In a thrilling showdown on Sunday, the Seattle Sounders showcased their dominance, clinching the 2025 Leagues Cup with a resounding 3-0 victory over Inter Miami at a packed Lumen Field, where 69,314 fans erupted in celebration.

A Stunning First Half!

The Sounders wasted no time making their mark. Osaze De Rosario netted the opening goal in the 26th minute with a perfect header from an Alex Roldan cross, sending the Seattle fans into a frenzy.

Miami Tries to Rally, but Seattle Strikes Back!

Although Inter Miami ramped up their offense in the second half, led by none other than Lionel Messi, they couldn’t convert their chances. As the match neared its conclusion, the Sounders struck again. In the 84th minute, Georgi Minoungou earned a penalty, and Roldan confidently converted, causing the stadium to shake with excitement.

To solidify their victory, Paul Rothrock found the net in the 89th minute, sealing a historic win for Seattle.

Post-Match Mayhem!

However, the drama wasn't over yet. Following the final whistle, tensions flared as Luis Suárez, visibly frustrated with the defeat, escalated the situation by headlocking Seattle's young star, Obed Vargas. This sparked a chaotic brawl between players from both teams, with Suárez reportedly spitting at a Sounders security guard.

A Celebration Like No Other!

After several minutes of chaos, the teams were finally separated, allowing Seattle to bask in their triumph and accept the trophy. This victory marks the Sounders as the first MLS team to win every available North American trophy, an incredible milestone.

Record-Breaking Attendance!

This match was not just significant for the Sounders, but also the largest and best-attended event at Lumen Field since the 2022 CONCACAF Champions League final, surpassing even that illustrious occasion.

A Sea of Colors!

While Seattle’s supporters created a sea of green, Inter Miami fans, many there to cheer for Messi, added vibrant splashes of pink to the atmosphere, highlighting the electric energy of the match.

The Sounders’ Resilience!

Despite a decline in attendance following the pandemic, Seattle's fanbase remains resilient, ranking third in the league with an average of around 30,000 fans per game last year, a true testament to their unwavering support.

A Rivalry Rekindled!

As the dust settles on this remarkable victory, the rivalry between these two teams grows ever fiercer, promising more exciting battles in the future. Seattle not only celebrated a trophy but also cemented their status as a powerhouse in North American soccer.