Chevone Marsh’s 10th goal of 2023 moved him into a tie for fourth place in USL League One scoring this season.
It wasn’t enough to give the Chattanooga Red Wolves their second road win of the year.
Chattanooga lost 2-1 Wednesday night to the Greenville Triumph in South Carolina, with the Red Wolves falling to 5-14-5 in league play overall, including 1-11-1 in away games. The road victory was 3-2 against One Knoxville SC on July 22, while the road tie was 1-1 against Central Valley on Aug. 5.
Chattanooga remains stuck at 20 points and 11th out of 12 teams in the USL League One Standings — ahead of Central Valley — but the Red Wolves’ minus-19 goal differential is worst in the league.
Marsh scored in the eighth of nine minutes of first-half stoppage time at fifth-place Greenville (10-7-6), which was already up 2-0 at that point with goals in the 26th minute and five minutes before the Red Wolves found the net. The Triumph, in the thick of the fight for one of the league’s six playoff berths with less than two months left in the regular season, finished with a 13-11 edge in shots against Chattanooga, though each team had four on goal.