- The Boys in Gold fall to Tigres UANL in Semifinal Round after defeating Atlético Ottawa, Inter Miami CF and Club América
- Eastern Conference leading Nashville SC will resume its MLS schedule this Saturday, May 9 at GEODIS Park vs. D.C. United
MONTERREY, Mexico (May 5, 2026) – After reaching the Concacaf Champions Cup Semifinal Round for the first time in club history, Nashville SC exited the tournament Tuesday night with a 1-0 loss at Tigres UANL, falling 2-0 on aggregate in the home-away series.
Back to business: Nashville SC remains atop MLS' Eastern Conference as it returns to league play this weekend to begin a stretch of three matches in eight days. The Boys in Gold are averaging one fixture every four days in 2026 across all competitions, posting a 7W-1L-2D record through 10 MLS matches this season.
Next up: Nashville SC will seek to extend its MLS unbeaten streak to five matches on Saturday, May 9 when it hosts D.C. United at GEODIS Park at 8:15 p.m. CT for Eddi Tagseth Bobblehead Night presented by GEODIS.
Notes:
Nashville SC:
- is 5W-3L-4D all-time in the Concacaf Champions Cup
- is 10W-3L-5D across all competitions this season (MLS, Champions Cup)
Sam Surridge did not dress due to a back injury
Eddi Tagseth did not dress due to a lower body injury
Patrick Yazbek was injured during warm-ups and did not play
Maxwell Woledzi led the match with 95% passing accuracy (minimum 50 passes completed)
Box score:
Nashville SC (3W-2L-3D in Concacaf Champions Cup) vs. Tigres UANL (5W-2L-1D in Concacaf Champions Cup)
May 5, 2026 – Estadio Universitario
Final score:
NSH: 0
TIG: 1
Scoring Summary:
TIG: Juan Brunetta (A: Angel Correa) 68’
Discipline:
NSH: Warren Madrigal (Caution) 33’
TIG: Jesus Angulo (Caution) 36’
TIG: Bench (Caution) 39’
NSH: Jeisson Palacios (Caution) 76’
Lineups:
NSH starters: Brian Schwake; Reed Baker-Whiting, Maxwell Woledzi, Jeisson Palacios, Andy Najar (Dan Lovitz 78’); Bryan Acosta (Shak Mohammed 69’), Matthew Corcoran, Alex Muyl (Woobens Pacius 58’); Cristian Espinoza, Hany Mukhtar (C), Warren Madrigal (Ahmed Qasem 69’)
Substitutes: Joe Willis, Xavier Valdez, Jack Maher, Charles-Emile Brunet, Thomas Williams, Josh Bauer, Jordan Knight
TIG starters: Nahuel Guzman; Francisco Reyes, Jesus Garza, Jesus Angulo; Cesar Araujo, Angel Correa, Fernando Gorriaran (C) (Juan Vigon 14’), Juan Brunetta (Rafael Guerrero 82’), Romulo; Rodrigo Aguirre (Diego Lainez 64’), Marcelo Flores (Diego Sanchez 46’)
Substitutes: Juan Carrera, Felipe Rodriguez, Marco Farfan, Juan Purata, Andre-Pierre Gignac, Vladimir Lorana
Match officials:
Referee: Mario Escobar
AR1: Luis Ventura
AR2: Humberto Panjoj
4TH: Julio Luna
VAR: Diego Ojer
AVAR: Dilia Bradley
Weather: 90 degrees and clear skies
