Miami FC and Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC shared the points in a 2–2 draw on Saturday, with Daltyn Knutson's stoppage-time equalizer deep into added time rescuing a result for the hosts. Arney Rocha and Knutson scored for Miami, while Trevor Amann and Samuel Bassett found the net for Pittsburgh.

The first half looked set to end goalless before a chaotic sequence of first-half stoppage time changed the complexion of the game. Rocha broke the deadlock in the fourth minute of added time, finishing from a Rodrigo da Costa delivery to give Miami the lead. Pittsburgh needed barely four minutes to respond. Amann leveled in the eighth minute of first-half stoppage time, sending the sides into the break at 1–1.

The Riverhounds grabbed the lead on the hour mark. Samuel Bassett converted from a Daniel Griffin assist to make it 2–1, and Pittsburgh looked well-positioned to take all three points on the road. Rodrigo da Costa picked up a yellow card in the same passage of play, compounding Miami's frustration.

The hosts pushed for a leveler through the second half but couldn't find a way through as the minutes ticked away. Pittsburgh's Owen Mikoy was booked in the sixth minute of stoppage time as the Riverhounds tried to see out the result, but it wasn't enough. Knutson equalized in the 10th minute of added time, guided by a pass from Rocha — who finished the night with a goal and an assist — to steal a point at the death.

The draw leaves both sides searching for the consistency needed to make a serious push in the USL Championship standings as the season enters its final stretch.