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En Español: Inter Miami EMPATA OTRA VEZ… ¿Qué Está Pasando?

April 12, 2026·28 min·2 clips

Inter Miami has drawn three straight home games in 2026, with the defense repeatedly conceding soft goals.

Inter Miami is not losing much. That is why the draw still turns into a proper argument: the panel sees a team tossing away goals it should be old enough to stop giving away. Daniel Solana sounds done with it. He goes right at the defense after two soft New York goals, another home stumble, and the earlier Nashville draw in CONCACAF Champions. Granada is a little calmer. He thinks the performance was better than the previous couple of weeks, even if the result still leaves a bad taste. Nobody excuses the back line. The first goal is called a disaster, the second is treated as worse, and the complaint stays plain: teams with enough quality to win cannot defend like that. Then the show gets into the useful stuff. Messi is the top performer, but the livelier argument is who helped him. Yannick gets real credit for his coverage and for showing up when others did not track back. Segovia splits the room fast, which gives the episode that supporters-table snap. De Paul gets the cleaner tactical read. Away from the pivot role, he has less defending to carry, more space to drive forward, and the panel ties that to his assist. Berterame's first goal lands too. The hosts talk ratings, bring up Silvetti, and argue that Messi should have had an assist on the Berterame goal. Even the internet drop becomes part of the texture. One host fixes his connection while the others keep moving through player grades, Messi's 9.0, and the uneven rhythm of live reaction. By the end, the temperature drops. The points matter, sure, but twenty-seven matches and the playoffs leave enough room that nobody needs to panic yet.

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A blunt bilingual check on Inter Miami's latest home draw and the soft goals behind it.

This episode is a blunt postmatch read on another Inter Miami home draw, and the same issue keeps hanging over it: the team keeps giving up soft goals it cannot afford.

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