Nashville SC delivered a dominant performance against FC Cincinnati on Saturday night, securing a 4-0 victory that marks the team’s fourth consecutive win. The decisive victory underscores Nashville’s remarkable season, as the club continues to set unprecedented records in Major League Soccer history.
Sam Surridge led the offensive charge with his 13th goal of the season, while also providing an assist. Hany Mukhtar contributed a goal and an assist as well, extending his recent scoring streak. Bryan Acosta and Ahmed Qasem rounded out the scoring with goals in the match’s final minutes. Goalkeeper Brian Schwake delivered an impressive performance with six saves, securing his 10th shutout of the season.
Nashville’s record now stands at 16-2-4, placing them atop the entire league with 52 points through 22 games—the most in MLS history at this stage of the season. The team has demonstrated remarkable consistency, suffering only one loss in their last 16 matches. Meanwhile, Cincinnati struggles at 8-7-7, extending their winless streak to four games as goalkeeper Roman Celentano made three saves in a losing effort.
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