Inter Miami hasn’t lost since their opening game, but it hadn’t been winning much either. That changed last Saturday with a 3-2 victory over the Colorado Rapids on the road in front of a crowd of 75,824, the second-largest in MLS history, at Mile High Stadium in Denver. Lionel Messi scored twice, including a signature majestic goal in the second half, after the Rapids tied the game at 2. We’ll break down the club’s first win under interim coach Guillermo Hoyos, which had its bright spots with Messi and German Berterame scoring, and its lows as the defense got exposed again, Mateo Silvetti pulled a hamstring, and Yannick Bright was red carded when the referee heard him use a racial slur. ✍️: Michelle Kaufman, Andre Fernandez 📹: Pierre Taylor 📸: Getty Images