Nashville’s 3-2 comeback headlines MLS Regular Season - 33
The round in review — results, standouts and the table
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Nashville SC came from 2-0 down to beat New York Red Bulls 3-2, while Inter Miami moved one point ahead of New England Revolution in the Eastern Conference. Vancouver Whitecaps stayed top of the Western Conference, and San Diego, Minnesota United FC and Portland Timbers all recorded surprise wins.
What changed
Nashville SC overturned a 2-0 deficit to beat New York Red Bulls 3-2, with Sam Surridge scoring the last goal at 90'. The result leaves Nashville SC top of the Eastern Conference on 74 points, while Inter Miami’s win at New England Revolution keeps the closest title contest firmly in view: Inter Miami are on 59 points, one point ahead of New England Revolution on 58.
Nashville recover from two-goal setback
New York Red Bulls appeared in control after Julian Hall scored at 34' and Rafael Mosquera made it 0-2 at 40'. Tim Parker’s own goal for Nashville SC at 45' pulled one back before Julian Bazan’s own goal for Nashville SC at 78' made it 2-2. Surridge then completed Nashville SC’s comeback at 90'. New York Red Bulls remain 10th in the Eastern Conference on 39 points, 35 points behind Nashville SC.
Inter Miami strengthened their position in the Eastern Conference with a 2-1 win at New England Revolution. Dániel Gazdag put New England Revolution ahead at 53', but Germán Berterame equalised at 69' and Lionel Messi put Inter Miami ahead at 83'. New England Revolution are third on 58 points, while Inter Miami are second on 59.
Chicago Fire also made a major contribution to the round’s table picture by winning 4-2 at Colorado Rapids. Jonathan Bamba scored at 41' and 56', turning the match in Chicago Fire’s favour after Morgan Whittaker’s opener for Colorado Rapids at 22'. Paxten Aaronson equalised for Colorado Rapids at 58', but Robert Lewandowski at 74' and Puso Dithejane at 88' completed Chicago Fire’s win. Chicago Fire are fourth in the Eastern Conference on 55 points; Colorado Rapids are eighth in the Western Conference on 43 points, so their positions belong to different tables.
Surprises reshape the Western Conference picture
San Diego produced one of the round’s clearest surprises by beating St. Louis City 1-0. Anders Dreyer scored at 39'. St. Louis City remain fourth in the Western Conference on 51 points, while San Diego are 13th on 38 points.
Minnesota United FC, 11th in the Western Conference on 41 points, beat sixth-placed Los Angeles FC 3-1. Joaquín Pereyra scored at 29' and 81', with Cherrion Valerius adding a goal at 34'. Sergio Vasquez scored Los Angeles FC’s goal at 89'. Portland Timbers, 12th on 40 points, also defeated a higher-ranked opponent, winning 3-1 against Houston Dynamo, who are fifth on 51 points. David Da Costa, Kristoffer Velde and Vincent Janssen scored for Portland Timbers; Agustín Bouzat replied for Houston Dynamo.
Vancouver Whitecaps underlined their position at the top of the Western Conference with a 5-1 win over Seattle Sounders. Brian White scored at 1' and 53', joining Bamba and Pereyra as the round’s leading scorers with 2 goals. Ryan Gauld, Mathías Laborda and Aleksa Cvetkovic also scored for Vancouver Whitecaps, while Jordan Morris scored for Seattle Sounders. Vancouver Whitecaps have 61 points, 18 points ahead of Seattle Sounders on 43.
The rest of the round
Charlotte beat Orlando City SC 4-0, with Henry Kessler, Allan Saint-Maximin, Abdoulaye Doucouré and Rodolfo Aloko scoring. Charlotte are fifth in the Eastern Conference on 53 points, 10 points ahead of Orlando City SC on 43. Columbus Crew beat DC United 3-0, while FC Cincinnati edged Philadelphia Union 1-0 through Ayoub Jabbari at 70'. Philadelphia Union remain sixth on 47 points, one point ahead of FC Cincinnati.
New York City FC drew 1-1 with CF Montreal after Andrés Perea’s 41' goal and Daniel Rios’ 90' equaliser. Sporting Kansas City and FC Dallas also drew 1-1. San Jose Earthquakes beat Real Salt Lake 2-1, Los Angeles Galaxy defeated Austin 4-1, Atlanta United FC beat Toronto FC 3-1, and the round’s 15 matches produced 53 goals in total.
At the bottom of the listed conference tables, Sporting Kansas City are 15th in the Western Conference on 23 points and CF Montreal are 15th in the Eastern Conference on 26 points. Atlanta United FC and DC United are both on 33 points, while Austin have 34. These standings show the current pressure at the lower end, but do not establish any confirmed relegation outcome.





