Chaos clearly came out looking to get some "get-back" against the team that beat them on the field and let them know about it, specifically Matt Gaudet. 

The emotions deriving from the first game almost got Chaos in trouble, though. Chaos’ Tyson Bell hit Gaudet late after his goal, and Chrome was able to capitalize and scored another goal on the power play, to keep them within one to end the first quarter.

Chaos' offense didn't let up in the second quarter though; the ball flew around, especially from the midfield where six of their seven first-half assists came from. 

Chaos’ coach Andy Towers wanted to keep his team focused during the quarter. He was heard telling his team to "stay cocky, stay in the moment" in a huddle during the second quarter.

His team responded by putting up seven goals in the second, and by halftime, they had scored more points than they had in any game and built up a 12-6 lead.

But Chaos knew a lead in the first half means nothing since they blew one against Chrome in the teams’ first matchup.

The red and black’s middies eliminated the potential for déjà vu.

They came out looking to build on their first-half performance and that goal was accomplished early when Jake Froccaro scored his second two-pointer.