Expect Philadelphia in their usual 4-2-3-1, a shape built for pressing traps and quick transitions. The double pivot shields the back line, letting the attacking midfielder knife through the half-spaces. They'll target Miami's full-backs, who push high and leave gaps in behind. Inter Miami, predicted in a 4-3-3, will try to control possession through the middle, but their midfield can get overrun when the Union press in packs. The key duel is in the engine room: Philadelphia's physical second-ball merchants against Miami's more technical, ball-playing unit. If the Union win that midfield dogfight, they'll feed their wide runners and stretch Miami's back line. Set pieces could be decisive too — Philadelphia are set-piece kings, and Miami's zonal marking has been suspect. Expect a high-tempo, physical game where Philadelphia's structure outworks Miami's flair.