
Nashville SC Falls 1-0 to Tigres UANL in First Leg of Concacaf Champions Cup Semifinal Series
Published on April 29, 2026 under Major League Soccer (MLS)
Nashville SC News Release
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Following a 60-minute weather delay, Nashville Soccer Club fell 1-0 to Tigres UANL Tuesday night at GEODIS Park in the first leg of its Concacaf Champions Cup Semifinal.
Nashville SC's Concacaf Champions Cup post-match media availability footage can be found here
South of the border: Nashville SC will face Tigres UANL in the decisive second leg of its home and away series when it plays at Estadio Universitario next Tuesday, May 5 at 8:30 p.m. CT. The Boys in Gold defeated Club America 1-0 at historic Estadio Azteca in their first-ever match in Mexico during the Quarterfinal Round.
Schwake saves six: Nashville SC goalkeeper Brian Schwake recorded six critical saves, with away goals scored serving as the first tie breaker in Champions Cup. The first-year starter has conceded just seven goals in 16 starts across all competitions this season.
Next up: Eastern Conference leading Nashville SC will seek to win its fourth-straight MLS match when it visits the Philadelphia Union on Saturday, May 2 at 6:30 p.m. CT at Subaru Park.
Notes:
Nashville SC:
is 5W-2L-4D all-time in the Champions Cup
is unbeaten in 14 of its first 16 matches this season across all competitions
is 10W-2L-4D across all competitions this season (MLS, Concacaf Champions Cup)
Brian Schwake made six saves
Sam Surridge did not dress due to a back injury
Maxwell Woledzi led the team with 96.6% passing accuracy (minimum 55 passes completed)
Box score:
Nashville SC (3W-1L-3D in Concacaf Champions Cup) vs. Tigres UANL (4W-2L-1D in Concacaf Champions Cup)
April 28, 2026 - GEODIS Park
Final score:
NSH: 0
TIG: 1
Scoring Summary:
TIG: Angel Correa 33'
Discipline:
TIG: Juan Brunetta (Caution) 67'
TIG: Juan Vigon (Caution) 74'
TIG: Cesar Araujo (Caution) 85'
NSH: Jeisson Palacios (Caution) 86'
Lineups:
NSH starters: Brian Schwake; Reed Baker-Whiting, Jeisson Palacios, Maxwell Woledzi, Andy Najar (Dan Lovitz 80'); Eddi Tagseth (Matthew Corcoran 18'), Patrick Yazbek, Alex Muyl (Ahmed Qasem 61'); Warren Madrigal (Woobens Pacius 80'), Cristian Espinoza, Hany Mukhtar (C)
Substitutes: Joe Willis, Xavier Valdez, Jack Maher, Bryan Acosta, Shak Mohammed, Josh Bauer, Jordan Knight
TIG starters: Nahuel Guzman; Jesus Angulo, Francisco Reyes; Cesar Araujo, Juan Vigon (Rafael Guerrero 74'), Angel Correa, Fernando Gorriaran (C), Juan Brunetta (Andre-Pierre Gignac 89'), Romulo Zanre; Rodrigo Aguirre (Diego Lainez 68'), Ozziel Herrera (Marcelo Flores 46')
Substitutes: Juan Carrera, Felipe Rodriguez, Juan Purata, Henrique Simeone, Bryan Salazar, Fernando Ordonez, Diego Sanchez, Isac Galvan
Match officials:
Referee: Keylor Herrera
AR1: Danny Sojo
AR2: Carlos Fernandez
4TH: Nelson Salgado
VAR: David Gomez
AVAR: Antony Bravo
Weather: 69 degrees and rainy
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