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A week after making its debut at Nu Stadium, Inter Miami is hoping to pick up its first win at its new home Saturday night.<\/p>\n
Through a half, it\u2019s a 1-1 stalemate between Inter Miami and Red Bull New York.<\/p>\n
Mateo Silvetti found the mark just before halftime after Miami fell behind thanks to Red Bulls\u2019 Jorge Ruvalcaba scoring in the 15th minute off an assist from Julian Hall.<\/p>\n
Although Inter Miami outplayed the Red Bulls in the first half, outshooting them 9-3 overall and 4-1 in shots on target, it trailed until the lone minute of first-half stoppage time. Rodrigo De Paul lifted a long cross past several defenders to Silvetti, who timed a perfect shot with his right foot past Red Bulls keeper Ethan Horvath.<\/p>\n
It was Silvetti\u2019s second goal of the season, and he becomes the first Inter Miami player not named Lionel Messi with multiple goals scored this season.<\/p>\n
Cade Cowell found Hall in space downfield, allowing Hall to draw a pair of Miami defenders – Maxi Falcon and Micael dos Santos – to him on the left side of goalkeeper Dayne St. Clair. He then delivered a cross to Ruvalcaba, who then fired a shot past St. Clair before Falcon could recover to put the Red Bulls ahead 1-0.<\/p>\n
Inter Miami had a solid chance moments before when Lionel Messi dribbled into the box and fired a cross that German Berterame missed in front of the goal.<\/p>\n
Berterame, the former Monterrey star and Inter Miami\u2019s big offseason acquisition, was in the starting lineup after coming off the bench in the club\u2019s past two league matches.<\/p>\n
He has yet to score a goal in an Inter Miami uniform.<\/p>\n
Berterame started at the top with Messi with Miami playing without one of its top wingers in Tadeo Allende, who was not at training this week with an unspecified injury.<\/p>\n
Inter Miami has struggled to find consistent scoring so far this season beyond Messi, who leads the team with five goals, but has yet to record an assist.<\/p>\n
Although Inter Miami sits in fourth place in the Eastern Conference standings and only two points behind conference leader Nashville, it enters Saturday\u2019s contest with only a plus-1 goal differential after finishing with a conference-best plus-26 last season.<\/p>\n
Silvetti started alongside Telasco Segovia, De Paul and Yannick Bright in the midfield.<\/p>\n
Silvetti appeared to draw a foul inside the box in the game\u2019s opening moments. But the referee did not blow the whistle and play continued.<\/p>\n
Sergio Reguilon returned to Miami\u2019s starting lineup at left back after missing last week\u2019s game against Austin with an injury.<\/p>\n
Falcon, Ian Fray and Dos Santos comprised Miami\u2019s back row.<\/p>\n
Luis Suarez, who scored the tying goal in the second half last week, is available off the bench.<\/p>\n
Inter Miami has won three consecutive meetings against the Red Bulls including a 5-1 win at New York last July. But while the team is unbeaten in its past seven matches overall, four of them have ended in draws.<\/p>\n
Follow here for updates throughout the match.<\/p>\n
This story was originally published April 11, 2026 at 7:17 PM.<\/p>\n