Inter Miami vs FC Dallas LIVE score: MLS updates; Messi not in squad
Welcome to Sportstar's LIVE coverage of the Major League Soccer match between Inter Miami and FC Dallas at the Chase Stadium.
LIVE SCORE
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Inter Miami: Callender (gk), Fray, Aviles, Lujan, Falcon, Martinez, Picault, Cremaschi, Bright, Afonso, Obando
FC Dallas: Paes (gk), Norris, Urhoghide, Ibeagha, Moore, Ramiro, Ferreira, Acosta, Show, Julio, Farrington
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