Inter Miami CF will close the 2026 regular season at home against Charlotte FC on Saturday, Nov. 7, in a 4 p.m. ET match at Nu Stadium on MLS Decision Day.
The match gives Inter Miami CF one final regular-season home date in the venue’s inaugural year, and it comes with the team in strong position near the top of the Eastern Conference standings. Inter Miami CF enters the game second in the Eastern Conference with a 16W-6L-11D record and 59 points.
Charlotte FC arrives with a 15V-10L-8D record and 53 points, setting up a meaningful finish for both clubs as the league calendar reaches its last regular-season weekend. Last Sunday night, Inter Miami CF earned a 1-2 comeback victory over the New England Revolution at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, and now turns its attention to wrapping up the year at home.
What fans should know
The club is also highlighting matchday access and fan experience details around the game. Parking in the Audi Black Lot is sold out, and fans are encouraged to use the Miami Intermodal Center for Tri-Rail access, with roundtrip service priced at $10 and a $10 food and beverage credit included. Guest Services will be available for support on matchday, and Section 101 is one of the designated in-stadium touchpoints for fans.
Inter Miami CF is also planning a full game-day atmosphere, including a hat giveaway, fan zone, tailgate activations, and a halftime rubber duck drop. With the regular season ending and the venue hosting its final regular-season match of the year, the club is framing the day as a Fan Appreciation Match as well.
Messi’s place in the race
Leo Messi remains the key name to watch. The Inter Miami CF captain scored in the comeback win over New England, and he continues to lead both Inter Miami CF and MLS with 26 goals across 33 regular season games. That production has been central to Miami’s push through the season and gives the finale added attention beyond the standings alone.
For Charlotte FC, the trip offers one more chance to finish strong against a high-scoring opponent. For Inter Miami CF, it is a chance to cap the regular season at home, keep momentum moving into the final stretch, and do it in front of a crowd that will also be taking part in the club’s final home celebration of the year.
