Inter Miami vs Toronto FC: Preview, Prediction, Lineup & How to watch on TV | OneFootball

Inter Miami has qualified for the MLS playoffs after beating New York City FC at Citi Field. Now, the Herons are heading to the BMO Field to play against Toronto FC to continue in the race to win the Supporters’ Shield.

There is plenty of good news for Las Garzas. From Luis Suarez’s return, after his three-match suspension, to the impressive performances of the youngest Mateo Silvetti and Baltasar Rodriguez.

Nevertheless, Inter Miami needs to focus on tomorrow's game.

Join us for this Inter Miami vs Toronto FC preview. In this article, we will discuss the latest news, provide information on how to watch the game, and present the predicted formation.

Inter Miami vs Toronto FC: Preview, How to Watch It on TV, & Prediction Lineups.

Inter Miami vs Toronto FC Head-to-Head record

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According to Sofascore, Inter Miami controls the head-to-head record. This should increase the team's motivation, knowing you won eight games against the Reds. However, the Herons should take into account that the last time they drew 1-1.

Nevertheless, this would be the eleventh time these two clubs have faced each other, with Toronto only winning one of those games.

Where is the game transmitted?

The game is available through the MLS Season Pass on Apple TV, EA Sports FC, and SiriusXM FC.

Inter Miami Team News

Yesterday, Sergio Busquets announced his retirement from professional soccer at the end of this season. On another recent news, David Ruiz will undergo surgery, meaning he will be out for the remainder of the season.

With Luis Suarez back in the starting lineup, Javier Mascherano may revisit a more dynamic formation, moving away from the 4-4-2. Suarez and Allende could lead the attack, while Lionel Messi enjoys greater freedom to orchestrate play.

The Argentinian manager couldn’t confirm if the team’s captain will be starting tomorrow’s game against the Reds. In the early press conference, Mascherano said: “We have a training session today, I like to talk to the players first, tomorrow you will know if he starts or not.”

I believe the question here could be if the Herons manager gave Falcon some rest and put Lujan instead. Apart from that problem, I think the Jefecito has cleared the starting team, and that Lionel Messi will be a part of the initial lineup.

I believe Inter Miami will aim to take an early lead and then focus on preserving their advantage throughout the match. With their recent playoff qualification, Mascherano may choose to rotate the squad and prioritize a controlled, low-scoring win over a more aggressive approach.

Once Las Garzas unlock the tie, the squad will maintain ball possession and will not attack so directly as they used to.

Score prediction: Toronto FC 0-2 Inter Miami