Messi s start of 45 minutes, with the stadium full of excitement

Recommended Network June 1: Messi shining for 45 minutes, and the US League is full of exciting games. This weekend, the US League (MLS) regular season returns. We bring you a live blog across the east and west coasts, so that you can miss any exciting moments.

As always, you can find the focus match tonight below. Western Conference strong teams Vancouver White Cap and Los Angeles FC are absent this week due to their participation in the Central and North American Champions League and the Club World Cup.

Focus events and results

are constantly updated throughout the night, so stay tuned!

16 minutes ago 08:21

Alex Freeman won a game back!

Orlando City scored a point with Alex Freeman's header, and his header refracted into the net in front of the goal, laying the foundation for the team's counterattack in the second half.

17 minutes ago 08:20

counting time, and cheering for Sam Sulic of Nashville. He scored twice for B.J. Kalana's team earlier today, continuing his outstanding goal form.

23 minutes ago 08:15

Kuipus lightning double sounds!

Former Belgian League One top scorer Hugo Kuiperth's powerful volley and calm push in the penalty area helped the Chicago Flames lead 3-0 just after half an hour. The competition for the MFA Golden Boot Awards this season is extremely fierce.

The Belgian striker also scored 10 goals in the league this season.

27 minutes ago 08:11

Shubo-Moting is fully fired!

The new star once again made a contribution to the New York Red Bulls, with Eric Max Schubo-Moting scoring his 10th goal of the season, helping the team expand their lead in the counterattack.

31 minutes ago 08:07

Messi scored another goal!

Before the end of the half, Miami International led Columbus 3-0, and Messi scored twice, scoring 10 goals this season.

32 minutes ago 08:06

Washington, DC United regained the lead!

Connor Antley scored a goal for Washington, D.C. United and the team regained the lead. Cincinnati's recent defensive problems were exposed again tonight.

39 minutes ago 07:59

Miami International expands its lead!

Lionel Messi scored a goal before the 20th minute to help Miami International lead 2-0. Nicholas Hagen's mistake allowed the Argentinian to easily get the ball, and Messi scored a sling outside the penalty area.

41 minutes ago 07:57

Cincinnati equalized the score!

Kevin Dankei scored his 10th goal of the season, helping Cincinnati tie the score to 1-1. Evande assisted the Togo forward, who easily pushed the ball to score.

42 minutes ago 07:56

Miami International takes the lead!

Messi and his teammates took the lead within 13 minutes of the game, and Tadeo Allende's goal helped the team lead 1-0. Messi gave him accurate assists.

46 minutes ago 07:52

Orlando City suffered an unexpected goal!

Orlando City was 0-1 shortly after the opening game, and goalkeeper Pedro Galese's mistake allowed Chicago Flames' Philip Sinknager to seize the opportunity to score a goal.

51 minutes ago 07:47

New York Red Bulls scored a lightning goal!

Cameron Harper scored a goal shortly after the opening, helping the New York Red Bulls lead 1-0 in New Jersey.

54 minutes ago 07:44

Washington, DC United took the lead in scoring!

Gabriel Pirani's powerful volleyball outside the penalty area helped Washington, D.C. United take the lead, defeating Romano Cellentano.

3 hours ago 05:47

Early match review

Saturday afternoon match started with two typical matches, followed by an evening climax.

First, after the Olov Melbery era, St. Louis defeated visiting San Jose and Bruce Arena 3-1 at home. They just beat the Los Angeles Galaxy mid-week. Eduad Lovin hit a penalty in stoppage time to help the team secure the victory.

Goal Player: Klaus 45+2 ', Lovin 90+2 ' (penalty); Martinez 83 '

Sent off Player: Warham 90+6 '

In the East, Nashville encountered obstacles in the Eastern Conference climb, and they tied 2-2 away with New York City. Hannes Wolf's two goals offset Sam Sulic's two goals in the first half.

Goal Player: Sulic 27 ', 41 '; Wolf 54 ', 87 '