Inter Miami CF beat CF Montreal 7-1 in MLS, turning territorial control into a one-sided attacking display from their 4-3-3. Miami held 57% possession and produced 3.03 xG from 20 shots, with 11 on target, while Montreal registered 0.86 xG from 10 attempts. Lionel Messi led the scoring with a hat-trick, supported by Luis Suarez and Casemiro, as Miami repeatedly created high-quality openings around Montreal’s defensive structure. Luca Petrasso scored Montreal’s lone goal, but the visitors could not sustain pressure against a Miami side that controlled the ball and limited them to five shots on target. Miami’s goalkeeper saved four of five efforts on target for an 80% save rate and finished 0.19 goals above expected, whereas Montreal’s keeper conceded seven from 5.44 post-shot xG and recorded a 36.36% save percentage. The result strengthens Miami’s MLS momentum.