Orlando City SC's 4–3 victory over Inter Miami CF in an MLS clash on 3 May represented a stunning upset, with the visitors capitalising on clinical finishing despite significant possession disadvantage. Inter Miami dominated territorially, recording 26 shots and 10 on target, generating 3.14 expected goals, yet their goalkeeper's 70 per cent save rate and 0.98 goals saved above expected goals proved insufficient to contain Orlando's ruthlessness. Martin Ojeda's hat-trick proved decisive for the visitors, who managed just 13 shots but converted at an exceptional rate, posting 2.26 xG while Lionel Messi's single goal provided Miami's only notable attacking highlight. Inter Miami's 4–2–2 setup failed to adequately shield their defence, with goalkeeper performance ultimately costing them despite respectable underlying metrics. Orlando's 3–5–2 formation, deployed defensively, executed a textbook counter-attacking masterclass. Referee Guido Gonzales Jr oversaw a high-scoring encounter that underscored Miami's conversion issues. This result significantly impacts Miami's playoff positioning and form trajectory.