Chattanooga Red Wolves SC (10-8-9) hosts Toronto FC II (9-10-8) at David Stanton Field Saturday night.
The team’s playoff hopes are contingent on a win against Toronto and a favorable result for Lansing Ignite (12-5-10) against Forward Madison FC (11-9-7) on Saturday.
The match marks the third and final meeting between Chattanooga and Toronto with the series sitting at 0-0-2. Toronto last visited Chattanooga on June 1, and the match ended in a 2-2 draw.
Chattanooga sits in fifth place in League One standings with 39 points, just one point shy of the fourth-place playoff spot currently occupied by Madison. If Madison loses or ties to second-place Lansing, the Red Wolves are still eligible to clinch the fourth and final playoff spot with a win against Toronto.
Saturday will see defender Leo Folla available to play following his one-game suspension after receiving a red card for two cautionable offenses against Orlando City B on September 21.
Toronto enters the match missing defender Franco Ramos Mingo following his red card for two bad fouls.
DETAILS
- Gates open at 6:00 p.m. // Kickoff at 7:00 p.m.
- $5 parking // cash and card accepted
- Saturday is Fan Appreciation Night
- First 500 fans receive a 2019 team poster
- All kids under 12 wearing a soccer jersey receive FREE admission
- 30% off all Red Wolves merchandise in stadium
- Autograph session on the field following the match
- Special Supporters Section deal: $5 tickets!
For game day procedures and David Stanton Field policies, click here.
Follow @ChattRedWolves on Twitter for in-game updates // #CHTvTOR
ABOUT toronto fc ii
Toronto FC II is one of ten founding members of USL League One. The Canadian professional soccer team is based in Toronto, Ontario and is the reserve team and minor league affiliate of Toronto FC as well as in partnership with Toronto FC Academy. Toronto plays home matches at BMO Field. The team is led by head coach Michael Rabasca. He is assisted by Chris Pozniak and Phil Boerger.
MATCH FACTS
- Chattanooga Red Wolves SC currently sits in fifth place in the USL League One standings with 39 points.
- Toronto sits in sixth place, eliminated from playoff contention, with 35 points.
- The two clubs faced off back on September 6 in Toronto, resulting in a 2-2 draw.
- The match marks the third and final meeting between the clubs.
