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Under normal circumstances a 3-3 comeback against Philadelphia Union having trailed 3-1 with 86 minutes played would represent something to celebrate for Inter Miami, but their dramatic draw last time out on Sunday still left a bitter taste in Lionel Messi's mouth.
Inter Miami continue to drop points in the MLS 2025 Eastern Conference, but they will have the opportunity to end their losing streak this Wednesday (early Thursday am in the U.K.) at Chase Stadium against rock-bottom Montreal.
Coach Javier Mascherano's harsh words after taking a point from Subaru Park at the weekend needed little analysis: "We're in the s—t, and the only way to see the sun is to give it our all. The result is my responsibility," said the legendary Argentinian.
Although Inter remain in the top seven (they start this next matchday in sixth place in the standings), they are seven points off the top and have won just one of their last eight matches.
If the talk is about crisis in Miami, the situation in Montreal is even more worrying. With just one win in 15 matches played and tough losses such as a 6-1 home defeat to Toronto, the team coached by Italian Marco Donadel, are mired at the bottom of the table. Barring a sporting miracle, they already know they have no chance of advancing to the next round.
According to Betfair, Inter Miami are the clear favourites for this match: a home win pays 2/5 and a Montreal win rises to 5/1. A draw, meanwhile, is 15/4.
The Sporting News presents predictions and tips to help you bet and make the match even more exciting.
Inter Miami v Montreal prediction
Inter Miami’s recent form makes this a difficult game to predict, but their record against Montreal gives the hosts reason for optimism.
The Herons have scored more goals than any other side in MLS, and their attacking quality should allow them to find the net several times.
However, their defensive problems could give Montreal opportunities of their own, meaning the visitors may be able to keep the contest close before Miami eventually edge the game.