Speaker 1: Hi, I'm Jamie Rudd. This is the Messy effect and
the MLS All Star Game had a new headline star
while a Liverpool teenager stole the show in New York.
Let's get into it. The lead is Sun Hung Min
taking over the MLS All Star Game. MLS beat Lega
MX four to three in Charlotte, and Sun scored twice
in the opening twenty three minutes to win MVP. Lega
MX struck first through Luis Gabriel Ray, but Sun linked
up with Carlos Heel twice and flipped the game in
a matter of minutes. Philip Zinka Nagel added another for
MLS before halftime, and Evan Dair scored what turned out
to be the winner after Salomon Rondon pulled Lega MX
back into the game. Josse Pa rade La added late drama,
but MLS held on. The fun part is that this
was the game Lionel Messi skipped. Messi and Rodrigo de
Pol were excused under the World Cup rest rule, and
rather than leaving the spotlight empty, Sun walked straight into it.
He is one of the big bugis names in the
league now and he gave MLS exactly the kind of
showcase performance. It wanted goals, chemistry with Carlos Heel, a
close game, and a new superstar to put on the poster.
There is also a messy update. He returned to into
Miami training Wednesday, ten days after Argentina lost the World
Cup Final. He missed the All Star Game, but his
break is now over and Miami will be watching closely
to see when he is ready to return to a match.
The league got its son moment, and now the question
shifts back to when its biggest name is coming back.
Across the Atlantic, Liverpool beat Rex Sam one zero at
Yankee Stadium in New York. The winner came in the
seventy fifth minute from sixteen year old riong gum Ohha,
who finished from close range in front of more than
forty two thousand fans. This was Liverpool's second straight preseason
win under new manager and Dony era Olah, following a
four to two victory over Sunderland in Nashville. Era ola
has replaced the sacked on slot and this early run
gives Liverpool supporters something to watch while the World Cup
players work their way back into the squad. Ngumah operating
on the right Wing is the name that keeps coming up.
He is only sixteen, but he is already turning preseason
minutes into a serious first team conversation. Rex Sam came
into the match with plenty of attention of its own
after preseason wins over Manchester United and Leeds, but Liverpool
had the moment that mattered. A teenager scoring the winner
at Yankee Stadium is exactly the kind of story preseason
is built to produce. Sun wins MVP without Messi. Messi
returns to training and Liverpool's newest teenage headline maker delivers
in New York. Preseason is officially getting interesting. For the
messy effect. I'm Jamie Rudd.