Nashville SC rallies to tie MLS points record with win over Red Bull NY
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Last updated Nov 2, 2026

Nashville SC defeated Red Bull New York 3-2 on November 1, 2026, coming back from a two-goal deficit. The team's victory allows them to tie the MLS single-season points record at 74, matching Inter Miami in 2024. Two own goals from Red Bulls and a last-minute goal from Sam Surridge propelled Nashville to secure points ahead of their final match against FC Cincinnati. This win also marked Nashville's 15th home victory of the season, setting a new league record for wins at home.
- •Nashville SC ties MLS points record with 74 after comeback win.
- •Two goals from Red Bull NY were countered by Nashville's rally.
- •Nashville's final match of the regular season is against FC Cincinnati.
- •The team finished the regular season unbeaten at home with 15 wins.
- •Nashville has claimed the Supporters' Shield for the 2026 season.
- 4:02 AMYahoo Sports — Nashville SC stage epic rally to tie MLS points record
"By Ben WrightNASHVILLE, Tenn. – No Nashville SC fan will ever forget Nov. 1, 2026.The Coyotes staged an epic comeback to defeat Red Bull New York, 3-2, reversing a two-goal deficit to win the match ...
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