Inter Miami draw 2-2 with Nashville SC after Sam Surridge scores a late equaliser in stoppage time, preventing Lionel Messi from getting a decisive win in a top-of-the-table MLS matchup. Surridge’s goal comes in the second-half stoppage period and is his second of the game, restoring parity for visiting Nashville.
Multiple outlets describe the sequence leading to the strike. Surridge arrives to convert a rebound after Shak Mohammed’s shot is saved by Inter Miami goalkeeper Dayne St Clair, and he finishes from close range. The result keeps Nashville at the top of the Eastern Conference, with a nine-point cushion over Miami reported in one account.
Other coverage focuses more broadly on the wider MLS slate rather than the match alone, but they align on the core details: Surridge equalises late for Nashville, the game ends 2-2, and the stoppage-time timing is central to the outcome. The difference in emphasis is largely contextual, with some reports highlighting Nashville’s conference position while others include the result within a roundup of league matches.
