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The first-place act still adding amplifiers

The organized club that became much more dangerous once the attack caught up with the defense.

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Nashville SC turned a scoreless first half against FC Cincinnati into a 4-0 statement, with Hany Mukhtar and Sam Surridge leading an attack that kept adding pressure after the match was supposed to settle. The 20-14 shot edge made the result feel more controlled than chaotic.

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  1. Nashville SC 4, FC Cincinnati 0: Mukhtar made the night louder

    Nashville SC turned a 1-0 halftime lead into a 4-0 win over FC Cincinnati with three second-half goals and a 20-14 shot edge.

  2. Monterrey 2, Nashville 1: Cuypers waited until late

    Monterrey rallied past Nashville SC 2-1 in Leagues Cup when Hugo Cuypers scored in stoppage time and turned a disciplined night into a painful one for Nashville.

  3. Nashville 0, León 1: León made one chance enough

    León beat Nashville SC 1-0 in Leagues Cup after Daniel Arcila's 79th-minute goal, leaving Nashville with a familiar problem - pressure without a finish.

  4. Nashville 1, Atlanta 0: One real chance was enough

    Shakur Mohammed scored in the 79th minute as first-place Nashville SC beat Atlanta United 1-0 despite Atlanta controlling much of the attacking play.

  5. Nashville SC adds Elias Saad because first place was not deep enough

    Nashville SC added Tunisia winger Elias Saad on a season-long loan from FC Augsburg as the MLS leader prepares to restart its title chase.