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SportsTuesday, November 3

AC Boise wins its first playoff game 2-0 and hosts Chattanooga in the USL League One semifinals

The Daily Nampa teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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AC Boise isn't done playing at home. The No. 3 seed beat No. 6 One Knoxville SC 2-0 Sunday night for the club's first-ever playoff win, in front of an announced 7,613 fans. Tumi Moshobane scored in the 37th minute and Jesús Barea added an insurance goal in the 92nd, both set up by Nick Moon. Not a bad way to open the playoffs.

Boise shut out Knoxville and now hosts Chattanooga

  • One Knoxville SC0
    Athletic Club Boise2
    FinalAnnounced crowd of 7,613 set a USL League One playoff record
  • Chattanooga Red Wolves SC
    Athletic Club Boise
    SaturdayUSL League One semifinal, live on ESPN+

Sources: Idaho Press, KBOI

No. 7 Chattanooga Red Wolves SC got to Saturday's semifinal with a 5-4 penalty shootout win over Union Omaha after a 1-1 draw. Boise beat Chattanooga twice in the regular season, and the match will be live on ESPN+ if you can't get to the stadium.

  • Goals: Moshobane in the 37th minute, Barea in the 92nd
  • Win streak: five straight
  • Regular season vs. Knoxville: a loss and a draw
  • Semifinal: Chattanooga Red Wolves SC, live on ESPN+

7,613announced crowd at Athletic Club Boise Stadium, a USL League One playoff record

Boise hosts the semifinal at home too.

Source: Idaho Press

Sources: Idaho Press, KBOI

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