In a match known as 'the match of history', Barcelona SC faced Inter Miami, resulting in a 2-2 draw which marked the debut of Argentine striker Darío Benedetto with the Ecuadorian team. Benedetto, nicknamed Pipa, entered the game in the 66th minute to replace Uruguayan Sergio Núñez. His presence was felt quickly as he demonstrated his skills, nearly scoring with a powerful long-range shot that tested goalkeeper Dayne St. Clair.

After the match, Benedetto reflected on the game, emphasizing the importance of performing well for the fans and the club. He stated, 'We owe it to the people to have a good tournament,' indicating a strong sense of responsibility to the team’s supporters. He expressed his contentment with his physical condition and the need for continued adaptation to the team's dynamics. Benedetto also acknowledged that despite this being a preparatory match, they faced one of the best teams in the world, which adds to its significance.

Looking forward, he recognized that there are areas for improvement as they prepare for the Copa Libertadores, suggesting that the team is focused on enhancing their performance in competitive matches. Benedetto's enthusiasm and commitment signal positive prospects for Barcelona SC as they aim to match the expectations of their fanbase and achieve success in upcoming tournaments.