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MATCH REVIEW: Inter Miami returns to the MLS regular season with a home game against the Chicago Fire

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MATCH REVIEW: Inter Miami returns to the MLS regular season with a home game against the Chicago Fire

Inter Miami (9V-2P-4D, 31 points) The MLS regular season resumes this Wednesday, July 22, when the club hosts Chicago Fire (8W-4L-2D, 26 points). Kickoff at Nu Stadium is set for 7:30 p.m. ET.

Tickets

A limited number of single match tickets remain available HERE!

Game day activations and programming

Your ticket gives you over 90 minutes of football.

  • Match day begins in the Fan Zone with live entertainment, interactive activities and plenty of pre-match fun as the atmosphere surrounds Nu Stadium.
  • Red Bull will keep the energy going with a live DJ before the match.
  • Florida Blue offers interactive games, gifts and exclusive co-branded merchandise while supplies last, including clear backpacks, sunglasses, keychain holders and wallets.
  • Publix is ​​taking over with a mini area, claw machines, photo booth, food tasting and giveaways including rally towels, hats and fanny packs while supplies last.
  • Explore food and drink options around the stadium, including Miami favorites including Coyo Taco, La Birra Bar, Doggi’s Arepas, El Club de la Milanesa, Café Bustelo and more.
  • Be sure to set up your wallet in the Inter Miami CF app before arriving at Nu Stadium. The wallet can be used at concession stands and in the official team store to enhance your game day experience.
  • Enjoy free Wi-Fi throughout Nu Stadium by connecting to the NuStadium network.
  • National Anthem Singer: Paul Sidoti, lead guitarist and vocalist for Taylor Swift for the past 18 years.
  • UM Pre-Game Recognition: Before the game, the University of Miami football team will be recognized on the field at NU Stadium.

Public Transportation Options and Concessions at Nu Stadium

Travel to games on public transportation and receive a $10 food and beverage credit; plus there are several easy ways to get there. All the information fans need to know about public transport is collected HERE.

Please be sure to check the websites of the relevant public transport services before planning your visit, as schedules and routes may have changed.

Single match parking tickets at Nu Stadium

Secure your disposable parking tickets HERE! Parking lots will open at 4:00 pm ET.

PLEASE NOTE: One-time parking tickets only available on yellow lotas parking in Audi’s black and red lots is sold out. Fans planning to park on site You must purchase a parking pass in advance. Due to high demand, parking spaces are expected to sell out. On-site purchases will not be available on match day. This policy is designed to ensure the smooth and efficient arrival of all guests.

Directions to Nu Stadium

Plan your route and arrive early: parking lots open at 4:00 pm ET. All information about travel directions and rideshare options to Nu Stadium can be found HERE.

Baggage Transparency Policy

To provide a safer environment for the public and expedite guest entry into the stadium, Nu Stadium’s policy limits the size and type of bags that are allowed into the stadium during any ongoing events. We recommend that guests DO NOT bring any bags with them, however the following will be permitted after proper screening:

  • One clear plastic, vinyl or PVC bag measuring no larger than 12″ x 6″ x 12″ or a one gallon clear plastic freezer bag (ziploc bag or similar).
  • Small clutches, approximately palm-sized (no larger than 4.5 x 6.5 inches), with or without a handle or strap, can be carried into the stadium along with one of the clear bag options.
  • Any items required for medical reasons must be pre-approved by Stadium management. Please contact us at Guestservice@intermiamimicf.com to consider approval. All items will be subject to proper inspection at the entry gate.
  • Diapers and wipes can be carried in a clear bag. Each family member, including children, will be able to carry an approved clear bag with plenty of storage space.

Full details of Nu Stadium’s baggage policy can be found HERE.

Where to watch

Fans around the world can watch the action live on Apple TV.

Past regular season match

Inter Miami pulled off a thrilling 6-4 comeback win over Philadelphia Union in their final game of the MLS regular season on May 24. A hat-trick from Luis Suarez, a brace from Germán Berterame and a goal from midfielder Rodrigo De Paul extended Inter Miami’s winning streak this regular season to four before the break for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Inter Miami this regular season

Overall this MLS regular season, Inter Miami have recorded nine wins, two losses and four draws for a total of 31 points and are in second place in the Eastern Conference standings.

Leo Messi, the reigning winner of the MLS Landon Donovan MVP award and the Golden Boot presented by winner Audi, leads the team in goals with 12 and is tied for second in the Golden Boot race. Meanwhile, midfielder Telasco Segovia and Messi are currently Inter Miami’s top assist team in the league with eight assists.

Recovery period for Messi and De Paul

After competing with Argentina in Sunday’s World Cup final, Messi and De Paul began a planned rest period for players taking part in the tournament. They will therefore be unavailable for this match and until their return to action in the coming weeks.

Previously against Chicago Fire

Wednesday’s meeting will be the 11th between the sides in the club’s history. Previously, Inter Miami had three wins, five losses and two draws against the Chicago Fire.

Scouting Chicago Fire FC

The Chicago Fire made their first visit to Nu Stadium, currently one spot behind Inter Miami in the Eastern Conference standings. The Illinois team is third in the Eastern Conference with 26 points and a record of eight wins, four losses and two draws.

During the World Cup break, the Fire made important transfer moves. Hugo Kuypers, the team’s top scorer this regular season with 13 goals, was transferred to Liga MX club Monterrey, while Polish star striker Robert Lewandowski was signed on a free transfer.

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