6 – 4
“Milan Iloski doubled Philadelphia's lead from the penalty spot after Dayne St. Clair was booked for fouling him in the area, leaving Inter Miami in an early crisis at 0-2 inside ten minutes.”
Pivotal“Germán Berterame levelled at 3-3 with a composed finish from the centre of the box, converting a Lionel Messi through ball to complete Miami's comeback from 0-3 down and swing momentum decisively back toward the hosts.”
Pivotal“Luis Suárez put Inter Miami ahead for the first time at 4-3, tapping in from close range after Andre Blake had denied De Paul's effort — only for Philadelphia to immediately equalise from the spot in stoppage time.”
Pivotal“VAR awarded Philadelphia a stoppage-time penalty for a Sergio Reguilón handball, and Iloski coolly converted to make it 4-4 — a devastating blow that wiped out Miami's hard-fought lead at the stroke of half-time.”
Pivotal“Suárez completed his hat-trick on the counter-attack, steering a close-range left-footed finish into the left corner from a Berterame assist to finally break Philadelphia's resistance and give Miami a 5-4 lead they would not relinquish.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Inter Miami survived an extraordinary opening quarter-hour that saw Philadelphia Union race into a two-goal lead — including a penalty after Dayne St. Clair's yellow-card foul — before Germán Berterame and Luis Suárez dragged them level and then in front across a breathless first half. The scoreboard flipped five times before the break, with Milan Iloski's VAR-awarded stoppage-time penalty making it 4-4 and sending both sets of players into the tunnel in near disbelief. Inter Miami's 64% possession and 532 passes told one part of the story, but it was Philadelphia who created more dangerous attacks (67 to 56) and tested the Miami backline repeatedly — the Union ultimately let themselves down in the moments that mattered most in the second half. Suárez's 81st-minute close-range finish off a Berterame assist, exploiting a Philadelphia defensive lapse on the break, proved the decisive blow, before Rodrigo De Paul added gloss with a 90th-minute strike to seal a wild 6-4 final scoreline. The result keeps Inter Miami's title ambitions firmly on track, while Philadelphia will rue an extraordinary collapse from a position of total early dominance.
How entertaining was this match?
Inter Miami welcome Philadelphia Union to Chase Stadium on Sunday in a clash that couldn't be more contrasting in form and ambition. The reigning MLS Cup champions sit second in the East and are chasing Nashville SC at the top, while a beleaguered Union side desperately need points to escape the basement. With Lionel Messi leading a red-hot attack that has scored 33 goals this season, home fans are expecting a show.