The Basics
Tampa Bay Rowdies vs. Indy Eleven
Saturday, July 21, 7:30 p.m. ET
Al Lang Stadium, St. Petersburg, Fla.
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Tickets
Tickets for Saturday’s match are available by calling (727) 222-2000 or clicking here. Gates open at 6 p.m.

How to Watch
In addition to thisTV Tampa Bay, the match will be broadcast online on ESPN+ (subscription required), the official streaming partner of the USL, here. International viewers in regions where ESPN+ is not offered can watch the match here. Fans in the Tampa Bay area can also listen to the game live on WHNZ 1250 AM.

Parking
There are several options for parking at Al Lang Stadium and around downtown. Parking in Lot A, right in front of the stadium, is for PASS HOLDERS ONLY and opens at 4 p.m. For more parking options, click here.

Records
Tampa Bay: 6-8-4 (W-L-T); 4-2-3 at home; 12th place 
Indy Eleven: 8-6-4 (W-L-T); 4-2-2 on road; 6th place

Rowdies Notes
The Rowdies are coming off back-to-back losses to two of the top teams in the Eastern Conference, but now have a chance to get back on track with a pair of home games against teams in the playoff positions. Tampa Bay went on the road last week and was beaten 2-0 by East-leading FC Cincinnati via goals from Emanuel Ledesma and Danni Konig in the 54th and 84th minutes respectively. 

That match featured a handful of new faces for the Rowdies as they continue their midseason roster shakeup following a handful of departures and arrivals. Midfielder Kwadwo Poku made his Rowdies debut as a starter and played 71 minutes before being replaced by Leon Taylor. Defender Kyle Porter made his 2018 Rowdies debut and played the full 90 minutes. Two more players — forward Stefano Bonomo and midfielder Afrim Taku — made their first starts for the Rowdies, though both had come off the bench in previous matches. 

Tampa Bay is in a rare dip in form at home, having lost two of their last three contests at Al Lang Stadium. Before losing 2-1 to Penn FC on June 22, the Rowdies had been unbeaten in 18-straight regulation matches at Al Lang dating back to last season. The Rowdies bounced back with a home win over Toronto FC II on July 4, but lost to Louisville City FC on July 7. The Rowdies haven’t lost back-to-back home matches since July 18 and July 25 of 2015. 

• Suspended: None
• Injury Report: OUT: D David Najem (torn ACL, April 14)    
                                                D Kyle Curinga (sprained ankle, May 12)
                                                D Zac Portillos (left knee sprain, May 26)    
                                                M Lance Rozeboom (right knee sprain, June 2)