The US Soccer Men’s Olympic roster revealed Sporting KC’s Jake Davis and John Pulskamp as alternates for the Paris 2024 Olympics. Davis, 22, boasts 55 MLS appearances with 2 goals and 4 assists since 2021. Pulskamp, 23, has logged 2287 minutes in goal since 2019.
Sporting KC electrifies Kansas City with a decisive win over FC Dallas, led by Willy Agada’s standout performance. Agada’s two goals were pivotal in securing victory, with Memo Rodriguez adding a stunning late strike. Tensions escalated post-match, setting the stage for a fiery US Open Cup rematch in three days.
Sporting Kansas City readies for FC Dallas clash amidst busy schedule, prioritizing US Open Cup. Key players return from injury while Dallas faces challenges with absentees. Game crucial for SKC’s playoff hopes, history suggests close contest. Kickoff 7:30 PM at Children’s Mercy Park, streaming on Apple TV.
Sporting Kansas City, founded in 1995 as the Kansas City Wiz, has evolved into a powerhouse in Major League Soccer. With multiple championships, including MLS and US Open Cups, and a robust youth development program, SKC continues to shape soccer culture in Kansas City and beyond with state-of-the-art facilities and competitive teams.
Sporting Kansas City faces Colorado Rapids tonight in a must-win match. Sitting at the bottom, SKC aims to capitalize on a recent defensive resurgence. Colorado, fifth in the West, seeks to extend their winning streak despite missing Kevin Cabral. Watch live at 8:30 PM CT on Apple TV from Dick’s Sporting Goods Park.
Sporting KC clinched their third home win on a vibrant night in Kansas City, overcoming a spirited Austin side in a tense, chippy affair. Stephen Afrifa’s late goal sealed the victory amidst celebrations honoring Salloi and Espinoza, marking a memorable evening capped off with a dazzling fireworks display.
This Saturday at Children’s Mercy Park, amidst Sporting KC versus Austin FC, 50 new US citizens including star forward Daniel Salloi will be honored. Roger Espinoza’s retirement adds nostalgia. Sporting’s new Sporting Director Mike Burns hopes to steer a fresh course. Excitement builds for the 7:30 PM kickoff against struggling Austin FC.
Sporting Kansas City announced Mike Burns as their new sporting director, bringing his MLS and national team experience to the technical staff. Formerly with the New England Revolution, Burns aims to enhance player recruitment and development, starting with an introduction next Tuesday after attending Saturday’s game against Austin FC.
Columbus dominated, asserting MLS Cup credentials. Sporting KC faltered despite early chances; defensive lapses haunted them. Pulskamp’s saves held briefly, but Columbus broke through twice before halftime. Second half, SKC changes faltered; Columbus added two more. SKC’s efforts, including Davis, fell short. Columbus triumphed 4-0; SKC faces Austin FC next on June 29.
At Children’s Mercy Park in Kansas City, Kansas, the contrasting scenes unfold: from the bustling pavilion to the stark pitch where Sporting KC battles. Despite recent struggles, forward Willy Agada shines with resilience and hope, his smile a beacon amid frustrating defeats. “Keep our heads up,” he urges, as challenges mount.
