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
STARTING XIs
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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