A two-game MLS road trip will end for Inter Miami on Wednesday when they travel to Gillette Stadium in Greater Boston for a match against the New England Revolution.

The Revs are now four points below the Eastern Conference playoff line after a 2-1 loss to the Portland Timbers on Saturday, while Miami remains in sixth place following a 4-1 victory over CF Montreal this past weekend.

After re-entering the playoff conversation earlier this spring, New England has struggled since early June, earning just one point from their last four league matches.

Caleb Porter's team is winless in their last four home games in this competition, matching their longest streak without a win at Gillette Stadium from the 2024 regular season.

New England has lost their last two league matches despite being level at halftime, and they have dropped 10 points this year after scoring the first goal in domestic games.

While they have conceded the third-fewest goals in the league this year (23), the Revs have been less solid defensively at home lately, allowing three goals in each of their last two matches at Gillette Stadium.

With 24 points after 19 league matches, the Revolution are in a slightly better position than last year, having two more points than at this stage in 2024.

They have won two of their last three home matches against Miami, including a 3-1 victory in June 2023.

An early deficit in Montreal on Saturday sparked Inter Miami's comeback, as they scored four unanswered goals to maintain their MLS unbeaten streak.

Javier Mascherano's side has collected points in four consecutive league matches, with only one loss in their previous six games in this competition.

Currently, 10 points separate them from FC Cincinnati for the top spot in the Eastern Conference, though the Herons have four games in hand and could surpass Orlando City for fifth with a win on Wednesday.

Another midweek victory would match their longest winning streak of the 2025 regular season (four games) and place them nine points above the Eastern Conference playoff line.

Their attack has been prolific lately, scoring three or more goals in their last four MLS matches while leading the Eastern Conference with 40 goals scored.

Miami has won their last two encounters against the Revs by a combined score of 10-3, including a dominant 4-1 win in this fixture last year.

New England Revolution possible starting lineup:

Ivacic; Ceballos, Fofana, Beason; Bye, Polster, Yusuf, Miller; Gil; Urruti, Campana

Inter Miami possible starting lineup:

Ustari; Weigandt, Martinez, Falcon, Alba; Allende, Cremaschi, Busquets, Segovia; Messi, Suarez