Impossible to replace! Inter Miami boss puts Luis Suarez in the same category as Lionel Messi after watching Uruguayan striker spoil MLS debut for Robert Lewandowski

Suarez spoils Lewandowski debut

Miami returned to action following a seven-week World Cup break with a dramatic

The winning goal was scored by academy youngster Preston Plambeck in the 87th minute, who expressed his delight after scoring his first MLS goal: "I’m happy to help the team get three points. I don’t even know how to describe it. I was just overjoyed."

Miami coach Hoyos also expressed his deep appreciation to the entire squad for their hard work. After the match, he stated: "I want to congratulate the entire roster, they worked very hard during this time, so we are very happy and emotional, it’s extraordinary what this group does."

Hoyos hails veteran forward

Hoyos did not hold back in heaping praise on Suarez's extraordinary contribution as he continues to make the difference on the pitch at 39 years old. The Argentine tactician insisted that the veteran striker's quality and tactical intelligence are on the same level as megastar Messi.

He said: "Like our No. 10 [Messi], these are players who mark a difference. They express themselves on the field with their tactical intelligence from all the experience they had, and they know their body and mind. They have seen more than the coaching staff. I am not sure these players will be replaced in the future."

Lewandowski reflects on debut

This match marked Lewandowski's first appearance in a Fire shirt in MLS following his completed move

After the game, Lewandowski spoke openly about his debut: "After just two days with my team-mates I didn’t think everything would go so well in my first game because playing a game is different than training, but of course, I need more time and I am sure we will play well but with fewer mistakes.

"We had discussed that I would probably only be able to play 45 or 60 minutes, especially with another game in a few days."

Herons pursue Eastern lead

This brilliant result ensures Miami remain firmly second in the