Sporting Kansas City finally broke their winless streak with a 2-1 victory over the Seattle Sounders, despite fan unrest over manager Peter Vermes. Johnny Russell and Alenis Vargas scored key goals, restoring some faith in the team. SKC now prepares to face the LA Galaxy on June 15th.
Sporting KC faces a crucial match against longtime rivals Seattle Sounders this weekend. Despite a challenging season with many losses, SKC aims to rekindle hope with key players returning from injuries. Seattle, also struggling, prepares after a bye week. This match could significantly impact both teams’ seasons. Kickoff is 7:30 PM at Children’s Mercy Park.
Sporting Kansas City (2-5-9) lost 3-1 to Minnesota United (8-4-3) at Allianz Field, with Johnny Russell scoring SKC’s only goal. Goals from Oluwaseyi, Lod, and Arriaga lifted Minnesota to second in the Western Conference. SKC faces a seven-game losing streak, longest active winless streak in MLS (0-2-8).
Sporting Kansas City, with a poor record of 2-5-8 and a nine-game winless streak, will face Minnesota United, who are 4th in the Western Conference. The issues stem from managerial concerns with Peter Vermes taking on too many roles.
Sporting Kansas City (2-5-7; 11pts) will face the Vancouver Whitecaps (5-4-5; 19pts) in their first midweek game at Children’s Mercy Park. Kansas City seeks to end a two-month winless streak. Vancouver, with only five losses, previously fell to Inter Miami. The match is on Wednesday, May 29.
Sporting Kansas City continued their struggles, losing to Austin FC, marking their fourth loss in the last five MLS matches. Captain Johnny Russell scored his season’s first goal, but couldn’t prevent the defeat. Jake Davis also scored, securing his second goal of the season. Next, Sporting faces FC Tulsa in the U.S. Open Cup.
Sporting Kansas City, currently near the bottom of the league, will travel to Austin FC this Saturday at Q2 Stadium. Following a recent loss, SKC aims to improve their standing and team mentality under Manager Peter Vermes. Key player Memo Rodriguez will face his former team. All players are available except Dany Rosero and Remi Walter due to injuries.
Sporting Kansas City sought to avenge their playoff loss to Houston Dynamo but fell short, losing 2-1. Despite equalizing, defensive struggles persisted as Houston’s late goal highlighted SKC’s ongoing difficulties. Manager Peter Vermes expressed disappointment, emphasizing the need for improved effort. The team will face FC Tulsa in the US Open Cup next.
Sporting Kansas City is set to face Real Salt Lake after a recent fall in the MLS Power Rankings. Jake Davis signed a contract extension and is optimistic about his achievement. In their last encounter, Sporting won 3-2. Sporting aims to bounce back after a winless April. Watch the game at 8:30p CT on MLS Season Pass on Apple TV+.
Sporting Kansas City extends defender Jake Davis through 2027 season with option for 2028. The 22-year-old has been a key player, transitioning to defender after starting in midfield. With 810 minutes played and impressive stats, he’s a valuable asset. Davis will join manager Peter Vermes for media availability on Thursday.
