“Anders Dreyer fires San Diego into an early lead with a left-footed finish, assisted by Jeppe Tverskov.”
Pivotal“Anders Dreyer completes his brace with a dramatic late equalizer, stunning the Miami crowd and snatching a point for San Diego.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Inter Miami dominated the underlying numbers, out-shooting San Diego 15-7 and creating three big chances to their opponent's one, but they were made to work for every inch of the result. Messi's smart finish canceled out Dreyer's early opener, and after a quiet middle period Luis Suárez looked to have won it with a clinical strike assisted by Rodrigo De Paul just after the hour mark substitutions reshaped the game. San Diego's goalkeeper made four saves to keep his side in it despite conceding twice, and Dreyer's second goal in the 82nd minute - his brace completing a fine individual display - denied Miami a result their overall play arguably deserved. For Miami, the missed two big chances and 20 fouls conceded will sting given their control of the game, while San Diego leave with a point that keeps them firmly in touch given the title race context of the fixture.
How entertaining was this match?
Fresh off winning the Campeones Cup and Lionel Messi's 100th Inter Miami goal, high-flying Miami host a San Diego side mired in a brutal losing streak. It's the first-ever meeting between these clubs, with Miami looking to snap a three-game league draw run at Chase Stadium.