Inter Miami resumes MLS competition following the World Cup, with reports highlighting that the team has early-season rust to work through. Multiple outlets describe the club’s highly anticipated first league match back in action as starting slowly, including a notable own goal during play. The coverage frames the result as part of the adjustment period for the defending MLS Cup champions as they get back to match rhythm and team cohesion after the World Cup break. While the focus of the reports is on the own goal and the overall feeling that the team is still finding its rhythm, the articles also place the match in context as Inter Miami’s first MLS game after the World Cup. The reporting does not present additional detailed results, standings implications, or broader tournament-related changes, but centers on the immediate on-field storyline from the match itself—Inter Miami’s return and an early mistake that affects the game’s flow.