D.C. United vs Nashville: Statistics

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Nashville
Nashville SC logo
  • Possesion of the goal
    41%
    59%
  • 7
    Total hits
    7
  • 1
    Shots on target
    2
  • 1
    Big chances
    2
  • 1
    Big chances missed
    1
  • 14
    Fouls committed
    13
  • 4
    Corners
    3
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D.C. United
Shots
Nashville
Nashville SC logo
  • 7
    Total shots
    7
  • 2
    Shots off target
    2
  • 1
    Shots on target
    2
  • 3
    Shots inside box
    3
  • 4
    Shots outside box
    4
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D.C. United
Passes
Nashville
Nashville SC logo
  • 381
    Passes
    564
  • 6
    Accurate crosses
    1
  • 3
    Throws
    3
  • 2
    Offsides
    3
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D.C. United
Duels
Nashville
Nashville SC logo
  • 54
    Duels won
    34
  • 5
    Successfull dribbles
    4
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Interesting facts
  • D.C. United was one of the original MLS franchises founded in 1994 and quickly became its flagship team. They’ve won 4 MLS Cups, 4 Supporters’ Shields, and 3 U.S. Open Cups — tying them for the most trophies in U.S. soccer history.

  • They were the first American club to win the CONCACAF Champions’ Cup and the only one to win the Copa Interamericana against the South American champions.

  • Legendary defender Eddie Pope was twice named to the MLS Best XI, made over 250 MLS appearances, and played in three World Cups.

  • Notable supporter groups include La Barra Brava, founded by Latino fans in 1995, and the Screaming Eagles, who lead chants in the standing section at Audi Field.

  • Nashville SC was founded in May 2016, played two seasons in the USL, and joined MLS as an expansion team in 2020.

  • The club plays at Geodis Park, the largest soccer-specific stadium in the U.S., with over 30,000 seats, opened in May 2022.

  • The club crest features gold and blue soundwave bars, symbolizing Nashville’s musical heritage.

  • A pre-match ritual includes a guitar riff before kickoff — a nod to the city’s music roots and the club’s nickname “Boys in Gold.”

  • The club's CEO is Ian Ayre, former Liverpool CEO, who led both the creation of the club and its stadium project.

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