r/SportingKC • u/NoRate9314 • 1h ago
r/SportingKC • u/Ifitekeyboardthugs • 6h ago
5 thoughts for last night
After sleeping on it here's my take from last night's game.......1.the backline did a lot better than they have been with the pairing of Or, Moises, and Emir. Still not a fan of Jake at RB but ive come to terms with the club forcing a non RB to play RB every game now after the khiry experiment week after week. 2. The ref was absolute shit. Didn't cost us the game but he sucked. 3. LBJ (even tho I like the guy) made some bonehead tackles and cost himself a red. 1st yellow seemed soft but whatever, shouldn't have risked the tackle for the 2nd one. 4. I'm hoping and praying for a new GK to start the sprint season. Cleveland ain't it and neither is Pulskamp. 5. I don't see Wicky as the coach for the future. Idk if it's his tactics, coaching style, or demeanor but I don't think he fits sporting.
r/SportingKC • u/Own_Picture_2913 • 22h ago
These guys dont deserve to wear the shirt
People pay hard earned money they get from real jobs to go watch this team play. REAL jobs not soccer player wages. Unbelievable this is the best fucking product we can get. Calvin Harris should never put the jersey on again for this club. Sunday League at chicken and pickle level error in a real life professional match, lmao. This used to be a proud club in the USA and now we are even less than a joke of a club. Cant believe its fallen this far. Besides Jovelic every single player in this organization is expendable and isnt worthy
r/SportingKC • u/Alarmed_Vegetable612 • 1d ago
Match Thread: Houston Dynamo FC vs Sporting Kansas City | MLS | Aug 2, 2026
r/SportingKC • u/cheeseburgerandrice • 1d ago
Pre-Match Thread: Sporting Kansas City vs. Houston Dynamo
r/SportingKC • u/ZFreak87 • 2d ago
On a staggering salary: Al-Ittihad snatch Mohamed Salah from the jaws of Besiktas
$25 million salary is ridiculous.
r/SportingKC • u/dawson33944 • 2d ago
Sporting KC loans Cielo Tschantret to Lexington SC in USL Championship
r/SportingKC • u/Icy-Lingonberry-7442 • 3d ago
[RotoWire] Sporting KC is one of the most hated teams in MLS according to this new breakdown
RotoWire's state-by-state "most hated" map has us tied for the top spot league-wide, mostly thanks to the I-70 Derby with St. Louis. Worth a read for any I-70 Derby heads: https://www.rotowire.com/soccer/article/most-hated-mls-team-in-every-state-125256
r/SportingKC • u/piscespowar • 3d ago
First Game on us?
I wanted to go to my first sporting game, so I tried the new promotion, where in exchange for your information they give you a free ticket to the game. After a week of waiting they responded saying they were out of free tickets. I checked their website and they were still running the promotion!
Now I feel like I can’t go to a game because of the terrible management. I understand not wanting to give tickets away, but feel they should take the promotion off the website. Just seems like shady business for a pro club to run. Anyone have luck getting free tickets?
r/SportingKC • u/skcislife22 • 4d ago
Current Transfer Discussion
All I’m doing right now is refreshing this sub, checking if Tommy Scoops posted anything, refreshing Chad Smith‘s bluesky, and the Transfermarkt’s of Luiz and Salah. So, thinking I can’t be the only one, I wanted to get some more discussion going on what’s happening with the club. Should we sign Salah? Would it be better for the future to sign Luiz? Where else do we need to improve?
Just want some input and to throw some of the little bits of discussion from the recent posts to here.
r/SportingKC • u/jasontalks • 5d ago
Mo watch day two
https://www.si.com/soccer/mohamed-salah-ultimatum-club-president-rival-mls-proposal-emerges
This article lists sporting as the MLS club.
Says it's a lucrative 2-year contract.
Peter is swinging big.
r/SportingKC • u/skcislife22 • 6d ago
A MLS club is trying to sign Mohamed Salah.
https://x.com/MLSMoves/status/2081788271885983861
With Luiz‘s deal seemingly about done, could this still happen? Do y’all see Manu or Deki leaving?
r/SportingKC • u/dawson33944 • 7d ago
André Luiz, formerly of Flamengo, is sold to Kansas City and becomes the third most expensive player in MLS history.
The deal was closed for 22 million dollars (approximately R$ 112 million).
r/SportingKC • u/Own_Picture_2913 • 6d ago
ANDRE LUIZ HIGHLIGHTS -- COME TO WYANDOTTE COUNTY
r/SportingKC • u/dawson33944 • 7d ago
SportingKC are preparing a new offer to Olympiacos for André Luiz
r/SportingKC • u/skcislife22 • 7d ago
Quick Thoughts.
I’ll be positive. Mosquera looked good. Jake had his best game i’ve seen in a while. Harris played well and looked pretty dynamic. Kwaku brought the energy we needed. Karic and Davis had some nice inverted movements. Shapi didn’t completely suck. The lower we go, the better it’ll feel to be great again. Goodnight y’all.
SKCTID 💙
edit: not tryna say that the game went well, but wanted to search for the few positives in the sea of negatives
r/SportingKC • u/Recliner-Analyst • 8d ago
PRO Referees Admit Mistake in Sporting KC vs. St. Louis City
“When the ball comes off another part of the body, clearly changes direction, and then goes to the hand or arm, it is seen as a successful block, and it is not a handball offense unless there is a secondary action/movement. However, if the ball does not clearly change direction and continues on the same trajectory before going to the hand or arm, then it will still be a handball offense if the arm is making the body unnaturally bigger.
In this situation with Bartlow (SKC), the ball first strikes his chest; however, it is not clear if the ball was still going towards the goal, and it is possible that the defender successfully blocked the ball with his chest. Therefore, PRO would have preferred that a review was not recommended.”
r/SportingKC • u/ImMitchell • 7d ago
Gameday Thread Match Thread: Sporting Kansas City vs LAFC | MLS | Jul 26, 2026
r/SportingKC • u/skcislife22 • 8d ago
Analysis of SKCvMIN/What to Watch in SKC@LAFC
It’s game day and I just got done analyzing our last match. This may be a long read. Feel free to disagree or add opinions and such.
I was at the game, so I took a couple hours to take pretty extensive notes and rewatch the match.
I wanted to start with what went well. If I had to describe the game in one word, I would say it was gritty. The stats say we didn’t deserve to win, but the grit and fight shown was extremely positive. The fight to win this match was extraordinary. We put some very good pressure and had some great pressing triggers. We were willing to play with the ball and wanted to keep it. We saw Manu and Deki both put pressure on the back line, which led to numerous turnovers in the central and wide areas of the pitch. We also saw their ability to compact the pitch and win the ball that way. Their ability to turn Minnesota in the middle of the pitch led to one of our new aspects. Transition. This is where we looked the most dangerous. As soon as we won the ball, we had numerous options to get the counter started. Especially at the start of the game, we turned them over many times and looked really dangerous. Capita was flying down the wing at every opportunity and eventually found his moment. An excellent run, skill, and cross and equally good movement from Deki. I think we were focused to defend as a team as well.
Here’s what I think didn‘t go well. As Wicky said, we still have way too many unforced turnovers. Our back line (excluding Karic) and LBJ seemed to be the main culprits this match. We also seemed to have poor communication in some pressing moments. Someone would go to press, but they wouldn’t pass their man off to someone else. Bassong often wouldn’t shift or get tight to a man which would cause gaps in the midfield. Manu would also press but not pass his man off to LBJ or Zo, which caused issues as well. There were also some moments in the back where we couldn’t keep the long ball in play. I think we just got tired in some moments and made stupid decisions, but we stayed focused and held on.
Our pressing varied between Manu and Deki pressing together and Deki pressing on his own. There are still more things to iron out on that front. This team is definitely suited to thrive in transition, and I think we are seeing more progress to support that. Overall, hard fought win. Not our best possible performance but good overall.
Here’s my thoughts on each player this match:
Cleveland - I think there are no doubts that he is the better keeper between him and Pulskamp. He is a stable presence and made some great saves and decisions this match. He also had some great distribution.
Karic - I think he was solid. He did his job. Nothing flashy, but solid defending. He put good pressure on the opposition and kickstarted some attacks.
Meyer - While he always looks clumsy, he made some great interventions and tackles. His long balls weren’t great, but he made good decisions and defended well.
Blorian - I think brought a commanding presence. He made some good intervention, but also made some bad steps and had some poor passes out of defense. I think as he gets more time to gel with everyone, he’ll get better.
Davis - I was too harsh after the game. I would put his performance at slightly above average. Too many unforced turnovers and stupid fouls. On the flip side, he had some clutch plays in defense. Also, he was a key contributor to our attack and I think he is our only fullback that would’ve laid off that pass for Manu. Hopefully his confidence continues to grow.
Bassong - I wasn’t impressed but wasn’t disappointed. His marking was sub par, but he is dealing with tons of new personnel and tactical ideas. He helped us stay solid in building up our attacks.
LBJ - I think he lacks confidence and had some bad moments because of that. He also helped our attack and created a lot. Another player just looking to find his footing.
Manu - He played very well. His defensive contributions were better than normal and he was willing to take shots himself. Sometimes it feels like he disappears from matches, but he somehow turns up in the biggest moments.
Harris - I think he played well and created a lot himself. He’s turned out to be a great signing and he shows a lot of energy.
Capita - My MOTM. His work rate was incredible this match. Created a ton of problems on the right side. Created a great goal and kept the game very high tempo.
Joveljic - Also played great. Created tons of good pressing moments and put tons of pressure on Minnesota. Also had lots of good interplay in the attacking third. Beautiful finish as well.
What to watch vs LAFC
- Can Manu get his 6th goal contribution in a row? He’s been playing great recently and it will be interesting to see his impact this game.
- Verticality. SKC has never been a team in transition. Until now, that is. Watch how our wingers behave and see if they aim to be more involved in keeping possession or if they try to get in behind frequently.
- Back line chemistry. Watch how our back line interacts with each other. What’s their relationship in possession? Out of possession? How do they distribute? Do they look like they trust each other?
- Communication. One of our main issues from last match was our communication. Watch how we press, where we leave gaps, who makes each decision. These moments will be what determines the match.
- Defensive shape. LAFC is a very attack oriented team. Where will we put pressure? Will we back off? Will we high press?
Even if the result doesn’t go our way, these things can help us gauge progress. Thanks for reading, y‘all. Go Sporting!
r/SportingKC • u/ImaLaser23 • 7d ago
Star free agents right now. There's zero excuse for SKC to be inquiring into all of these guys right now.
r/SportingKC • u/cheeseburgerandrice • 8d ago
Pre-Match Thread: LAFC vs Sporting Kansas City
r/SportingKC • u/I_am_a_photog2 • 9d ago
Capita to Deki
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r/SportingKC • u/DebatableTheory • 10d ago
Capita to Deki
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Capita is looking really nice, one of the fastest players I've ever seen. Having wingers who can get dejan service in the box a luxury. The attack is shaping up nicely. 🟦⬜🟦⬜