Nashville SC's second half surely wasn't its better half Aug. 1 during what turned out to be a 2-2 draw against D.C. United in Washington, D.C.
Blowing a two-goal lead, like NSC (12-4-2) did in this game, will draw those conclusions.
But Nashville SC coach B.J. Callaghan said he isn't ready to hit the panic ******* on and believes the team atop the Supporters' Shield standings hasn't lost it since the World Cup break.
"When you look at our last four games, we have two wins, a draw and a loss," he said. "We're constantly looking to improve and get better. That's what we'll continue to do as we move into the Leagues Cup."
As for the second half Aug. 1, during which goals by D.C. United's Silvan Hefti and Tai Baribo evened the score 2-2 after Sam Surridge's penalty kick and Shak Mohammed's goal in the first half. Callaghan said there was no excuse.
#callaghan
Blowing a two-goal lead, like NSC (12-4-2) did in this game, will draw those conclusions.
But Nashville SC coach B.J. Callaghan said he isn't ready to hit the panic ******* on and believes the team atop the Supporters' Shield standings hasn't lost it since the World Cup break.
"When you look at our last four games, we have two wins, a draw and a loss," he said. "We're constantly looking to improve and get better. That's what we'll continue to do as we move into the Leagues Cup."
As for the second half Aug. 1, during which goals by D.C. United's Silvan Hefti and Tai Baribo evened the score 2-2 after Sam Surridge's penalty kick and Shak Mohammed's goal in the first half. Callaghan said there was no excuse.
#callaghan
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