San Diego vs Sporting Kansas City 0-1

Sporting Kansas City left Snapdragon Stadium with a 1-0 win after André Luiz scored a penalty in the 76th minute. San Diego had most of the ball and more of the play, but Sporting Kansas City took the result.

The first half passed without a goal, with Sporting Kansas City forced into an early change in the 12th minute when Taylor Calheira made way for Ruben Ramos Jr. It was 0-0 at half-time.

San Diego made two changes on 59 minutes, then another two on 69 minutes, but the breakthrough still came for Sporting Kansas City. Lasse Berg Johnsen was booked on 61 minutes and later replaced on 69 minutes, while Justin Reynolds was booked a minute after coming on. André Luiz then converted the penalty on 76 minutes to make it 1-0, and Sporting Kansas City saw out the rest of the match with late substitutions for Osvaldo Pedro Capemba and Stephen Afrifa.

San Diego had 66% of the possession and 668 passes to Sporting Kansas City's 334, while the home side also had more shots, 16 to 15, and more corners, 8 to 4. Sporting Kansas City, though, had more shots on target, 6 to 4, and a higher xG figure, 1.83 to 0.81.

There were three yellow cards for San Diego, to Marcus Ingvartsen in the 57th minute, Manu Duah in the 67th and Christopher McVey in the 72nd. Sporting Kansas City had two bookings, for Lasse Berg Johnsen and Justin Reynolds, and no side had a red card.