7 – 1
“Casemiro heads home from a corner to put Inter Miami ahead after Ian Fray's blocked shot led to a set-piece opportunity.”
“Fabian Herbers levels for Montréal moments after picking up a yellow card, capping a spell of pressure from the visitors.”
Pivotal“Luca Petrasso turns the ball into his own net right before halftime, gifting Miami a lead they would never relinquish.”
Pivotal“Messi opens his personal account early in the second half, doubling Miami's cushion after a blocked shot just before the break signaled his intent.”
Pivotal“Alexander Shaw completes the demolition off a corner in stoppage time, adding to a rout defined by Miami's relentless late surge.”
Outstanding performance

Montréal actually matched Miami for large stretches early on, equalizing through Fabian Herbers just three minutes after Casemiro's opener, and their dangerous attacks tally of 49 compared to Miami's 29 tells the story of a side that kept probing forward. But an own goal from Luca Petrasso right on the stroke of halftime broke the visitors, and Messi made sure there was no way back, scoring twice more either side of a Suárez strike before Alexander Shaw and a stoppage-time free-kick capped the rout. Miami's clinical edge was the difference - 11 shots on target from 20 attempts against Montréal's 5 from 10 - as the hosts made their superior possession and passing count exactly when it mattered. For Miami this result cements their title-race credentials, while Montréal's defense, undone by a costly individual error, will need serious repair work before their next fixture.
How entertaining was this match?
Inter Miami look to snap a five-game winless run under freshly appointed head coach Cristian 'Kily' González as they host struggling CF Montréal at Chase Stadium. With Lionel Messi expected available, second-place Miami will be desperate to right the ship against a Montréal side sitting 13th in the East.