Tickets For United States Nashville Events in Tennessee

American Soccer fans have a reason to celebrate since the United States Men’s National Team is bringing home some incredible soccer action. Just four days before the start of the CONCACAF Gold Cup 2015, the US MNT will play against Guatemala on July 3, 2015 in Nashville. The United States Nashville tickets for the highly-anticipated match are for the taking now and fans have been gathering around venues to get their hands on them. US team coach Jurgen Klinsmann believes the match will be the best tune-up for the Gold Cup because US MNT is slated to play the opening match against the Honduras in the big event. Get ready to witness some spectacular soccer moves this season and enjoy the excitement.

United States Vs Guatemala

US and Guatemala last met ahead of the CONCACAF Gold Cup in July 2013 and things haven’t changed much since then. Team US had defeated Guatemala 6-0, settling for an all-time record of 14-4-6 against the latter. The two teams will be facing each other once again at the LP Field in Nashville and soccer lovers can’t wait to see how Guatemala strikes back. The United States Nashville tickets have become hard to come by because the stadium has a history of a sold-out crowd whenever US MNT hits the road. The team played in front of 29,059 spectators at the venue in 2011, which broke all Tennessee crowd records for the game. The team’s average attendance figures in Nashville roundabout to 28,000.

Event and Venue Attractions

Home to the Tennessee Titans of NFL and the Tennessee State University Tigers, the LP Field is a special venue. The stadium also hosts the annual CMA Music Festival and has a capacity of 69,000. Those heading to watch the event will be treated to a beautiful view of the historic stadium that hosts college football bowl games like the Music City Bowl. Many believe this will be the most thrilling competition before CONCACAF’s flagship tournament begins on July 7, 2015. Here is a chance to watch some of America’s most talented soccer athletes as they prepare to crush the opponent for the coveted title.