Seacoast United Phantoms came from the right side of a five-goal contest to beat Connecticut Rush 3–2 on the road in USL League Two action on Saturday. Specific goal scorers and times were not confirmed at the time of publication.

What is clear is that the Phantoms found enough firepower to outscore their hosts in a back-and-forth affair that produced five goals across the 90 minutes. Connecticut Rush managed to find the net twice but could not hold up their end defensively, conceding three times at home in a result that will sting.

For Seacoast United, the away victory represents the kind of result that builds momentum in a compact League Two season, where matches are few and the margins between playoff contention and elimination are razor-thin. Scoring three goals on the road is no small feat at any level, and the Phantoms will take confidence from their attacking output regardless of how the goals came about.

Connecticut Rush, meanwhile, will look at this one as a missed opportunity. Two goals at home should put a team in a strong position, but defensive lapses proved costly. Conceding three left them empty-handed despite contributing to an open, high-scoring game.

Neither side picked up a booking, with the referee keeping his cards in his pocket throughout a contest that, for all its goals, avoided any major disciplinary flashpoints.

The result gives Seacoast United Phantoms a valuable three points on the road and leaves Connecticut Rush searching for answers at the back heading into their next fixture.