Nashville beats four points when Nashville beats Seven Chicago
British forward Sam Surid hit four times, and Nashville beat the Chicago Fire 7-2 in the Major League on Saturday.
The 26-year-old former Nottingham Forest forward scored twice from free throws in a first-half rout, Nashville rose 5-0 at the break and Germany's Hany Mukhtar also scored twice.
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Spridge then added two goals earlier in the second half, both calming down after he was clearly shown by the long ball that Chicago’s poor Chicago defense couldn’t handle.
Chicago scored two goals late after the game, but the result was humiliating against Chicago head coach Gregg Berhalter, who had his first confrontation with his former U.S. national team assistant BJ Callaghan.
– Bicycle kick –
Cincinnati forward Kevin Denkey scored twice, including a great bike kick, with Ohio State defeating Kansas City Sports 2-1.
The 24-year-old Togo International striker, who scored a record-breaking over $16 million in Cincinnati's club when he signed from Belgian club Cercle Brugge in January, showed exactly why he rated his astonishing strike so highly.
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After Kansas City failed to clear a corner, Luca Orellano crossed a crowded area and Denkey jumped into the air and sprinted into the spectacular volley, boosting his team 2-0 in the 78th minute.
Denkey started the scoring in the 43rd minute, after Lukas Engel's left-footed shot was eliminated by John Pulskamp.
In the 89th minute, KC returned the goal through a Zorhan Bassong blast, but Cincinnati kept it with three points.
Cincinnati Football Club head coach Pat Noonan tells reporters about Denkey's miraculous explosion.
“Of course, this is one of the best goals I've ever seen in person.”
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Before Saturday’s later game, Cincinnati’s seventh victory in 10 games made Cincinnati’s number one in the Eastern Conference rankings, with Denkey saying the team was rewarded for their efforts.
“It's amazing. We know we're a competitive team. Working hard is hard work, the focus and the winning mentality we have every time we step on the court.”
The Columbus crew rose to second place with a 2-1 victory over the San Jose earthquake, while the Philadelphia League finished third after a 3-0 victory over DC United.
Norwegian defender Jakob Glesnes opened the league with a 15th minute volleyball while midfielder Danley Jean-Jacques doubled the lead with a highlighted strike after seven minutes apart.
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Substitute Bruno Damiani added third place in the 77th minute with easy and good personal effort.
Noah Eile returned home from the corner, the New York Red Bulls beat Montreal 1-0, while Alonso Martinez's penalty kick gave the New York Football Club a 1-0 victory in Toronto.
In the West, newcomers San Diego Football Club lost for the third straight, 3-1 at the real Salt Lake home.
Diego Luna led the RSL with a solo run, making a curling shot into the corner before Mexico hired Lozano to upgrade in a later fine.
Luna put the visitors back in the 54th minute before Sam Junqua's sweet shot went 3-1.
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Houston won Dexs with a 2-0 victory over Austin's Dexs derby, recently signed a goal by Czech striker Ondrej Lingr, followed by a powerful strike by Argentina's Ezequiel Ponce.
International Miami faces Dallas Football Club on Sunday.
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