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Surridge Scores Late as Nashville Ends Red Bulls’ Playoff Hopes with 3-2 Victory; Crew Clinch Spot

On Sunday, Nashville erased a two-goal deficit to beat New York 3-2, with Sam Surridge scoring the winner in stoppage time on a rainy evening.
New York took a two-goal lead through Julian Hall and Rafael Mosquera before Nashville tied the match with own goals by Tim Parker in the 45th minute and Julian Bazan in the 81st.
Nashville finished the season unbeaten at home with a 15-0-2 record, marking the second time in club history, while extending a nine-match unbeaten streak after clinching the Supporters Shield.
New York's loss, coupled with Toronto's 3-0 defeat to Atlanta United, clinched an Eastern Conference postseason berth for the Columbus Crew.
Nashville travels to Cincinnati on Decision Day to pursue the MLS single-season points record, remaining tied with Inter Miami's 74-point mark with one match remaining.

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Nashville ties Miami's single-season points record with 1 game to go

Nashville got two own goals and a stoppage-time winner by Sam Surridge to erase a two-goal lead and beat the New York Red Bulls 3-2 on a rainy Sunday at Geodis Park.

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Surridge scores late as Nashville ends Red Bulls’ playoff hopes with 3-2 victory; Crew clinch spot

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Nashville used two own goals and a stoppage-time score by Sam Surridge to erase a two-goal lead and beat New York 3-2 on a rainy Sunday, ending the Red Bulls' postseason hopes.

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