Major League Soccer
·12 de marzo de 2026
Charlotte FC vs. Inter Miami: What to know, how to watch

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·12 de marzo de 2026

By Ari Liljenwall
Eastern Conference foes collide when Inter Miami CF head to Bank of America Stadium for a Matchday 4 showdown with Charlotte FC.
What to know
Charlotte are coming off their first win of the season, an entertaining 3-1 victory over 10-man Austin FC. It was a necessary course-correction for head coach Dean Smith's side, who suffered a 3-0 defeat at the LA Galaxy during Matchday 2.
Pep Biel led the way against Austin, striking for a brace that gives him three goals through Charlotte's first three matches.
The Crown also got their first goal of the season from Israeli striker Idan Toklomati, who's looking to continue the magic of his breakout 2025 campaign.
Charlotte are a perennial Audi MLS Cup Playoffs side under Smith. Can they elevate into a true contender?
Who to watch
Predicted XI
Dynamic winger Kerwin Vargas and ball-progressing midfielder Luca de la Torre are both candidates to start. Will Smith call on them from the opening whistle?

What to know
Inter Miami quickly put their 3-0 defeat at LAFC over MLS is Back weekend in the rearview mirror.
They haven't lost since, taking a 4-2 comeback victory at rival Orlando City during Matchday 2 and topping D.C. United, 2-1, last weekend in front of a historic crowd at M&T Bank Stadium.
Head coach Javier Mascherano's side are balancing the fixture with the start of their 2026 Concacaf Champions Cup campaign.
The Herons received a Round One bye thanks to last year's MLS Cup presented by Audi title. They began their Round of 16 series with Nashville SC on Wednesday, settling for a 0-0 draw before hosting Leg 2 next week.
Who to watch
Predicted XI
After Maxi Falcón got injured against Nashville midweek, Gonzalo Luján seems likely to slot in at center back. Also of note: Left back Sergio Reguilón, acquired in the offseason as Jordi Alba's replacement, made the bench against Nashville after suffering a knee injury in preseason.

With their Concacaf Champions Cup campaign getting underway, how much squad rotation will Inter Miami head coach Javier Mascherano employ?
Players like Messi and De Paul could see their minutes managed for Saturday's contest in Charlotte, but Mascherano has shown a willingness to play his stars on short rest in the past.









































