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Nashville SC vs Red Bull New York

Sample work: pages from a 9-page pre-game report on Nashville SC vs Red Bull New York (MLS, 1 Nov 2026), built only from public data, with the focus on Nashville SC. Expect Nashville to control the game at home: they are 14-2-0 at GEODIS Park with 2.81 goals a game, while the Red Bulls are 5-3-8 away and concede 1.88 a game there. Plan for a visitor that shoots often but finishes poorly (12.6 goals below its xG this season), and for a decisive last 15 minutes, where 27% of Nashville's goals come.

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What the staff should plan for

Three points to prepare before kick-off.

01 · HOME AND AWAY

A home record built to start fast

Nashville are unbeaten at home (14-2-0, 45 scored, 12 conceded) and have conceded 1 goal in the first 15 minutes all season. The Red Bulls concede 17% of their goals in that opening block. Plan to press high from the start.

02 · CHANCES AND FINISHING

Limit the volume, not just the danger

The Red Bulls took 39 shots in their last two games and 72% of their season shots come from inside the box. They finish 12.6 goals below their xG, but created more than two goals' worth of chances in each of the last two. Keep Hall and Cowell outside the box.

03 · THE LAST 15 MINUTES

Set pieces and fresh legs late

27% of Nashville's goals come after 75', the block where the Red Bulls concede most (24%). The August meeting was won 1-0 at 90+2' by a set-piece header. Plan the substitutions and Espinoza's deliveries (13 assists) for the end.

Inside the report

Six of the nine pages.

Report cover for Nashville SC vs Red Bull New York with a tale-of-the-tape table, recent form chips, the 1-0 Nashville win in August and three key points. — **Cover and tale of the tape.** Table, form, home and away records, top scorers, the last meeting and three keys for Sunday.

Table comparing Nashville and Red Bull New York per game with share bars, next to a home and away split showing Nashville 14-2-0 at home and the Red Bulls 5-3-8 away. — **The season, side by side.** Per-game numbers for both teams, and the split that matters: Nashville at home against the Red Bulls away.

Two bar charts of goals by 15-minute block: Nashville scoring against Red Bulls conceding, and Red Bulls scoring against Nashville conceding. — **When the goals come.** Each side's goals by 15-minute block against the other's goals conceded. Nashville score most after 75'; the Red Bulls concede most there.

Four match cards with expected goals, shots, possession and pressure for Nashville's and the Red Bulls' last two games. — **The last two games each.** xG from two data models side by side, shots, possession and late pressure, with a short read of each game.

Six player matchup cards with photos and statistics, Nashville players on the left and Red Bull New York players on the right. — **Six matchups.** Striker against centre back, number 10 against the midfield, the flanks and the goalkeepers, with a point for each.

Five numbered planning points for Nashville, a bottom-line box and a note on what would change the plan. — **Clear points for the staff.** Five things to plan for, a bottom line, and what on the team sheets would change the plan.

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