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Major League Soccer10/14/2026, 11:30 PM

Inter Miami – New York City2 : 0

Why the model thinks so

Inter Miami
2.25
Total xG
3.45
New York City
1.20
Expected goals from our model, before kickoff

How the model gets there: each factor adds goals to or takes goals from one team's expected goals.

FactorInter MiamiNew York City
High-scoring league (3.7 goals/match)+1.18+1.18
Attack strength (1.23x league average)−0.23
3 of last 5 matches with 2+ goals (2 goals/match)−0.16
Declining form (2 vs 2.5 season average)−0.16
Attack weakness (0.77x league average)−0.14
3 of last 5 matches with 0-1 goals (1.2 goals/match)−0.11
Declining form (1.2 vs 1.6 season average)−0.11
Standings disadvantage (pos 10 vs 2, 8 places gap)−0.10
Standings advantage (pos 2 vs 10, 8 places gap)+0.09
Defensive strength (1.4 conceded vs 1.4 league avg)+0.02
M. Silvetti not in squad (3 goals, 4 assists)
Hannes Wolf on the bench (6 goals, 2 assists)
17% of goal output missing (only 87% available)
Weak away record (1.2 vs 1.6 goals/match)

Key factors

  • Model prediction: Mathematical analysis calculates a 60% home win probability with expected 2.25 to 1.20 goals
  • Tactical dominance: Inter Miami averaged 6.6 shots on target in recent matches
  • Head-to-head edge: Inter Miami won 3 of the last 5 meetings against New York City

Risks

  • Defensive weakness for the home side: Inter Miami concedes an average of 1.79 goals per match this season
  • Low offensive output for visitors: New York City averaged only 4.4 shots on target in recent matches
  • Lineup change: Hannes Wolf is not included in New York City's starting XI

All probabilities

Result
Inter Miami60%
Draw22%
New York City18%
Goals
Over 1.587%
Under 1.513%
Over 2.567%
Under 2.533%
Over 3.545%
Under 3.555%
Double chance
Inter Miami or draw82%
New York City or draw40%
No draw78%
Both teams score
Yes64%
No36%

Most likely scores

1:1
10%
2:1
10%
2:0
8%
3:1
7%
3:0
6%

The Lab

Patterns our system found in the data.

  1. Inter Miami: 6 consecutive games with 3+ goals (last 12 games)
  2. New York City: dropped a lead in 5 of 7 games (12 points lost)
  3. New York City: 80% of all goals in the first half (12 of 15, last 12 games)
  4. Inter Miami: 3 cards per game (31 yellows, 2 reds in 11 games)
  5. Inter Miami: dropped a lead in 4 of 7 games (8 points lost)

Lineups

Inter Miami 4-3-3 · New York City 4-2-3-1

Inter Miami
  • 97 D. St Clair
  • 2 G. LujĂĄn Melli
  • 5 C. Casimiro
  • 16 M. dos Santos Silva
  • 3 S. ReguilĂłn RodrĂ­guez
  • 7 R. de Paul
  • 22 D. Ayala
  • 80 M. Galarza Fonda
  • 10 L. Messi
  • 9 L. SuĂĄrez DĂ­az
  • 19 G. Berterame
New York City
  • 49 F. Matthew
  • 24 T. Gray
  • 13 T. Martins Bueno
  • 6 J. Sands
  • 2 N. Cavallo
  • 21 A. O'Neill
  • 8 A. Perea Castañeda
  • 26 A. Ojeda
  • 7 N. FernĂĄndez Mercau
  • 9 B. Traore
  • 16 A. MartĂ­nez Batista
Substitutes
  • 8 T. Segovia PĂ©rez
  • 17 I. Fray
  • 20 S. Morales
  • 34 R. RĂ­os Novo
  • 37 M. FalcĂłn Picart
  • 56 D. PintĂ©r
  • 76 C. Abadia-Reda
  • 88 A. Shaw
  • 11 R. Fillipi Marinho de Souza
  • 59 P. Plambeck
  • 15 F. Caicedo Jaramillo
  • 11 T. Bacelar Martins
  • 17 H. Wolf
  • 22 K. O'Toole
  • 30 T. Romero Keubler
  • 32 J. Shore
  • 34 R. Pereira Bicalho
  • 3 M. Miazga
  • 23 M. Murray
  • 88 M. Jones
  • 20 L. Sousa Santos

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