Experience the passion of MLS with Nashville SC. Join the wave of gold at GEODIS Park and witness electrifying soccer.
Geodis Park, located in the vibrant Wedgewood-Houston neighborhood of Nashville, Tennessee, stands as the largest soccer-specific stadium in North America. Opened on May 1, 2022, this venue with a capacity for 30,109 fans is the fortress of Nashville SC. Its design, by the renowned firm Populous, draws inspiration from the area's industrial heritage, featuring a distinctive 360-degree canopy that protects spectators and enhances acoustics. The proximity of the seats to the pitch, with the last row just 150 feet from the touchline, ensures an unparalleled viewing experience and an intimidating atmosphere for visiting teams. More than just a stadium, Geodis Park is a multifunctional destination that hosts major concerts and international events, reflecting the dynamic and cultural spirit of Nashville.
Since joining Major League Soccer (MLS) in 2020, Nashville SC has transcended the expectations of an expansion team to become a perennial contender. The club has forged a strong identity rooted in defensive resilience and the ability to generate lethal attacks, a philosophy that has allowed them to consistently reach the playoffs and challenge the league's most established teams. Their nickname, the "Boys in Gold," reflects both their distinctive colors and the bright, energetic spirit of their hometown, Nashville.
The heart of the Nashville SC experience is GEODIS Park, which opened in 2022. With a capacity of 30,000, it is not only the largest soccer-specific stadium in the United States and Canada but also a cauldron of passion. The supporters' section, known as "The Backline," creates a relentless soundtrack that drives the team for 90 minutes, merging the city's rich musical heritage with the passion of soccer.
The team has been under the steady guidance of head coach Gary Smith, who has been instrumental in implementing a disciplined system of play. Star players like attacking midfielder Hany Mukhtar, one of the most productive talents in the league, have elevated the club's profile internationally. More than just a soccer team, Nashville SC has become an integral part of the city's cultural and sporting fabric, offering a complete experience that appeals to both soccer purists and new fans alike.
Nashville SC announced that four of its key players have been called up by their respective national teams for the upcoming international matches in September and October.
With their recent run of positive results, Nashville SC has mathematically secured a spot in the MLS playoffs, becoming the first club in the league to do so this season.
Forward Warren Madrigal was the hero of the day, scoring two goals that allowed Nashville SC to come from behind and secure a crucial draw on the road against D.C. United.
Nashville SC's impressive unbeaten streak at home this season has turned GEODIS Park into one of the most difficult stadiums for opposing teams to visit in all of MLS.
Nashville SC goalkeeper Brian Schwake has received his first call-up to the senior U.S. men's national soccer team, a recognition of his outstanding season in MLS.
In an effort to promote the sport in the community, Nashville SC has partnered with Metro Parks to create a new youth soccer league accessible to children throughout the city.
Forward Sam Surridge scored two crucial goals to secure a 2-2 draw for Nashville SC in a thrilling match against Inter Miami CF, maintaining the gap in the Eastern Conference.
Thanks to his incredible goal-scoring streak and on-field leadership, Nashville SC's attacking midfielder Hany Mukhtar was named the MLS Player of the Month for August.
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