New York quieted the home crowd after just 15 minutes, when superb work from 18-year-old striker Julian Hall<\/a> down the right stretched the Miami defence.<\/p>\n Hall dragged away two defenders before squaring for an unmarked Jorge Ruvalcalba, who swept a low finish beneath Miami goalkeeper Dayne St. Clair.<\/p>\n But Miami drew level on the stroke of half-time when Argentine forward Matero Silvetti<\/a> finished from close range from Rodrigo De Paul<\/a>‘s cross.<\/p>\n Miami looked to be taking control after half-time, and defender Maxi Falcon<\/a> should have made it 2-1 but sent a free header wide of the post from De Paul’s corner.<\/p>\n Messi and Silvetti both had chances go begging before Miami took the lead on 55 minutes through Argentine-born Mexico international forward German Berterame<\/a>.<\/p>\n Berterame collected a pass which deflected off New York’s 17-year-old midfielder Adri Mehmeti<\/a> and shot low to make it 2-1.<\/p>\n New York thought they had equalised midway through the half when Robert Voloder<\/a> bundled in a low finish, only for the goal to be ruled out for offside after a VAR review.<\/p>\n The New York equaliser finally arrived in the 77th minute, when a twisting, turning run inside the area from Hall tormented the Miami defence before he squared to fellow teenager Mehmeti, who slid to finish for 2-2.<\/p>\n Miami pressed furiously in the closing stages, and only a sensational diving save by Ethan Horvath<\/a> prevented Messi from snatching a winner with a free kick in stoppage time.<\/p>\n The draw leaves Miami in third place in the Eastern Conference standings, four points behind leaders Nashville, 2-1 winners over Charlotte on Saturday<\/a>.<\/p>\n![\"Key](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-fl\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/6209c014-5ea3-47b7-bba2-704b4a0c3e44.jpg\" "\\"Key")
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