Inter Miami CF's clinical finishing proved decisive in a 4–2 victory over Toronto FC on 9 May, with the visitors' superior conversion rate ultimately determining the outcome. Operating in a 4–3–3 formation, Inter Miami dominated the expected goals battle with 1.77 xG compared to Toronto's 0.81, converting their chances with ruthless efficiency across four different goalscorers: Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez, Rodrigo de Paul, and an own goal. Toronto's 4–2–3–1 setup created genuine opportunities, registering five shots on target from 13 attempts, yet their goalkeeper's 60 per cent save percentage and 0.25 goals saved above expected proved insufficient to stem the tide. Inter Miami's seven shots on target from 11 total attempts reflected their clinical approach, with De Paul and Suarez each finding the net alongside Messi's contribution. Emilio Aristizabal's brace provided some consolation for the hosts, but Toronto's defensive vulnerabilities—conceding 2.25 post-shot expected goals—exposed deeper structural issues. The result underscores Inter Miami's attacking potency this season.