Inter Miami vs New York Red Bulls: TV, time, how to watch MLS game
For Miami, it's a chance to get back on track after a mid-week stumble. The Herons came into Wednesday's road game against FC Cincinnati on a five-game winning streak in MLS play, with Messi on a league-record hot streak, only to fall in a humbling 3-0 defeat.
The loss served as a reminder that for all of Miami's star power and talent, they can be at a deficit in terms of athleticism. That dynamic may be a factor against the Red Bulls, who sit eighth in the East. While the visitors are well short of Cincinnati's overall quality, they can call on a young, fast squad supporting Swedish playmaker Emil Forsberg and former Bayern Munich striker Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting.
Here's what to know about the New York Red Bulls vs. Inter Miami MLS game, including start time and how to watch:
What time is Inter Miami at New York Red Bulls?
Saturday's MLS game between the New York Red Bulls and Inter Miami is scheduled to kick off at 7:30 p.m. ET at Sports Illustrated Stadium in Harrison, New Jersey.
How to watch Inter Miami at New York Red Bulls MLS game: TV, stream
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