Con tanto agónico de Diego Rossi, Crew empata 2-2 con Sporting Kansas City – Chicago Tribune
KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) — Diego Rossi was scored in the waning minutes of the second minute to face Dejan Joveljić’s double, and the Columbus Crew responded to win the weekend 2-2 against Sporting Kansas City.
Uruguayan Rossi scored all 82 minutes to help the Crew (0-1-1) become visitors, after going 3-2 before the Portland Timbers in the season opener in Oregon.
Wessam Abou Ali was scored in the second straight game, when he lost the ball in the 33rd minute to play Columbus a 1-0 victory that held until the end.
Sporting KC also played three minutes into the second season, while Joveljić provided assistance from Jake Davis and Calvin Harris to monitor the club’s first game in the period.
Joveljić had 18 goals and 32 games last season, as the Los Angeles Galaxy won the La Liga championship in 2024.
Joveljić managed to score Sporting KC 2-1 with a goal in the 72nd place.
Patrick Schulte discovered two disparities in the Crew’s management – the first time under Henrik Rydström after Wilfried Nancy left to manage in Escocia.
John Pulskamp totaled three attacks for Sporting KC, who managed a 3-0 defeat as a visitor before the San Jose Earthquakes opened the low season under debutant Raphael Wicky.
In other parties, Julian Hall became the youngest player in the history of the MLS marking in each of the first parties of his club during the season. The 17-year-old secured a 1-0 win over the New York Red Bulls.
Additionally, the Colorado Rapids won 2-0 against the Portland Timbers; the Chicago Fire beat Montreal 3-0; Nashville tied scoreless against Dallas, and Real Salt Lake dominated 2-1 against the Seattle Sounders.
