How to Watch Sporting Kansas City vs. Minnesota United FC: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time
Sporting Kansas City hosts Minnesota United FC in MLS action on Saturday at 8:15 PM ET. The match will stream on Fubo.
Sporting Kansas City's last game was a 2-1 defeat away from home against DC United while being outshot by four in the matchup, 11 to seven.
Minnesota United FC knocked off San Jose Earthquakes 1-0 on the road in its most recent game on March 8, even though they were outshot 13 to eight.
How to watch Sporting Kansas City vs. Minnesota United FC
When: Saturday, March 15, 2025 at 8:15 PM ET
Saturday, March 15, 2025 at 8:15 PM ET Where: Children's Mercy Park in Kansas City, Missouri
Children's Mercy Park in Kansas City, Missouri Live Stream: Fubo
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Sporting Kansas City key players
Jake Davis has no goals, but one assist (on zero chances created, 0.0 per game) for Sporting Kansas City.
Erik Thommy has scored one goal (19th in league) this season.
Dejan Joveljic has one goal (on one shots, 1.0 per game).
Minnesota United FC key players
Kelvin Yeboah has two goals (on eight shots, 2.7 per game) for Minnesota United FC.
Michael Boxall has no goals, but one assist (on zero chances created, 0.0 per game).
Tanitoluwa Oluwatimikhin Oluwaseyi has no goals, but they have one assist (15th in the league).
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