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Tyrese Spicer, Maxime Crépeau help Orlando City end Nashville's 10-match unbeaten run in 1-0 victory

Tyrese Spicer scored in the 72nd minute and Maxime Crépeau made three saves as Orlando City handed Nashville SC its first loss in 11 matches.

  • On Saturday, Orlando City defeated Eastern Conference-leading Nashville 1-0, ending the visitors' 10-match unbeaten run with a second-half goal from Tyrese Spicer.
  • A weather delay of 1 hour preceded the match, which Nashville entered leading the Supporters Shield standings while seeking to extend its franchise-best winning streak.
  • Spicer, who subbed in during the 53rd minute, broke the scoreless tie at 72 minutes using assists from 18-year-old rookie Justin Ellis and defender Adrián Marín to score his career-best three goals this season.
  • Goalkeeper Maxime Crépeau made three saves for his second shutout in 16 starts, while Nashville—which had won five consecutive matches—struggled to score and suffered another season loss.
  • Orlando City next visits the New York Red Bulls on Saturday, while Nashville travels to face United on the same day to resume its MLS campaign after the upset loss.
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Tyrese Spicer, Maxime Crépeau help Orlando City end Nashville's 10-match unbeaten run in 1-0 victory

Tyrese Spicer scored in the second half and Maxime Crépeau made it stand up as Orlando City ended Eastern Conference-leading Nashville SC’s 10-match unbeaten run with a 1-0 victory.

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The Tennessean broke the news in Nashville, United States on Saturday, July 25, 2026.
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