Montreal 0-1 Nashville SC: Surridge Strike Edges Visitors Closer to Supporters' Shield
Major League Soccer · October 24, 2026
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Montreal 0-1 Nashville SC: Surridge Strike Edges Visitors Closer to Supporters' Shield | MLS Report
Nashville SC claimed a 1-0 victory over CF Montréal at Stade Saputo, with Sam Surridge scoring the only goal of the game early in the second half. According to Arena Live, it was a controlled away display from Nashville, who edged closer to the Supporters' Shield with a hard-fought win.
Key Moments:
- 14' - Daniel Pereira (Yellow Card): An early booking for the Montréal midfielder.
- 49' - Viktor Radojević (Yellow Card): A booking for the Montréal defender.
- 52' - Sam Surridge: Nashville took the lead through Surridge early in the second half.
Surridge's Decisive Strike: Sam Surridge was the standout performer for Nashville, scoring the only goal and earning a match rating of 7.7. Andy Nájar (7.6) and Brian Schwake (7.4) were also key as Nashville generated 1.67 xG from 6 shots, with 56% possession.
Montréal's Frustration: Viktor Radojević was the standout performer for Montréal, earning a match rating of 7.3. Gennadiy Synchuk (7.1) and Dawid Bugaj (6.9) also impressed as Montréal generated 0.48 xG from 9 shots, with five on target, but they were unable to find an equaliser.
Match Details:
- Competition: Major League Soccer
- Venue: Stade Saputo, Montreal, Québec
- Referee: Lukasz Szpala
- Attendance: Not available
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