In a tightly contested MLS match at Stade Saputo, Inter Miami secured a crucial 1-0 victory over CF Montreal, extending their road winning streak to six games.
The decisive moment came in the 81st minute when Luis Suárez converted a penalty kick, sealing Miami's win despite Montreal's early dominance.
Montreal started brightly, controlling much of the ball and creating a golden opportunity through Prince Owusu's low cross to Daniel Rios, who missed the open net.
The hosts maintained pressure with Hennadii Synchuk testing Miami goalkeeper Rocco Ríos Novo with a spectacular backheel, but Miami gradually found their rhythm in the second half.A powerful shot by Telasco Segovia hit the crossbar before halftime, and Montreal struggled to convert chances despite early momentum.
The match took a dramatic turn in the 70th minute when Germán Berterame was knocked unconscious following a head collision with Efrain Morales, leading to a penalty for Miami.Suárez's cool conversion ended Montreal's six-game unbeaten run, highlighting their struggles with finishing in critical moments.This loss keeps Montreal winless in their last six MLS matches, underscoring persistent issues in converting chances into goals.
Original title: Montreal falls to Miami 1-0, keeping them winless
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