Inter Miami's Dynasty Continues: Why They're the Clear Choice Over New England

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Inter Miami arrives at this clash with a four-game win streak against New England, including a 4-1 shellacking at Chase Stadium last season. While the Herons haven't secured a regular-season win at Nu Stadium yet, their 1-1-1 run there this month shows steady progress. New England, meanwhile, concedes 9 of 11 goals on the road—half of their total defensive lapses—and faces a daunting injury list missing key defenders like Polster and Campana. Miami's attack, led by a 90-minute Messi and a fully fit attacking unit, has averaged 2.33 goals in their last five matches. The Revs' fragile backline, which has allowed one or fewer goals just four times in 11 away games, can't handle this Herons' offensive surge. Take the points on Miami's moneyline; their depth and discipline under Hoyos make them the cleanest play in a matchup where New England's vulnerabilities are too glaring to ignore.