Los Angeles FC dominated Inter Miami CF with a commanding 3–0 victory in MLS action on 22 February, with the hosts' superior attacking efficiency proving decisive. LAFC generated 3.26 expected goals from 15 shots, converting three of their six attempts on target through David Martinez Morales, Denis Bouanga, and Nathan Ordaz. Inter Miami, operating in an identical 4–2–3–1 formation, managed only 0.85 xG despite registering 12 shots, with just three efforts troubling LAFC's goalkeeper. The visitors' stopper produced an impressive performance, maintaining a 100 per cent save percentage and recording 1.08 goals saved above expected goals, though the underlying metrics reveal LAFC's clinical finishing and Miami's inability to create clear-cut opportunities. The gulf in attacking output reflected a mismatch in tactical execution, with Los Angeles establishing control throughout. LAFC's efficiency suggests growing momentum in their campaign.