How to watch Columbus Crew vs Lionel Messi, Inter Miami: Streaming info
The Crew have arguably their biggest matchup of the season in Cleveland against Lionel Messi and Inter Miami on April 19.
Playing at Huntington Bank Field - home of the Cleveland Browns - the Crew are looking to remain undefeated in MLS play after starting the regular season 5-0-3. Miami is the only other undefeated team in the league, sitting at 4-0-3.
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"We just want to win games," Crew defender Steven Moreira said. "It will be a big game, and it will be very fun to watch and play this game."
Here is how to watch the Crew vs. Miami in their first meeting of the season.
Where is Columbus Crew vs Inter Miami livestreaming today?
Live stream: Apple TV, 4:30 p.m.
The Crew vs Miami game will be streamed on Apple TV with an MLS Season Pass subscription.
Jake Zivin and Taylor Twellman will be on the call. A Spanish broadcast will also be available with Sammy Sadovnik and Diego Valeri on the call.
What station is Columbus Crew vs Inter Miami radio broadcast?
The radio broadcast of Crew vs Miami will be available on 105.7 FM and the iHeartRadio app with Chris Doran on the call. The Spanish radio broadcast, featuring Juan Valladares, will be available via 103.1 FM La Mega.
Columbus Crew recent results
April 13: at St. Louis City (W, 2-1)
April 5: vs CF Montreal (W, 2-1)
March 29: at D.C. United (W, 2-1)
March 22: vs New York City FC (D, 0-0)
March 15: at San Diego FC (D, 1-1)
Columbus Crew upcoming schedule
April 26: vs San Jose Earthquakes
May 3: vs Charlotte FC
May10: at Philadelphia Union
May 14: vs FC Cincinnati
May 24: at Charlotte FC
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