Kansas City vs Dallas 2024 U.S. Open Cup, Quarterfinals

Sporting Kansas City

77': William Agada
111': Dany Rosero

FT - After Extra Time
2 - 1

FC Dallas

87': Petar Musa

Introduction

Sporting Kansas City are hosting FC Dallas at Children's Mercy Park, Kansas City, Kansas, USA, starting on . The match is a part of the U.S. Open Cup.

Match Commentary

0': First Half begins.
45'+5': First Half ends, Sporting Kansas City 0, FC Dallas 0.
68': Nkosi Tafari (FC Dallas) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
77': Goal! Sporting Kansas City 1, FC Dallas 0. William Agada (Sporting Kansas City) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Jake Davis.
80': Asier Illarramendi (FC Dallas) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
82': Substitution, FC Dallas. Herbert Endeley replaces Tsiki Ntsabeleng.
82': Substitution, FC Dallas. Eugene Ansah replaces Logan Farrington.
87': Goal! Sporting Kansas City 1, FC Dallas 1. Petar Musa (FC Dallas) left footed shot from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal. Assisted by Asier Illarramendi with a through ball.
90'+7': Second Half ends, Sporting Kansas City 1, FC Dallas 1.
90': Substitution, Sporting Kansas City. Memo Rodríguez replaces Nemanja Radoja.
90': Substitution, Sporting Kansas City. Alan Pulido replaces Dániel Sallói.
90': First Half Extra Time begins Sporting Kansas City 1, FC Dallas 1.
92': Memo Rodríguez (Sporting Kansas City) is shown the yellow card.
99': Jake Davis (Sporting Kansas City) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
105'+1': First Half Extra Time ends, Sporting Kansas City 1, FC Dallas 1.
105': Second Half Extra Time begins Sporting Kansas City 1, FC Dallas 1.
111': Goal! Sporting Kansas City 2, FC Dallas 1. Dany Rosero (Sporting Kansas City) header from the centre of the box to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Johnny Russell with a cross following a corner.
112': Dany Rosero (Sporting Kansas City) is shown the yellow card for excessive celebration.
117': Substitution, Sporting Kansas City. Rémi Walter replaces William Agada.
117': Substitution, Sporting Kansas City. Robert Castellanos replaces Erik Thommy.
118': Substitution, FC Dallas. Sam Junqua replaces Marco Farfan.
120'+4': Second Half Extra Time ends, Sporting Kansas City 2, FC Dallas 1.

Game Information

Competition: U.S. Open Cup

Venue: Children's Mercy Park
Location: Kansas City, Kansas, USA
Attendance: 8,082

Statistics

DAL		SKC
16	Fouls	13
2	Yellow Cards	3
0	Red Cards	0
2	Offsides	4
4	Corner Kicks	11
5	Saves	7
46.7	Possession	53.3
15	SHOTS	14
9	ON GOAL	7
0.6	On Target %	0.5
0	Penalty Goals	0
0	Penalty Kicks Taken	0
430	Accurate Passes	513
557	Passes	627
0.8	Pass Completion %	0.8
1	Accurate Crosses	7
13	Crosses	29
0.1	Cross %	0.2
80	Long Balls	89
32	Accurate Long Balls	45
0.4	Long Balls %	0.5
2	Blocked Shots	4
27	Effective Tackles	19
33	Tackles	21
0.8	Tackle %	0.9
8	Interceptions	9
36	Effective Clearances	18
36	Clearances	18

Line-Ups

Sporting Kansas City (4-2-3-1)

No.	Name
29	Tim Melia (GK)
4	Robert Voloder
5	Dany Rosero
14	Tim Leibold
11	Khiry Shelton
26	Erik Thommy
6	Nemanja Radoja
17	Jacob Davis
23	William Agada
10	Dániel Sallói
7	Johnny Russell

Substitutes:

Rémi Walter, Robert Castellanos, Zorhan Bassong, Alan Pulido, Memo Rodríguez, Ryan Schewe, Alenis Vargas.

FC Dallas (5-3-2)

No.	Name
30	Maarten Paes (GK)
17	Nkosi Tafari
4	Marco Farfan
25	Sebastien Ibeagha
77	Bernard Kamungo
7	Paul Arriola
8	Sebastian Lletget
14	Asier Illarramendi
16	Tsiki Ntsabeleng
23	Logan Farrington
9	Petar Musa

Substitutes:

Herbert Endeley, Omar González, Carl-Fred Sainte, Samuel Junqua, Eugene Ansah, Jimmy Maurer, Nolan Norris.

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