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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Mikael Uhre notched himself into the Nashville SC and MLS record books on Sunday when he became the first goal-scorer in the history of GEODIS Park.
Uhre, who was facing his former Brondby IF teammate Hany Mukhtar in Nashville SC’s first game at the new 30,000-seat soccer specific stadium, silenced the home crowd when he collected a long floated pass from Daniel Gazdag, shook off a defender and buried his shot into the Nashville net.
The Union counter. Masterclass. #DOOP
— Brotherly Game (@BrotherlyGame) May 1, 2022
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Traveling Philadelphia Union supporters celebrated Uhre’s first Union goal by singing the chant made popular by the supporters at his former club in Denmark.
“Uhre, Mikael Uhre!!!” pic.twitter.com/8QcrwuGowK
— Brotherly Game (@BrotherlyGame) May 1, 2022
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