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Nashville SC on Pace to Make League History After Stunning Victory
Hany Mukhtar had a goal and an assist as Nashville SC scored twice in stoppage time for its third straight win.
- On Saturday, Nashville SC defeated the Columbus Crew 3-2 at Geodis Park, securing their third consecutive win with two stoppage-time goals.
- Nashville entered leading the MLS Supporters Shield with 49 points, while the Columbus Crew sought to reverse a three-game losing streak.
- Hany Mukhtar opened scoring for Nashville in the 27th minute, but Columbus responded with second-half strikes from Mohamed Farsi and Andre Gomes to take a 2-1 lead.
- Reed Baker-Whiting headed home a corner kick in stoppage time to equalize, then Andy Najar scored the winner from the right side of the area.
- Columbus must address defensive lapses before facing Club America on Wednesday, as interim coach Laurent Courtois said the team needs "to learn from our mistakes.
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Reed Baker-Whiting and Andy Nájar score stoppage-time goals, Nashville beats Crew 3-2
Reed Baker-Whiting and Andy Nájar scored stoppage-time goals, Hany Mukhtar added a goal and an assist, and Nashville SC beat the Columbus Crew 3-2 for their third consecutive win.
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Andre Gomes stunner not enough, Columbus Crew fall 3-2 to Nashville SC
COLUMBUS – The Columbus Crew suffered another heartbreaking defeat Saturday night, falling 3-2 to Nashville SC after surrendering two goals in the final two minutes of second-half stoppage time. Columbus appeared to have the match under control after taking a 2-1 lead, but a stunning late collapse allowed Nashville to complete the comeback and steal all three points. Nashville opened the scoring in the first half through Hany Mukhtar, putting Co…
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