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Director of Communications Copy URL Share on Facebook Share on X Red Bull New York will host Inter Miami CF on Saturday at Sports Illustrated Stadium, kicking off at 5:30 PM ET. Head Coach Michael Bradley will deploy Ethan Horvath in goal, with Dylan Nealis, Julián Bazán, Tim Parker and Devin Padelford on defense. This will be the 14th all-time regular season meeting between New York and Miami, with the series tied, both teams recording a 6-6-1 mark. The trio of Julian Hall, Cade Cowell and Jorge Ruvalcaba lead the attack for New York. New York earned a result on April 11 against Inter Miami CF, a 2-2 draw on the road. Ruvalcaba scored in the match, and he has also recorded two goal contributions in his last two matches at Sports Illustrated Stadium. Ronald Donkor, Adri Mehmeti and Mohammed Sofo link up in the central midfield. Mehmeti scored his first career MLS goal the last time the two clubs met on April 11 at Nu Stadium.

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