In the 81st minute, Nashville SC’s own goal host Columbus crew rally was enabled to tie 2–2 on Wednesday.
Hani Mukhtar put Nashville ahead 2–1 in the 78th minute, but the crew responded and a service by Malte Amundsen descended from the foot of slipping Nashville defender Jason Palasios at the Left post for the level.
Nashville (8-4-4, 28 points) remained unbeaten with a record of 5–0-3 in May, including two Lamar Hunt US Open Cup win, scoring more than once.
Crew goalkeeper Nicholas Hagan made a match-blow stop at Andy Nazar in the fifth minute of the second half stops minute. While playing for the injured Patrick Shulta, Hegan made four savings.
The crew has four relations and one disadvantage in its last five matches of its last five matches (7-2–7, 28 points) and has not won on 3 May since winning 4–2 over FC.
Nashville opened the scoring in the second minute when Sam Sarij continued his hot streak with his third goal in two matches and finished seventh in his last seven performances.
Patrick Yazbek hit the ball from the left side, which transformed a crew player into an unprecedented Sirij for his ninth goal of the season, three shy of his 2024 clan.
Nashville scored the second goal of the match in the about 40th minute, when Jonathan Perez hit the right post.
The crew continued to insist for equalizer and finally got it in the 69th minute. The center back Steven Morera pushed forward and drilled the 22-yard from the right that Wilis rescued but pushed the ball to Diego Rosie near the left post for his team-high eighth goal.
Nashville used a quick throw-in to take a late temporary lead in the match. Sarij gave Jacob Shaffelberg the ball for a shot, which was rescued by Hegan, but Mukhtar was there to keep it away.
This was the first target allowed by the crew in the last 15 minutes this season, but the lead would not run.
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