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I<\/span>t seems that Inter Miami’s new stadium<\/strong> is starting to set its own pace. Yesterday, April 11, 2026, the team drew 2-2 against the New York Red Bulls at the Nu Stadium<\/strong>, a result that repeats what happened in its debut and leaves a coincidence that is beginning to attract attention.<\/p>\n But that wasn’t the only thing that marked the night.<\/p>\n Before the ball was rolled, Venezuelan singer Joaquina was in charge of singing the national anthem<\/strong>, adding a different nuance to the preview. In a team where Latin presence is constant, the moment felt in line with the environment surrounding Inter Miami.<\/p>\n And with that context, the match began.<\/p>\n The visitors took an early lead<\/strong> with a goal from Ruvalcaba, forcing Inter to adjust from the start. The response came before the break, when Mateo Silvetti found the equaliser<\/strong> and restored balance to a match that was already showing constant changes.<\/p>\n In the second half, the game continued in the same vein.<\/p>\n German Berterame made it 2-1 after an assist from Lionel Messi<\/strong>, in a move that seemed to set the result on track. At times, Inter had managed to shape the game.<\/p>\n But almost near the end, everything moved again<\/p>\n