Inter Miami v Porto live: Lionel Messi curls home stunning free-kick in crucial Club World Cup clash

Miami manager Javier Mascherano speaks to DAZN:

“I think the guys did a fantastic job. They were working really, really hard against a team that had a lot of quality at a high level. Today we showed to the world and ourselves that we can compete against any team.

“The players understood they could do it. When they are together, when we are narrow, next to our teammates we can do something amazing.

“It is great for the people of the USA to see our team compete in this kind of tournament.”

The whistle blows, and Inter Miami have their win of the Club World Cup. In a tight game, Messi’s stunning free-kick was the difference.

90+6 min: Fabio Vieira just nutmegged Messi! That’s one for the grandkids, although he follows it by passing the ball straight off the pitch. Messi smiles and shakes his hand.

90+3 min: Messi takes a whack and lies on the floor holding his shin as the clock ticks down some more – some old fashioned match craftmanship at play there.

90 min: There will be seven minutes added on.

Lionel Messi has been awarded “superior player of the match”. OK then.

87 min: Suarez is fighting to the last minute, as ever, sprinting down the wing to make a tackle.

83 min: Good from William Gomes, who cuts along the edge of the box and lashes a shot at goal, but it’s blocked. A moment later Marcano tries a bold flicked pass in behind the Miami defence but it’s overhit. Porto are running out of time.

80 min: Porto work it short to Mora, whose shot is deflected behind for a corner. Fabio Vieira’s delivery is cleared at the near post.

77 min: A good chance for Porto here, after Fray fouls William Gomes driving down the left side of the penalty box to give up a free-kick in a threatening position.

Fray has hurt himself in the challenge and he’s going to make way for Jordi Alba, back from a hamstring injury, before this set-piece is taken.

75 min: Goalmouth action! A chance at the far post for Porto substitute William Gomes, who can’t quite get the ball under control with his first touch, allowing Ustari to rush out and pinch the ball from his toes.