Nashville SC dominated New England Revolution 4–1 in an MLS encounter that saw the hosts control proceedings with clinical finishing. Nashville's 4–3–3 formation proved effective in breaking down the Revolution's 4–2–3–1 setup, with the home side registering 14 shots and eight on target compared to New England's meagre four attempts and one on target. Sam Surridge's brace, supplemented by goals from Warren Madrigal and Hany Mukhtar, capitalised on Nashville's superior expected goals of 2.77 versus 0.93. The Revolution's goalkeeper struggled with shot-stopping, recording a 0.0 save percentage and finishing 0.15 goals below expected performance, while Leonardo Campana's sole response proved insufficient to salvage the contest. Referee Tori Penso oversaw a straightforward affair in Nashville's favour. The result underscores Nashville's attacking prowess this season.