Nashville SC v Austin FC

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Sunday 25 Aug 2024

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19:30 Local Time (Sat 24 Aug 2024)

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Geodis Park • 

Nashville, United StatesShow on map

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Nashville SC is a professional football team based in Nashville, Tennessee. Founded in 2016, the team currently competes in Major League Soccer (MLS) as a member of the Eastern Conference. Nashville SC has quickly made a name for itself in the league, qualifying for the playoffs in their first two seasons. Known for their strong defense and strategic gameplay, the team has also reached the finals of the US Open Cup in 2020 and 2021. The team boasts a talented roster, including players such as Hany Mukhtar and Randall Leal who have earned individual accolades and represented their national teams. Fans can catch the action at Nissan Stadium, home of Nashville SC, with a capacity of over 69,000 spectators. As the team continues to grow and succeed on the field, Nashville SC is poised to become a powerhouse in the world of soccer.

Austin FC is a professional soccer team based in Austin, Nashville SC1. The team was founded in 2018 and is set to compete in the Major League Soccer (MLS) for the first time in the 2021 season. The team's home stadium is the state-of-the-art Q2 Stadium, which can seat up to 20,500 fans. The team's colors are verde and black, a nod to the city's lush green landscapes and iconic music scene. The team's first-ever head coach is experienced MLS veteran Josh Wolff. Key players include Mexican international striker Cecilio Domínguez and Paraguayan midfielder Rodney Redes. The team is owned by majority owner Anthony Precourt, who also owns the MLS team Columbus Crew. The team has already gained a strong fan base, with season tickets selling out within hours and the team's merchandise quickly becoming top sellers. Austin FC is highly anticipated to make a mark in the MLS and bring exciting football action to the Lone Star State.