Scheduled kickoff: October 10 at 19:30 EDT and 16:30 PDT; October 11 at 00:30 BST. The UK date changes at midnight.
Original timezone comparison from the clubs’ 19:30 ET fixture, using EDT UTC−4, PDT UTC−7 and BST UTC+1. These are scheduled kickoff times, not measured start times.

Inter Miami’s home MLS match against D.C. United is scheduled for Saturday, October 10, 2026, at 7:30 p.m. EDT at Nu Stadium in Miami. That is 4:30 p.m. PDT in the United States and 12:30 a.m. BST on Sunday, October 11, in Britain. The official viewing route is Apple TV; in 2026 MLS matches are included with an Apple TV subscription rather than a separate MLS Season Pass purchase.

The timing matters because searches for these clubs return earlier meetings, highlights and previews alongside the new fixture. D.C. United’s dated preview identifies the October 10 game. Inter Miami’s preview links the same Apple event but contains an October 9 date in its opening text; its matchday links and D.C. United’s dated announcement identify October 10. The date on a search snippet should not settle which game a viewer is opening.

One match, two calendar dates

Before this fixture, Miami’s preview lists 46 points and third place in the Eastern Conference, against D.C. United’s 30 points and 11th place. Miami’s previous league outing was a 2–1 defeat to Columbus. Those are pre-match standings and form, not the result of this game. They explain the sporting context without turning a preview into a claim about the winner.

For the clock conversion, Miami uses EDT, UTC−4, while Pacific daylight time is UTC−7 and British summer time is UTC+1 on these dates. Adding five hours to Miami’s 19:30 gives Britain’s 00:30 the following day. Apple’s US and UK match pages displayed 08:30 on the device used for this check in Korea; changing the storefront does not necessarily change a device-local time label.

Which Apple subscription applies in 2026?

Apple’s current MLS guide says an Apple TV subscription covers matches live and on demand. Its transition notice ended the standalone MLS Season Pass subscription after 2025. D.C. United’s preview still uses the Season Pass label in its watching instructions, so the current Apple guide is the better source for the subscription product. An Apple TV app and an active subscription are different things.

The public US page for this match displayed seven days free followed by $14.99 per month; the separately opened UK page displayed seven days free followed by £9.99 per month. These are displayed offers checked on October 11 in Korea, not a promise that every account qualifies for a trial. Existing bundles, account eligibility and the terms shown before subscribing may change what a reader pays; the two currencies should not be treated as equivalent prices.

Open the dated fixture before choosing a stream

Open the US or UK match link below, confirm “Miami vs. D.C.” and Nu Stadium, and sign in with the account carrying the applicable Apple TV subscription. For web navigation, Apple’s guide directs viewers from Home to the MLS channel. D.C. United’s preview also offers radio through iHeartRadio and Freedom 104.7 FM; audio is useful when video is unavailable, but it is not a video stream.

The useful check is the event identity, local date and active access—not a search result that merely names both clubs. After kickoff, use the dated fixture for live coverage and the completed record for the score; Apple’s MLS guide also provides on-demand viewing. This article gives the scheduled kickoff and access routes, and does not claim an observed final result.

Sources & context

D.C. United and Inter Miami previews were compared with current Apple MLS guidance and the separate US and UK match pages. Times are converted independently; public trial offers do not establish every account’s eligibility.

AI assisted with drafting and editing. This article is part of our preview edition. Editorial standards & corrections →