Inter Miami CF drew 2–2 with New York Red Bulls in an MLS encounter that exposed the hosts' attacking profligacy despite territorial dominance. Playing in a 4–4–2 formation, Miami generated 16 shots and 2.55 expected goals but converted only twice, with German Berterame and Mateo Silvetti on the scoresheet. The Red Bulls, operating in a compact 4–3–3, managed just five shots yet capitalised on their limited chances through Jorge Ruvalcaba and Adri Mehmeti, accumulating 1.33 xG. New York's goalkeeper proved vulnerable, posting a 0.0 save percentage and underperforming their post-shot expected goals by 0.18, suggesting the visitors were fortunate to escape with a point. Miami's dominance in volume—outshooting their opponents 16–5—went unrewarded, highlighting a clinical finishing problem that could prove costly in the playoff race.