Nico Paz scored and assisted for Como in their 2-0 win against Juventus.

The Argentine made it four goals and four assists in seven matches for Como. With the score at 0-0, Paz had the assist on Marc-Oliver Kempf’s goal to give them the 1-0 lead.

At 1-0, Máximo Perrone played a pass to Paz who was out wide. He dribbled inside, beat his marker and his effort beat the goalkeeper for Como’s second goal of the match.

Como have scored nine goals in Serie A and Paz has contributed to eight of them.

Lionel Messi scored a hat trick and had an assist for Inter Miami in their 5-2 win against Nashville.

Messi had three goals and an assist to end the regular season with Inter Miami. With the score at 0-0, Messi chested the ball down, turned and dribbled his marker, scoring from outside of the penalty area to give Inter Miami the 1-0 lead.

Nashville would score twice and take a 2-1 lead but Inter Miami were awarded a penalty kick for a handball. The 38 year old would take it and he would score his second goal of the match to draw Inter Miami level.

With Inter Miami leading 3-2, Messi would play a one-two with Luis Suarez and the Argentine would score his third goal of the match. Messi would also get an assist a goal by Baltasar Rodriguez.

The Argentine finishes the regular season with 29 goals for Inter Miami.

Thiago Almada marked his return for Atlético Madrid with the winning goal in a 1–0 victory over Osasuna on Matchday 9 of La Liga. The Argentine midfielder came back after missing seven games due to a right leg muscle injury.

Before the match, coach Diego Simeone said: “He’s a player with a special understanding of the game — those passes only a few can see. We need a lot from him, whether he plays ten, ninety, sixty, or five minutes.”

A full Argentine connection led to the goal: Giuliano Simeone made a strong run down the right and sent a precise cut-back into the box, where Thiago Almada met it first-time, guiding the ball cleanly into the back of the net to give Atlético a 1–0 lead.

The former Botafogo and Olympique Lyon player made his fourth appearance for Atlético and scored his first goal for the club — the 56th of his professional career.

Julián Álvarez also started for Diego Simeone’s team.