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Inter Miami squandered a wealth of possession as the Seattle Sounders eclipsed Lionel Messi’s side 3-0 to win the Leagues Cup.
The Herons had 68 per cent of possession and made 10 shot attempts in the match, but not a single one was on target.
Osaze De Rosario opened the scoring for Seattle in the 26th minute off a cross from Alex Roldan.
The Pass. 😱
The Header. 🤌 pic.twitter.com/ujK7t3CMXo
— Seattle Sounders FC (@SoundersFC) September 1, 2025
Roldan added a goal of his own in the 86th minute when he smoothly converted a penalty after substitute Georgi Minoungou drew a foul in the box.
Paul Rothrock compounded Miami’s pain when he found the back of the net just three minutes later.
Messi had a golden opportunity to get the Herons on the board early in the second half, but failed to capitalise on a stellar pass from Luis Suarez.
The result makes Seattle the only MLS team to have won all five annual trophies available to clubs in the league.
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