With Nissan Stadium health guidelines as his bullseye, Nashville SC CEO Ian Ayre is aiming at a moving target. The club's 2021 Major League Soccer season opener is April 17, and Ayre's decision to ...

Nashville's new MLS soccer team will call Nissan Stadium home for its first two seasons and Nashville SC will give fans a taste for what that will be like Saturday night. The USL club will play ...

Depending on the team’s lease agreement with Nissan Stadium (which is owned by the city and county government), the team could feasibly leave Nashville as early as the 2021 season. Relocation is ...

Welcome to Nashville, whose new MLS stadium is the largest, and might be loudest, soccer stadium in the U.S. Turron Davenport May 2, 2022, 09:11 AM ET. ... [Nissan Stadium]," Smith said.

There were 59,069 fans who packed Nissan Stadium for Nashville SC's inaugural MLS match | USA Today Sports Images. There were fireworks and vinyl records and guitar riffs and an equalizing goal ...

When Nashville MLS begin play in 2020 it will be at Nissan Stadium, the club's CEO confirmed recently. The club's new $275 million, 30,500-seater stadium expected to be ready for MLS action in ...

Nashville's MLS team will officially start play in 2020, and for their first year, they will play at Nissan Stadium, the home of the Tennessee Titans, until their own soccer-specific stadium is ...

MLS, Nashville at odds with new mayor over stadium project. January 31, 2020 at 3:00 p.m. | Updated January 31, 2020 at 3:00 p.m.

Nashville's MLS expansion bid continues to gain ... Gold Cup and a friendly between Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur attracted more than 100,000 soccer fans to Nashville’s Nissan Stadium.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Nissan Stadium shared updates on the construction of the new stadium. They have begun installing ...

MLS Commissioner Don Garber told Mayor Cooper that MLS wouldn't have awarded Nashville an expansion team without the commitment made by the city to build a soccer stadium at the Fairgrounds.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Major League Soccer and its new Nashville team say Mayor John Cooper refused Thursday to commit to moving ahead with a stadium plan approved under the previous mayor. MLS ...