U.S. Football Team, Columbus Crew VS Nashville: Nashville continues to be unbeaten golden

The US professional football team is in full swing. This weekend, Lol Combe Stadium will usher in a competition between the Eastern Conference teams: Columbus crew sits at home, facing the hot-sized Nashville SC. Both teams currently have 27 points and have both completed 15 league games, but Nashville SC is currently ranked in the top two in the standings with a slight goal difference advantage. The

Columbus crew, the previous five-game unbeaten record, came to an abrupt end after losing 2-3 to Charlotte in the last round away game. This loss also ended the previous three consecutive draws, meaning that Wilfried Nancy's team has failed to win four consecutive league games.

Affected by this, Columbus crew fell to fifth place in the Eastern Conference standings, down three points from the top Philadelphia United. However, returning to Lor Combe Stadium is undoubtedly a heart-warming agent for them, with four of the seven wins this season being won at home.

What is even more encouraging is that the Columbus crew has had a remarkable record against Nashville SC recently. The past three encounters have remained unbeaten, including two wins and a draw. Both wins were won at home and the score was 2-0. If such a result could be copied this weekend, they would definitely accept it happily.

However, Columbus crew will face a hot Nashville SC in this battle. The "coyotes" have remained unbeaten in eight consecutive games in all competitions, including six wins and two draws, and are in full swing.

In the latest game, BJ Callahan's team beat Toronto FC 2-1 away, and Sam Salic scored twice, helping the team continue their victory.

Despite the overall strong performance, Nashville SC's away record is still a concern. This season, they only won two games but lost three games. What is more noteworthy is that 10 of their 17 goals conceded this season came from away games, and their vulnerability on the away defense will be a breakthrough that Columbus crews can take advantage of.

Columbus crew members, defenders Rudy Camacho and Andres Herrera were both out due to thigh injuries. Uruguayan attacking midfielder Diego Rossi will once again become a key figure in the team. He has participated in 11 goals (7 goals and 4 assists) this season, which is the biggest threat to coach Nancy's offensive end.

Nashville SC's injury list is also increasing. Taylor Washington, Maximus Eck and Taylor Boyd were all plagued by knee injuries, and Julian Gaines was also out of the game due to a thigh injury. In addition, key defender Walker Zimmerman is still recovering from a head injury and has missed recent games; Gaston Brugman is plagued by hip problems, and it is still unknown whether the two players can make their debut in the weekend game.

Columbus crews were eager to avoid losing streak to five games, while Nashville SC was determined to maintain strong momentum and strengthen defense on the road. Considering Nashville SC's poor away record, it is unlikely that they will all score three points in this game, but at least they should be able to take away a draw.

Predictive score: Columbus Crew 2-2 Nashville SC.