It will not be easy to undertake their latest offensive performances, but Nashville SC has the chance to bring together their third wins in four afternoons of afternoon when they visit Atlanta United.
Nashville (5-4-1, 16 points) scored five goals in the first half and became the only fifth team in the history of MLS and led to 7-2 victories in Chicago Fire. Sam Surridge clarified four of the goals and became the first player to succeed in the club's success.
“Every week Sam puts a really good shift,” Nashville coach Bj Callaghan said. He said. “For us, he is doing everything for each match and he was rewarded for it. He put himself in really good opportunities and we knew whether he was going to get these opportunities and put himself there, he would break.”
26 -year -old Surridge has six goals to exceed Hany Mukhtar (four) for team leadership.
Atlanta (2-5-3, nine points) needs a victory and some aggressive production.
The club closed in three flat matches, the last time on April 5, when FC Dallas scored goals. Atlanta's minus-eight goals difference is in front of the DC United (minus-11) and CF Montreal (minus-10), the third worst third of the Eastern Conference.
“We must accept the situation at the moment. This is not a situation we want to be in, but we are also in the job,” Ronny Deila, the Atlanta United Coach. He said. “So, now talk about the results, not the right way to see it. We have to think about our performances and are not good enough.
Emmanuel Latte Lath, who led the team with five goals, returned on Saturday after offering a match for five yellow card accumulation. Miguel Almiron follows a pair of goals in the season.
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