Nashville SC beat Inter Miami CF 4-1 in MLS, pairing a 4-3-3 structure with greater threat in the decisive areas despite having 45.0% possession. Hany Mukhtar led the scoring with two goals, while Andy Najar and Sam Surridge also struck for Nashville; Telasco Segovia scored Inter Miami’s reply. Nashville generated 2.41 xG from 18 shots and put eight efforts on target, compared with Miami’s 1.83 xG, 16 shots and four on target. Miami controlled 55.0% of the ball in their 4-4-2 but Nashville’s sharper work around goal defined the match. The visitors’ goalkeeper faced eight shots on target and recorded a 50.0% save percentage, with -1.52 goals saved above expected, while Nashville’s goalkeeper saved 75.0% of the four on-target attempts faced. Nashville take the three MLS points.