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Columbus Crew Host Inter Miami in Major League Soccer Regular Season 27

Columbus Crew welcome third-placed Inter Miami to ScottsMiracle-Gro Field on Sunday, with 20 points separating the sides in the Major League Soccer table.

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·27 Sept·2 min read
Columbus Crew Host Inter Miami in Major League Soccer Regular Season 27
Columbus Crew Host Inter Miami in Major League Soccer Regular Season 27Photograph: MatchdayReport picture desk

Columbus Crew and Inter Miami meet in Major League Soccer Regular Season 27 on Sunday, 27 September, with kick-off at 23:00 UTC at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field. The two sides last faced each other on 1 August 2026, finishing level at 2-2.

Columbus Crew sit 14th in the 30-team table, having played 26 matches, with seven wins, five draws and 14 defeats to their name. They have accumulated 26 points and carry a goal record of 37 scored and 42 conceded. Their recent form shows 6 points from their last five matches, a run that includes wins over CF Montreal and Colorado Rapids alongside three defeats.

Inter Miami occupy third place in the table after 26 matches, with 12 wins, 10 draws and four defeats, and 46 points to their name. They have scored 63 goals and conceded 48. The visitors arrive having drawn each of their last four matches in succession, picking up 7 points from their most recent five outings. Their last five results also include a 7-1 victory over CF Montreal.

The gap between the two sides in the Major League Soccer table stands at 20 points. Columbus Crew are placed mid-table, while Inter Miami are in the top third of the table. That context frames Sunday's fixture at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field as a meeting between two sides at markedly different points in the standings heading into the closing stage of the regular season.

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