Inter Miami CF (2W-3D-8L, 9 points) will face CF Montréal (6W-4D-5L, 22 points) this Saturday, July 31 at DRV PNK Stadium. The matchup is set to kick off at 8 p.m. ET.
Tickets
Single match tickets for Saturday's fixture are available here.
Where to Watch
The match will be broadcast regionally on My33, CW34, Unimás, and the Inter Miami App. Fans worldwide can follow live updates including video highlights and stats on the Club’s App or through MLS LIVE on ESPN+. Download and Register your Profile here: https://www.intermiamicf.com/en/club/app.
Previous Fixture
Inter Miami CF returns to action at DRV PNK Stadium by taking on CF Montréal on Saturday, July 31 following its hard fought 1-1 draw at home against the Philadelphia Union in its previous fixture. The match saw the team deliver an improved performance, with Robbie Robinson netting the team’s goal and earning Heineken Man of the Match Honors due to his stellar performance, while Gonzalo Higuaín registered his second assist of the season.
Round Four Against CF Montréal
On Saturday, Inter Miami will face Montréal for the third time this campaign and fourth time overall in Club history, seeking to secure a win against the Canadian side for the first time.
Familiar Faces
The match may also feature reunions between former teammates or rivals for Inter Miami and Montréal players. Ryan Shawcross may face Victor Wanyama again after playing against him for five years in the Premier League and an EFL Cup during his tenure at Stoke City. Defender Kelvin Leerdam also played against Wanyama twice in UEFA Europa League qualification matches during his time as a Vitesse Arnhem player.
Inter Miami defender/midfielder Brek Shea may also once again play against Montréal’s Rudy Camacho, having previously faced him during his time as a Vancouver Whitecaps player in Canadian Championship games. Lastly, Julián Carranza faced Joaquín Torres once in an Argentine Superliga match in 2018, with Carranza's Banfield defeating Torres’ Newell's Old Boys.
Montréal's Record
Montréal enters this weekend’s fixture after a 1-2 loss at Gillette Stadium against the New England Revolution in its previous game. Thus far in 2021, Montréal has six wins, four draws and five losses, with forward Mason Toye leading the team with six goals.
