Sam Saraij scored Nashville SC to help Nashville SC 1-0 for a 1-0 win over DC United on Saturday night.
Out of the 16 goals of Surridge, 10 have come during the scoring line of six matches, which is the first such run in the history of the club. That hot streak has helped Nashville (11-4-5, 38 points) expand its unbeaten run in 12 matches in all competitions and 12 MLS plays.
Joe Wilis rescued a DC side and to keep the sixth clean sheet of Nashville, which failed to score in six of his previous nine league fixtures.
United (4–10–6, 18 digits) lost their third straight and won only once in their last nine league games. ,
Former DC homegron player Andy Nazar was at the root of the best moments of Nashville.
In the 16th minute, his initial ball completely descended on the way to the right of Hani Mukathar, who reached his foot for the right to control the pass.
As he did, Lucas Bartlett tried to remove the ball and instead caught Mukhtar with an outer leg, inspiring the referee Ricardo Fiero to pointing to the spot and issuing a yellow card to Bartlet.
Following a brief stagnation for the Replay Review, Sarij moved in the 18th minute and finished a strong finish inside Luis Baraza’s dive.
In the 37th minute, Nazar found a sir on a break with another long pass. This time, Baraja charged his line and saved the in-form striker from the close range.
The hosts were lucky that they did not go to 10 men, when DC substitute Gabriel Pirani was warned for his response to Gaston Brumen after Brugman’s dishonesty.
The replays to show Pirani appeared that Brugman’s body was hit with a closed fist, but Fiero was not called to the Replay Monitor.
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