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Nashville SC1 — 1San Jose Earthquakes
Nashville SCSan Jose Earthquakes
Oct 17, 2026

Nashville SC and San Jose Earthquakes finish level, 1–1

Nashville SC and San Jose Earthquakes finished tied 1–1 at PayPal Park on October 17, 2026.

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Sporting Kansas City0 — 4Nashville SC
Sporting Kansas CityNashville SC
Oct 14, 2026

Nashville SC beat Sporting Kansas City, 4–0

Nashville SC finished with a 4–0 victory over Sporting Kansas City at GEODIS Park on October 14, 2026. Nashville SC kept Sporting Kansas City off the scoreboard.

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Nashville SC4 — 1Austin FC
Nashville SCAustin FC
Oct 10, 2026

Nashville SC pulls away late in 4-1 win over Austin FC at Q2 Stadium

Austin FC gave itself a chance in the second half, but Nashville SC answered the push and turned a one-goal match into a 4-1 result with two late strikes at Q2 Stadium.

Story contact: Arjun KapoorREAD THE GAME ↗
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Toronto FC0 — 2Nashville SC
Toronto FCNashville SC
Sep 26, 2026

Hany Mukhtar’s first-half double drives Nashville SC past Toronto FC at GEODIS Park

Hany Mukhtar struck in the 16th and 43rd minutes, and Nashville SC backed those finishes with sustained control Saturday in a 2-0 MLS win over Toronto FC. The home side owned 61.5 per cent of the ball, outshot Toronto 23-11 and forced Luka Gavran into nine saves.

Story contact: Greg HalvorsenREAD THE GAME ↗
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Chicago Fire FC0 — 3Nashville SC
Chicago Fire FCNashville SC
Sep 19, 2026

Cristian Espinoza turns Nashville SC control into a 3-0 statement against Chicago Fire FC

Nashville SC spent much of this MLS match building pressure, but the real difference was where its best moments landed. All three goals arrived from the middle of Chicago Fire FC's penalty area or closer, and that made a fairly even-looking shot count feel much less negotiable by full time.

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Nashville SC2 — 2Inter Miami CF
Nashville SCInter Miami CF
Sep 12, 2026

Sam Surridge’s stoppage-time second denies Inter Miami after Lionel Messi’s go-ahead goal

Inter Miami CF had the ball, Lionel Messi had the highlight, and Nashville SC still left with the last meaningful touch. A 2-2 MLS draw at Nu Stadium turned on two Sam Surridge finishes and the reminder that control of possession is not the same thing as control of the evening.

Story contact: Greg HalvorsenREAD THE GAME ↗