Nashville SC tied Inter Miami's MLS single-season points record of 74 points with a dramatic 3-2 comeback win over the New York Red Bulls at Geodis Park on Sunday. The victory extended Nashville's unbeaten streak to nine games and secured a perfect 15-0-2 home record for the second time in club history.
Trailing 2-0 at halftime after goals from Julian Hall and Rafael Mosquera, Nashville rallied with own goals by Red Bulls defenders Tim Parker and Julian Bazan. Sam Surridge then headed home the winner in first-minute stoppage time for his 19th goal of the season, assisted by Cristian Espinoza (career-high 15th assist).
The loss eliminated New York (11-16-6) from playoff contention and clinched an Eastern Conference postseason berth for the Columbus Crew. Nashville (22-3-8), already crowned Supporters' Shield winners under coach B.J. Callaghan, will visit Cincinnati on Decision Day (Nov. 7) needing a win or draw to set a new MLS points record.
Nashville hasn't lost at Geodis Park since August 2025. Goalkeeper Brian Schwake made two saves, while Ethan Horvath stopped seven shots for New York.
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