Mississippi Brilla FC and Memphis FC played out a 3–3 draw in USL League Two on Wednesday, splitting six goals in a back-and-forth contest. Specific goal scorers and times were not confirmed in the official match record.

The result means both sides took a point from a game that saw plenty of action at both ends. Six goals across 90 minutes told the story of two teams willing to push forward but unable to lock things down defensively. Neither side could establish a cushion large enough to see the game out, with the scoreline level at the final whistle.

No cards were issued during the match, suggesting that despite the high-scoring nature of the contest, challenges stayed largely clean and neither team resorted to cynical fouling to stem the opposition's momentum.

For Mississippi Brilla FC, conceding three at home will sting, particularly in a game where they found the net three times themselves. The attacking output was there — the defensive discipline was not. Memphis FC, meanwhile, will take encouragement from their ability to match their hosts goal for goal on the road, though they too will look at the chances that came and went without a decisive fourth.

In a league where the margins between playoff contention and an early summer exit are razor-thin, a point apiece keeps both clubs in the mix but does little to separate them from the pack. Both will know that tightening up at the back could be the difference in the weeks ahead.