame him, the worst was Gomez, very nervious, bad passes, losing ball all the time, that put Miami in a bad spot a few times.

Yeah I dont think he is that bad, really. I saw these last three games and he was good, at least he delivered what was needed. This one was not his match tho but every player has bad games even Messi had.

lmao how? this is not boxing that you can rigg it easy

@@Chris-us6xj you can tell it's ai lol

Brother he's just that good. Enjoy him while he still laces his boots because there is nobody doing this again in my lifetime.

It was here all along glad you’re enjoying it now👍