Inter Miami take another swing at first win in new stadium vs. Revs

Inter Miami (5-1-3, 18 points) host the New England Revolution on Saturday night seeking their first win at Nu Stadium, having drawn their opening two home matches 2-2. Interim sporting director Guillermo Hoyos took over after manager Javier Mascherano's surprise resignation, and the team responded with back-to-back road wins — 3-2 at Colorado and 2-0 at Salt Lake — with Lionel Messi scoring his sixth and seventh goals of the season against Colorado. The Revolution arrive in strong form themselves, riding a four-match winning streak including a 2-1 comeback victory at Atlanta United on Wednesday.