Lionel Messi made the trip to Foxboro with Inter Miami CF and appears set to take on the New England Revolution at Gillette Stadium on Wednesday night. The Revs will look to snap a four-game winless streak as the club tries to keep Messi and Miami's offensive attack at bay.

Messi scored two goals in the first half, setting an MLS record for most consecutive games with multiple goals at four.

There was no indication Messi, 38, needed to move any faster, or, at times, even move at all in 2-1 win over Revolution.