clock menu more-arrow no yes mobile

Filed under:

Atlanta United vs. New England Revolution, MLS playoffs live stream: Time, TV schedule and lineups

The title defense truly begins.

If you buy something from an SB Nation link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement.

MLS: New England Revolution at Atlanta United FC Brett Davis-USA TODAY Sports

The playoffs are finally upon us. This time last season Atlanta United embarked on a journey that ended with Michael Parkhurst lifting MLS Cup in front of 70,000 people at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. The New England Revolution are the first obstacle in the way of that happening again.

These two teams met just a few weeks ago in the regular season finale with the Five Stripes coming out on top 3-1. Now they play again with the stakes and pressure raised immensely.

Unlike last season, this year’s playoff format leaves no room for error. With every game being do or die in a single-game elimination setup, a bad stretch or an unlucky bounce could be the difference between getting set home or becoming champions.

Atlanta were dealt a huge injury blow during the international break with MLS Defender of the Year finalist Miles Robinson suffering a hamstring strain. Replacing him in the lineup will be no easy task for Frank de Boer. Aside from that, the rest of the squad is pretty healthy leaving De Boer with several different options. It should be really interesting to see what XI he lands on.

Let’s playoff soccer.


Atlanta United’s Lineup:

New England Revolution’s Lineup:


How to Watch

Venue: Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Advertised Kickoff Time: 1:00 p.m. ET

Available TV: FOX Sports Southeast, Univision, TUDN

Available Streaming: fuboTV (free trial), FOX Sports Go

Available Radio: 92.9 The Game, La Mejor 1600 AM

Pre-match coverage: 12:00 p.m.: AT&T Countdown to Kickoff (FB Live/Periscope)

12:30 p.m.: The Pre-Game show (92-9 The Game)


This thread will be your match thread. We don’t have many rules here. We just ask that you don’t insult each other personally and treat each other with respect. Debates can get heated and that’s fine, but name-calling and petty insults will get you banned. If you see a comment that you feel is out of line, please report it and it will be dealt with.

Dirty South Soccer has affiliate partnerships. These do not influence editorial content, though Vox Media may earn commissions for products purchased via affiliate links.