Philadelphia Union 0-0 Nashville SC result, stats and report

Philadelphia Union ran out comfortable 3-1 winners at New York RB, with goals from Milan Iloski, Cavan Sullivan, and Neil Pierre sealing a result that flattered nobody. New York RB have now conceded eight goals in their last five MLS matches and the basics simply are not being done.

Nashville SC were ruthless at home, putting four past Cincinnati without reply in a performance that had everything you want from a winning team. Cincinnati had the chances to make a game of it and wasted every single one.

Nashville SC controlled large portions of this MLS contest but could not convert their superiority into goals, leaving New York City to claim a point they barely deserved.

Nashville SC arrive at this fixture on the back of four wins from five, having scored fourteen goals along the way. Toronto have not lost in their last five but they have not exactly been pulling up trees either.

Philadelphia Union host Orlando City on Sunday morning in a fixture that pits one of MLS's most consistent recent home sides against a travelling outfit that has proven they can hurt anyone on their day. Connor Maguire breaks it down.

Nashville SC carry an unblemished home record into Sunday's clash with Chicago Fire, a side that cannot stop conceding regardless of where they play. The patterns here are clear, and they point in one direction.

Sporting KC host Philadelphia Union on Sunday carrying one of the worst defensive records in the Western Conference, but the visitors arrive with their own away form telling a troubling story. Something has to give, and the patterns in the data point toward a specific kind of match.

San Diego have built one of the more convincing home records in the Western Conference this season, but Philadelphia Union arrive in California carrying an xG profile that suggests they are significantly better than their league position shows.