The Men in Black improve to 8-12-6 with a 2-1 win over Chattanooga Red Wolves SC on Saturday night.
James Kelley Special to the Arizona Daily Star After missing a “sitter” in the first half, FC Tucson defender Kaelon Fox declared “I gotta score the next one.”The Men in Black went on to beat Chattanooga Red Wolves SC 2-1 on Saturday night, for their fourth straight home win.
People are also reading… With the loss Chattanooga dropped to sixth place, the last playoff spot. With 30 points, FC Tucson is seven back of the Red Wolves but have a match in hand. “We’re just in really good form,” Fox said. “Everyone believes in each other, everyone’s working for each other, everyone’s dying for each other."Then in the 34th minute FC Tucson defender Luca Mastrantonio gave up a penalty kick on a hand ball. Chattanooga forward Moe Espinoza converted that penalty kick.FC Tucson swept the season series with the Red Wolves, they also won a pair of matches, 3-2 on Apr. 23 and 2-1 on June 25, at Chattanooga.
FC Tucson plays next at Greenville Triumph on Saturday. Their next home match is Oct. 5 when Central Valley Fuego FC comes to town.
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