Brian Schwake
NSH
GK
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Aug 24, 2001 (25)
Right
6'2"
174 lb
Nashville SCKeeps another clean sheet
Schwake made one save in Saturday's 0-0 draw at New York City.
Analysis: Schwake continues to rack up the clean sheets, and he is now tied for the league lead with 11 shutouts on the season. Nashville are currently in the driver's seat for the Supporters' Shield, and they will look to keep the defensive effort up on the road against Toronto FC on Wednesday.
Blanks FC Cincinnati
Schwake made six saves, including multiple point-blank stops, in Saturday's 4-0 win over FC Cincinnati.
Analysis: Schwake showed why he's established himself among MLS's elite goalkeepers, reeling off some highlight-reel saves en route to his 10th clean sheet of the season. Nashville have a tough upcoming three game road stretch, kicking off with a match at New York City FC on Saturday.
Concedes twice Saturday
Schwake had no saves and allowed two goals in Saturday's 3-2 victory versus Columbus Crew.
Analysis: Schwake conceded a pair of goals Saturday, including a free kick scored by Andre Gomes in the 68th minute. His defense played fairly well despite those two goals, as they were the only two shots on target Schwake faced in the match. It marked the fifth time through 21 starts that he conceded multiple goals, though thanks to a late surge by the attack the team is undefeated in those five matches. Next up is a difficult matchup versus FC Cincinnati, a side which has scored 49 goals through 21 matches this season.
Notches ninth clean sheet
Schwake made one save in Wednesday's 1-0 win over the New York Red Bulls.
Analysis: Schwake only had to make one save on the night, but it was a big one, denying Emil Forsberg from point-blank range with a kick save. The shutout marks his ninth clean sheet of the season, putting him just one back of the league lead. A two-game homestand kicks off on Saturday with a clash against the Columbus Crew.
Stops PK, assists in win over Miami
Schwake made four saves, including a Lionel Messi penalty kick, and also assisted on a goal in Saturday's 4-1 win over Inter Miami.
Analysis: Schwake once again stood tall to help Nashville SC win the battle between the two best clubs in Major League Soccer. He made several phenomenal stops to keep Messi off the scoresheet, including a momentum-shifting penalty-kick save in the first half. He also notched his first career assist when his punt bounced over the Inter Miami goalkeeper and into the path of an onrushing Hany Mukhtar. Up next is a road clash with the New York Red Bulls on Wednesday.
Saves five in 2-2 draw
Schwake made five saves in Saturday's 2-2 draw at D.C. United.
Analysis: Schwake was peppered with shots throughout the night and did enough to help Nashville escape D.C. with a point to stay atop the Supporters' Shield standings. Nashville will embark on its Leagues Cup journey over the next two weeks before returning to league play at home in a heavyweight bout with Inter Miami on Saturday, August 15.
Saves three, concedes one in loss
Schwake made three saves in Saturday's 1-0 loss at Orlando City.
Analysis: Schwake conceded for the first time in three matches, and Nashville couldn't do enough in the attack to get the result away from home. Up next he goes on the road to face a D.C. United side that is quietly unbeaten in four straight and has scored in nine consecutive contests.
Saves three in 2-1 win
Schwake made three saves in Saturday's 2-1 win over New York City FC.
Analysis: Schwake did his part to see Nashville collect another win and see them at the top of the Supporters Shield standings heading into the World Cup break. He has played every minute of every match and has quickly become one of the best goalkeepers in MLS. Nashville returns to action at home against Atlanta United on Friday, July 17.
Career-high seven saves in win
Schwake made seven saves in Sunday's 3-2 win over LAFC.
Analysis: Schwake made a career-high seven saves to help Nashville SC collect a statement win against a high-powered LAFC side. He's in the midst of a breakout season, with six clean sheets so far to see Nashville currently atop the Supporters Shield standings. He'll look to see out another win at home against New York City FC on Saturday.
Two saves, sixth clean sheet in win
Schwake made two saves in Wednesday's 3-0 win at New England.
Analysis: Schwake did his part to help Nashville pick up a big road win in a clash of the top two teams in the Eastern Conference. The netminder is up to six clean sheets on the season, and he'll need to be locked in for Saturday's home match with a high-octane LAFC attack.
Saves four in 2-2 draw
Schwake made four saves in Saturday's 2-2 draw with D.C. United.
Analysis: Schwake conceded twice before the 30-minute mark but then stood tall to help Nashville secure its fifth straight unbeaten match. Up next is a battle of the top teams in the Eastern Conference when Nashville travels to face a New England Revolution side that is unbeaten at home in 2026.
Four saves in fifth clean sheet
Schwake made four saves in Saturday's 0-0 draw at Philadelphia.
Analysis: Schwake came up with some phenomenal stops on the way to his fifth clean sheet of the season. He did what was asked of him to help a less-than-full-strength Nashville side see out a draw to earn a big point on the road. Now he'll look to help The Boys in Gold overcome the odds in Concacaf Champions Cup at Tigres on Tuesday before resuming league play at home against D.C. United on Saturday.
Four saves in fourth clean sheet
Schwake made four saves in Saturday's 2-0 win at Atlanta.
Analysis: Schwake registered a season high four saves en route to his fourth clean sheet of the season. He's been a revelation in goal since entering the starting lineup, and he'll look to keep it rolling at home against Charlotte FC on Saturday.
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