Philadelphia Union drew 2-2 with Inter Miami CF in MLS, with the hosts’ 4-4-2 producing greater shot volume while Miami’s 4-3-3 relied on more selective attacking. Philadelphia recorded 17 attempts and six on target, compared with Miami’s five shots and three on target, yet the visitors secured a point through greater efficiency. Neil Pierre and Indiana Vassilev scored for the Union, while Lionel Messi supplied one of Miami’s two goals. The underlying figures favoured Philadelphia, whose chances amounted to 2.59 xG against Miami’s 1.48, despite the Union holding only 43% possession. That contrast suggested Philadelphia were comfortable attacking with less of the ball, using their two-forward structure to generate opportunities rather than seeking prolonged control. Miami had 57% possession but faced sustained pressure, with their goalkeeper saving 66.67% of the shots on target encountered and performing 0.42 goals better than the post-shot expectation. At the other end, Philadelphia’s goalkeeper saved 33.33%, underlining how Miami turned limited openings into decisive moments. The draw keeps this MLS head-to-head finely balanced.