Charlotte FC fell to a 2-1 defeat against Nashville SC in MLS action on 12 April, undone by clinical finishing despite dominating expected goals. The hosts created the better chances, registering 2.19 xG from eight shots with three on target, yet Nashville's ruthless conversion proved decisive. The visitors, operating in a 4-4-2 shape, generated just 0.54 xG but managed six shots on target from eleven attempts overall, exposing Charlotte's defensive vulnerabilities. Nashville's goalkeeper made a crucial contribution with a 66.67 per cent save rate, though post-shot xG data indicated one goal conceded beyond expectation. Archie Goodwin netted for Charlotte whilst Patrick Yazbek replied for Nashville, who secured their second goal through clinical opportunism rather than sustained pressure. The result highlights Nashville's efficiency in transition and Charlotte's recurring problem converting dominance into points.