New England Revolution vs. Inter Miami: Nov. 1 Kickoff, Injuries and TV

Pregame update: November 1, 2026 (UTC), before kickoff. New England Revolution host Inter Miami CF on Sunday, November 1, 2026, at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts. The MLS regular-season Matchday 34 game remains scheduled for 7:00 p.m. Foxborough Eastern Standard Time (EST, UTC−05:00), equivalent to 00:00 UTC on Monday, November 2. The MLS Matchday 34 player-status report now names absentees and one questionable player for the two clubs, while both the stadium and the Revolution have updated their pregame arrival timelines. This is still a preview: there is no confirmed final result or starting lineup.

New England Revolution vs. Inter Miami: kickoff, venue and broadcast

The Revolution matchday guide, Inter Miami's preview, stadium event page and MLS match analysis all identify the same Sunday matchup, Foxborough venue and 7:00 p.m. Eastern kickoff. This is New England's last home match of the regular season, not the club's last regular-season fixture.

Why does November 1 use EST, not EDT?

Daylight saving time ends in Massachusetts early on Sunday, November 1, 2026. Clocks move back from Eastern Daylight Time (EDT, UTC−04:00) to Eastern Standard Time (EST, UTC−05:00) before the evening kickoff. Consequently, 7:00 p.m. Sunday in Foxborough is midnight UTC on Monday, November 2. The two dates describe the same kickoff, not a postponement or an extra game. The Foxborough time-change calendar provides the daylight-saving transition details.

Confirmed player availability: injuries, absences and suspensions

The significant new pregame development is the league's Sunday, November 1 player-status list. The official MLS Matchday 34 Player Status Report specifies the following statuses for this fixture:

These are the league's matchday designations, not independent medical diagnoses. The source uses the abbreviation SEI for Allende and Silvetti; that label is preserved rather than guessing an injury mechanism or recovery date. A questionable designation for Yusuf does not mean he is confirmed out, nor does it guarantee he will play. The Sunday report lists no New England or Inter Miami player as suspended, but that is not a guarantee that every otherwise unlisted player will be selected. Official starting elevens and substitutes should be checked in the correct New England–Miami MLS match center closer to kickoff. Earlier matchday reports and reports for other fixtures are not substitutes for this game's list.

Where can fans watch and listen?

Apple TV is the official live-video service listed by MLS and both clubs. Starting in 2026, MLS matches are included with an Apple TV subscription instead of a separate MLS Season Pass purchase. See the league's official subscription announcement and confirm availability for the viewer's location and account through the match listing. The clubs do not establish a separate local cable broadcast in their official match previews.

The Revolution pregame preview lists English radio on 98.5 The Sports Hub HD2, Portuguese coverage on 1260 AM Nossa Radio USA and Rumba 97.7 FM. It also identifies the Apple TV English commentary team of Jake Zivin, Taylor Twellman and Andrew Wiebe, and the Spanish presentation with Ammy Sadovnik, Diego Valeri and Antonella Gonzalez. Reception, language offerings and device support may vary; fans should check the relevant service before the game.

What is at stake in the Eastern Conference?

New England enter with 58 points from 32 games (18 wins, 10 losses, four draws), ahead of Inter Miami's 56 points from 32 (15 wins, six losses, 11 draws). The official league preview says a New England win would secure the No. 2 seed in the Eastern Conference for the Audi 2026 MLS Cup Playoffs. This is a conditional pregame scenario, not a result. New England have already secured home-field advantage for Round One, according to the home club's matchday guide.

There is also confirmed news beyond the league seeding race: on October 31, 2026, the Revolution announced qualification for the 2027 Concacaf Champions Cup. The club said a Sporting Kansas City–FC Dallas draw ensured New England a top-four Supporters' Shield finish and the continental berth. Therefore, a Champions Cup place is no longer merely a possible reward for New England from the Miami game. The No. 2 Eastern Conference playoff seed, however, is still an unresolved question ahead of kickoff.

After this home finale, New England complete the regular season away to Orlando City SC on November 7; Inter Miami are scheduled to finish at home against Charlotte FC on the same date, according to the published Miami schedule. Playoff seedings should not be treated as fully settled while those matches remain to be played.

Recent form entering Sunday

The Revolution have won four straight. They defeated Red Bull New York 3–2 on October 28 at Gillette Stadium. Dor Turgeman scored twice, Dániel Gazdag supplied the late winner and captain Carles Gil reached 100 MLS regular-season assists. The official New England recap records those events. The victory also secured their 18th league win of 2026 and the previously mentioned Round One home-field advantage.

Inter Miami drew 2–2 against FC Cincinnati on October 28 at Nu Stadium. Luis Suárez and Riquelme Fillipi scored for Miami; Fillipi's equalizer was his first goal for the club, according to the official match recap. Miami have gone two games without a victory, but that brief run does not establish Sunday's outcome. New England's current streak and Miami's scoring record offer useful context without supporting a precise score prediction.

Which players are important to the matchup?

New England's Carles Gil has 13 league goals and 13 assists entering this contest, while goalkeeper Matt Turner has 134 saves, according to the MLS matchup preview. The league also highlights Peyton Miller's attacking contribution. Miami's Lionel Messi has 25 league goals and 15 assists, while midfielder Rodrigo De Paul leads the club with 16 assists. These are the reported season-to-date numbers, not proof that any of those players will start on Sunday.

The newly published availability report is especially important when reading pregame player previews. A player may be central to the season's story and still be unable to participate in this specific game. Until the clubs publish their team sheets, the matchday status list is the more reliable guide to designated absences than generic probable-lineup pages.

Previous New England–Miami meetings

The clubs drew 1–1 on April 25, 2026, at Miami's Nu Stadium. New England registered 16 shots and Miami 19, according to the home team's matchday guide. Their previous meeting at Gillette Stadium, on July 9, 2025, ended in a 2–1 Miami win. Heading into November 1, the same club guide records the all-time regular-season series as three New England wins, seven Miami wins and one draw. These results are historical context, not evidence of an upcoming score.

Gillette Stadium arrival: updated parking and gate times

Important change for ticket holders: the currently posted Gillette Stadium event information and Revolution matchday guide now list parking lots opening at 3:00 p.m. Foxborough EST (UTC−05:00) and stadium gates opening at 5:15 p.m. EST, ahead of the 7:00 p.m. EST kickoff. These updated organizer times replace the older 5:00 p.m. parking and 6:00 p.m. gates schedule in the previous version of this article. Ticket holders should obey the most recent stadium or ticket-specific notices if there are additional operational changes.

The Revolution's official MBTA notice confirms special round-trip rail service from Boston to Foxboro Station. The club lists $20 round-trip event train tickets via the mTicket app. This is a special event service, so riders should confirm the train's boarding stops, departure and return schedules, and ticket conditions rather than assuming a normal commuter-train timetable applies.

Gillette Stadium states that parking is free for this event, transactions inside the venue are cashless, and its bag and mobile ticket policies apply. The matchday guide also identifies the fixture as Fight Childhood Cancer Night, with activities recognizing pediatric cancer patients and their families. The theme does not guarantee an individual ticket holder access to any particular activity or giveaway; the organizer's published details govern.

When will the final score and starting lineups be available?

At this pregame update, the official information confirms the fixture, kickoff, venue, Apple TV viewing service, Sunday player-status report, and revised stadium-entry timeline. It does not confirm the starting elevens, substitutes used, goals, match incidents or final score. Follow the MLS match center for New England vs. Inter Miami and each club's official communications for those details once released.

Matchday summary: New England Revolution vs. Inter Miami CF kicks off Sunday, November 1, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. Foxborough EST (UTC−05:00) — 00:00 UTC on November 2. Apple TV carries the official live stream. Both teams have now reported named absentees, New England's Alhassan Yusuf is questionable, and the stadium's current parking and gate-opening times are earlier than previously published. A final result must not be reported before the match is played and officially recorded.