Lionel Messi and Inter Miami are still searching for their first home win in their new stadium. Germán Berterame scored a goal off a rebound in the 76th minute, resulting in a 1-1 tie with the New England Revolution on Saturday night. This extends the defending MLS Cup champions' winless streak to three matches at their new Miami stadium. Inter Miami's record in the new building is 0-0-3, compared to their 5-1-1 record in away MLS matches this season. The team is now unbeaten in their last nine MLS matches and in their last 11 matches across all competitions. Carles Gil scored for New England in the 56th minute. Gil's goal came after a long throw-in was controlled by Dor Turgeman, who left the ball for Gil. Gil then chipped the ball past Inter Miami goalie Dayne St. Clair. Inter Miami had a goal disallowed shortly before Gil's goal due to an offside call. Later, Luis Suárez's shot was saved by New England goalkeeper Matt Turner, but the rebound went to Berterame, who scored. Inter Miami has five matches left before the FIFA World Cup break, with none of their upcoming opponents currently having a winning record.