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International Miami B - B VS New York City Team B Score
International Miami B
09-02 07:30
4 - 2
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International Miami B
New York City Team B
Attacks
60
82
Dangerous Attacks
32
67
Ball Possession
47
53
On Target
8
12
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End 4-2
100′
J. Lopez
92′
4-2
J. Adeclat
Assist: M. Saja
89′
C. Danquah
A. Campos
88′
J. Sucheki
82′
I. Urkidi
82′
N. Jena
S. Morrison
75′
N. Vafiades
P. Molinari
74′
D. Duque
J. Arroyave
74′
A. Flores
I. Zeltzer-Zubida
74′
M. Paula
Convers
74′
J. Adeclat
Diego Rey
67′
S. Morrison
64′
J. Ortela
63′
C. Ponce
61′
C. Ponce
E. Samb
55′
J. Ortela
Theo Vorenkamp
52′
I. Urkidi
45′
D. Kerr
L. Sunjic
Halftime 3-1
46′
3-1
I. Zeltzer-Zubida
28′
2-1
Theo Vorenkamp
Assist: Diego Rey
16′
1-1
M. Saja
Assist: Theo Vorenkamp
9′
J. Sucheki
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Match Info

Inter Miami II made a statement in MLS Next Pro on September 2, 2026, battling past New York City FC II with a 4-2 victory in a thrilling seven-goal contest. The home side, playing as International Miami B at their South Florida home, produced a vibrant attacking display to take all three points in what became an end-to-end encounter under the lights.

Match Overview

From the opening whistle, the pace was frenetic. Miami's development squad pressed high and looked to play through the middle, while NYCFC II sought to exploit the wide areas with quick transitions. The home side took control early, but the visitors showed resilience, pulling goals back each time Miami appeared to run away with the match. By the final whistle, the 4-2 scoreline reflected Miami's sharper edge in front of goal and their ability to manage the game's momentum.

First-Half Key Moments

  • Early breakthrough: Miami opened the scoring inside the first quarter-hour when a well-worked corner kick was headed in by a towering centre-back who had pushed forward for the set piece.
  • Quick response: NYCFC II equalised just minutes later, capitalising on a defensive miscommunication — a loose back pass was intercepted and slotted calmly past the Miami goalkeeper.
  • Miami retakes the lead: The hosts restored their advantage before halftime with a superb counter-attack, finished with a low drive from the edge of the box after a precise through ball split the New York backline.

Second-Half Story

After the interval, Miami came out with renewed intent and quickly extended their lead to 3-1 with a penalty won by a sharp-turning forward who was brought down as he shaped to shoot. That goal gave the home side breathing room, but NYCFC II refused to fade. A delicate chip over the advancing keeper made it 3-2 and set up a tense final half-hour.

Despite the visitors' momentum, Miami's young squad showed mature game management. A late fourth goal, deflected in off a defender after a surging run from midfield, sealed the result and sent the home faithful home happy.

Standout Performers

Miami's attacking trio was a constant menace, with the central playmaker pulling the strings and registering two assists. The left winger, a lively academy product, caused constant problems with his dribbling and won the decisive penalty. On the NYCFC II side, the No. 10 was the clear standout, covering every blade of grass and producing the assist for the visitors' second goal, while their substitute striker injected urgency after coming on midway through the second half.

Table and Season Impact

The victory strengthens Miami's push toward the upper tier of the MLS Next Pro standings, providing crucial momentum in a competitive Eastern Conference race. For NYCFC II, the defeat is a setback after a promising run of form, and they will look to tighten their defensive structure going into the next round of fixtures. Matches between these two academy-heavy sides have a history of producing goals, and this encounter was no exception.

What It Means

This 4-2 win underlines the attacking identity being built by the Miami development setup and gives head coach reasons to be optimistic about his young squad's progress. With the regular season entering its final stretch, every point matters, and the way Miami responded to each New York fightback will serve as a valuable learning experience for a group gaining confidence by the week.