Inter Miami CF's 4–2 victory over Orlando City SC on 2 March demonstrated the visitors' superior efficiency in a one-sided MLS encounter. Miami's 4–2-3-1 formation dominated Orlando's 3–4-2-1 setup, generating 15 shots to the hosts' 10 and converting chances with clinical precision. The expected goals metric starkly illustrated the disparity: Inter Miami accumulated 1.82 xG whilst Orlando managed just 0.81, reflecting Miami's control throughout. Lionel Messi led the away side with two goals, supported by Mateo Silvetti and Telasco Segovia, whilst Orlando's response through Martin Ojeda and Marco Pasalic proved insufficient. Orlando's goalkeeper struggled with a 60 per cent save percentage and conceded 1.31 post-shot expected goals, indicating poor positioning or quality of shots faced. Miami's eight shots on target versus Orlando's five underscored the clinical finishing that separated the sides. Inter Miami's superior attacking output and conversion rate proved decisive in what was a comprehensive away performance. Miami's attacking potency continues to set them apart in the league.