Chris is a Founder & Senior Writer for SixOneFive Soccer, covering Nashville SC since 2021. He's a licensed attorney with a knack for breaking down complex topics—a skill he brings to soccer coverage.
Nashville SC fell last night to Orlando City on penalties. For 90 minutes, Nashville looked to be the better side and well on their way to hosting a U.S. Open Cup semifinal. But an Orlando City goal in extra time wrestled away control of the match. Here are my
Nashville SC opened GEODIS Park with a heavyweight fight between two clubs with serious silverware aspirations. Like the first 90 minutes of last year’s Eastern Conference Semifinals, the Philadelphia Union and Nashville SC played to a 1-1 draw. Before the match, I promised myself that I would keep this
Nashville SC announced today that Walker Zimmerman and Hany Mukhtar signed new contracts with the club that will keep them in Nashville through the 2025 season. Nashville SC majority owner John Ingram announces that Walker Zimmerman and Hany Mukhtar have signed new contracts, both as DPs through the 2025 season.
Soccer nicknames come from all sorts of places and varying origin stories. Some may be as simple as the color of the team’s home jersey. Others require backstories that are inextricably intertwined with the history of the club. There are historic clubs like Arsenal (Gunners), Bayer Leverkusen (The Company’
Nashville SC’s second season in MLS came to an end last night as the Boys in Gold fell on the road to the Philadelphia Union. Taking stock of the season as a whole, here are my initial thoughts as the 2021 campaign comes to a close.
Hany Mukhtar delivered a night for the record books on Saturday against the Chicago Fire. As you may have heard by now, Mukhtar’s 16th minute hat trick was the fastest in MLS history. Within a blink of an eye, Nashville’s number 10 extinguished a Fire team that came
Ian Ayre made a promise three years ago in an interview on the MLS Extratime podcast. “We would expect to be in the upper quarter of MLS in terms of investment in the squad. [John Ingram] wants to build a team to compete, not just to take part. We’re
