Sporting Kansas City returned to Children’s Mercy Park after a loss at their temporary home, hoping to bounce back against a talented St. Louis team. Despite early offense, they ended in a 3-3 tie after a dramatic game with controversial referee decisions. Saint Louis now rests for two weeks, while Kansas City heads to Minnesota for their next game on April 27th.
Sporting Kansas City will face cross-state rival St. Louis City in their sixth meeting this Saturday. Sporting ended St. Louis’ last season in the playoffs, and will play them three times this season. Peter Vermes confirmed the availability of the team, except for Logan Ndenbe. The match starts at 7:30p.
Inter Miami secures a 3-2 victory over Sporting Kansas City at GEHA Field, in front of 72,610 spectators. Despite a recent loss, Miami’s players recovered and performed well. Lionel Messi, scoring his fifth goal for Miami this season, made a notable return. Sporting KC aims to earn more points in their upcoming match against St. Louis City.
As the highly anticipated match between Sporting Kansas City and Inter Miami at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium nears, speculation grows about Lionel Messi’s participation. SKC trained at Arrowhead, while Inter Miami played in Concacaf Champions Cup, ultimately losing to Monterrey. Johnny Russell’s availability for Saturday remains uncertain. The match promises to be historic.
The Portland Timbers made a stunning comeback in Kansas City, securing a 3-3 draw. Despite being down 3-0 at halftime, Portland rallied in the second half with goals from Evander and Felipe Mora, and ultimately Eric Miller’s historic goal. Sporting missed a chance to move up the standings and now prepares to face Inter Miami.
The upcoming Sporting Kansas City vs. Inter Miami CF match on April 13 raises uncertainty about Lionel Messi’s participation. President Jake Reid aims for a Kansas-heavy attendance and expects a sellout at Arrowhead. Messi’s recent injury and upcoming Inter Miami games will determine his April 13 involvement. The highly-anticipated match airs at 7:30pm on MLS Season Pass or at GEHA Field.
Sporting Kansas City claimed a 3-1 victory over Toronto FC. Jake Davis scored his first MLS goal from a long distance, and rookie Alenis Vargas also netted his first goal after substituting in. Goalkeeper Tim Melia’s solid performance limited Toronto to one goal. SKC continues with a 3-match home stand.
Sporting Kansas City faced off against LA Galaxy at Children’s Mercy Park, with Sporting aiming to continue their winning streak. After a slow start, Sporting took the lead with goals from Nemanja Radoja and Willy Agada. However, in the second half, LA Galaxy scored three goals in 8 minutes, leading to a 3-2 defeat for SKC. Despite this setback, the team remains positive as they prepare to face Toronto FC next.
Sporting Kansas City secured their first win of the season in a 2-1 victory over San Jose Earthquakes. The match saw early goals from both teams with San Jose’s Vitor Costa scoring first but Sporting responding with goals from Dany Rosero and Alan Pulido. The win sets the stage for upcoming matches against Seattle Sounders and LA Galaxy on March 23rd.
In the Kansas City home opener, Sporting dominated in many aspects but failed to secure a win against Philadelphia. Despite an early disallowed goal, Kansas City took the lead, only for Philadelphia to equalize in stoppage time. The match ended in a draw, leaving both teams winless as they prepare for their next games.
