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Revolution Set to Finish Home Season Against Inter Miami in Gillette Stadium
By Emma Moneuse
The New England Revolution will close their regular‑season home schedule by hosting Inter Miami CF at Gillette Stadium on Sunday night at 7:00 p.m. ET, the last match before Decision Day. Every Revolution game is streamed on Apple TV all season. The match will be available in English with Jake Zivin (play‑by‑play), Taylor Twellman (analyst) and Andrew Wiebe (sideline), and in Spanish with Ammy Sadovnik (play‑by‑play), Diego Valeri (analyst) and Antonella Gonzalez (sideline). Radio coverage is offered on 98.5 The Sports Hub HD2 (English), 1260 AM Nossa Radio USA (Portuguese) and Rumba 97.7 FM (English) with Brad Feldman (play‑by‑play) and Charlie Davies (analyst).
The Revolution sit second in the Eastern Conference with an 18‑10‑4 record (58 points) and are on a four‑game winning streak after a 3‑2 victory over Red Bull New York on Wednesday. The win kept them in second place and secured home‑field advantage for the first round of the playoffs. It was New England’s 18th win of the season, the second‑best record for a club in the league, and they have the second‑most home victories overall. They have won seven of their last nine games and have conceded only 44 goals, the third‑fewest in the league.
Inter Miami, third in the conference with a 15‑6‑11 record (56 points), entered the match two points behind the Revolution. The Herons have scored 75 goals in 32 matches, the league’s highest total, and are known for their attacking prowess. Miami drew 2‑2 with FC Cincinnati and lost to Red Bull New York in their last two outings. They previously drew 1‑1 with the Revolution at Gillette Stadium.
Key players include Revolution goalkeeper Matt Turner, who made 14 saves last week and has 134 saves this season, the most of his career and second‑most in the league. Turner has six clean sheets and is close to a club single‑season appearance record. Inter Miami’s Lionel Messi leads the league with 25 goals and 15 assists (40 contributions) and is the top scorer in shots (176) and shots on target (73). He has not scored in his last two games but remains a major threat.
Head coach Marko Mitrović said the team will rely on collective effort to face Miami’s quality attack. Turner urged fans to attend the Sunday match, noting the importance of support as the team approaches the playoffs. He also highlighted the playoff‑level intensity the squad has adopted in recent games.
The game will be streamed on Apple TV and available on radio as described above.