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Nashville SC defeated Austin FC 4-1 in a soccer match where four different players scored goals. Rookie goalkeeper Brian Schwake made five saves, helping Nashville end Austin’s eight-game unbeaten streak. Nashville now has a 19-3-6 record and clinched a playoff spot, while Austin falls to 7-11-10 on the season.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-11,
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Story summary
On Saturday night, Nashville SC defeated Austin FC by a score of 4-1, ending Austin's eight-match unbeaten streak. The game featured goals from four different Nashville players: Reed Baker-Whiting, Elias Saad, Brandon Vázquez, and Abdul Shakur Mohammed. Rookie goalkeeper Brian Schwake made five saves in the victory, helping Nashville secure their impressive record of 19 wins, 3 losses, and 6 draws this season. Notably, Saad scored his first goal since joining Nashville after a long drought with the Seattle Sounders, while Baker-Whiting scored his second goal in just his first season with Nashville despite not scoring in his previous 61 matches with Seattle. The win solidifies Nashville's strong performance and positions them well ahead of Austin in the standings.
Written for “Nashville Predators Victory” on 2026-10-11,
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AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Nashville SC got goals from four different players to back rookie Brian Schwake, ending Austin FC’s eight-match unbeaten streak with a 4-1 victory on Saturday night.
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SC → get → night
Reed Baker-Whiting was in the right place in the 31st minute to knock in a Patrick Yazbek shot that hit the post and Nashville (19-3-6) took a 1-0 lead into halftime.
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Nashville → knock → halftime
Elias Saad scored in the 67th minute after Brad Stuver saved but couldn’t corral a shot by Cristian Espinoza for a two-goal advantage.
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Stuver → score → advantage
Brandon Vázquez used assists from Facundo Torres and Guilherme Biro in the 76th minute to score his second goal and cut it to 2-1.
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Vázquez → use → 2
But Abdul Shakur Mohammed found the net unassisted in the 88th minute and then assisted on a goal by Hany Mukhtar in the first minute of stoppage time.
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Mohammed → find → time
All four of Mohammed’s netters have come in 18 appearances this season.
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four → come → appearances
Saad added his first goal in his 11th league appearances and Baker-Whiting notched his second in his first season with the club after failing to score in 61 matches with the Seattle Sounders.
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Whiting → add → Sounders
Schwake totaled five saves and the 25-year-old has allowed only 22 goals through his first 27 MLS starts.
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old → total → starts
Stuver saved seven shots for Austin (7-11-10).
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Stuver → save → Austin
Nashville has already clinched a playoff spot and entered with a 14-point lead in the Eastern Conference and a 10-point advantage in the race for the Supporters’ Shield.
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Nashville → clinch → Shield
Austin falls to 4-4-6 at home, while Nashville ups its road record to 6-3-5.
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Nashville → fall → 6
Nashville has gone 7-1-3 since the start of August and was coming off 3-0 and 2-0 home wins over the Chicago Fire and Toronto FC, respectively.
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Nashville → go → Fire
Austin went 3-0-5 during its unbeaten run.
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Austin → go → run
Up next
Nashville: Hosts Sporting Kansas City on Wednesday.
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Nashville → host → Wednesday
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