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Skc-Sounders 0806 Sporting Kansas City Vs. Seattle Sounders Where: Livestrong Sporting Park When: Saturday, 5:30 p.m. TV/Radio: KONG/KIRO (97.3 FM) Records: Sporting KC (7-6-9 30 pts); Sounders (10-5-8, 38 pts) Standings/Power poll: SKC (t3E, 2nd Tier), SEA (3W, 1st Tier) SKC Formation: 4-3-3 SEA formation: 4-4-2 99!F 16!LB 7!RB 27!RM Omar James Seth Bravo Sinovic Lamar Riley Neagle 5!CB 17!F 8!CM 4!CB Matt Fredy 10!CM Servando Patrick Besler Montero Jeferson Carrasco Ianni 1!GK 55!CDM 17!CF 18!GK Jimmy Julio CJ Kasey Nielsen Cesar Sapong Keller 25!CB ! 2 F 8!CM 6!CM 31!CB Daneil Mike Graham Osvaldo Jeff Cyrus Fucito Zusi Alonso Parke 15!LM 7!RB Alvaro Chance 5!LB Fernandez 23!F Myers Tyson Kei Wahl Kamara Referee: Jair Marrufo Projected starters and bench Projected Name Pos No. GA Sh Min SV% GAA Name Pos No. GA Sh Min SV% GAA Jimmy Nielsen G 1 23 82 1687 0.720 1.23 Kasey Keller G 18 26 89 2070 0.708 1.13 Eric Kronberg G 18 5 16 292 0.688 1.54 Josh Ford G 29 0 0 0 0.00 0 Name Pos No. G A Min PP90 Sht Name Pos No. G A Min PP90 Sht Michael Harrington D 2 0 0 1282 0.00 1 Mike Fucito F 2 0 0 483 0.00 15 Matt Besler D 5 1 1 1800 0.15 7 Brad Evans M 3 4 1 1040 0.78 23 Shavar Thomas D 6 0 0 35 0.00 0 Patrick Ianni D 4 1 0 1007 0.18 5 Chance Myers D 7 0 1 1313 0.07 12 Tyson Wahl D 5 1 2 1260 0.29 4 Graham Zusi M 8 3 4 1336 0.67 27 Osvaldo Alonso M 6 3 2 1980 0.36 45 Teal Bunbury F 9 5 2 1007 1.07 31 James Riley D 7 0 1 1859 0.05 5 Jeferson M 10 0 1 259 0.35 11 Erik Friberg M 8 1 2 1454 0.25 8 Seth Sinovic D 16 0 0 673 0.00 2 Mauro Rosales F 10 2 6 1313 0.69 12 C.J. Sapong F 17 3 4 1385 0.65 37 Leo Gonzalez D 12 0 1 808 0.11 3 Birahim Diop F 20 0 1 654 0.14 8 Alvaro Fernandez M 15 6 0 1226 0.88 29 Kei Kamara F 23 5 2 1312 0.82 52 Fredy Montero F 17 6 5 1502 1.02 63 Scott Lorenz D 24 0 0 84 0.00 0 Nate Jaqua F 21 0 1 610 0.15 11 Daneil Cyrus D 25 0 0 108 0.00 0 Servando Carrasco D 23 0 0 450 0.00 4 Stephane Auvray M 27 0 0 325 0.00 5 Roger Levesque M 24 3 2 824 0.87 12 Luke Sassano D 32 1 0 480 0.38 2 Lamar Neagle F 27 1 1 448 0.60 11 Julio Cesar D 55 1 0 1073 0.17 4 Jeff Parke D 31 1 0 1637 0.11 9 Milos Stojcev M 88 0 2 727 0.25 16 Pat Noonan M 25 0 0 64 0.00 2 Zach Scott D Match Day Quick Reference Cards: Match Day Quick Reference Cards: Omar Bravo F 99 6 2 1262 1.00 39 20 0 0 308 0.00 1 TEAM STATISTICS TEAM STATISTICS Goals Assists Shots SOG CKs Fouls Goals Assists Shots SOG CKs Fouls Sporting 31 24 308 104 98 270 Sounders 33 29 298 105 118 265 Opponents 28 27 275 98 100 286 Opponents 26 20 266 89 105 281 INJURY REPORT (as of Friday): OUT: DF Korede Aiyegbusi INJURY REPORT (as of Friday): OUT: MF Steve Zakuani (R leg (concussion); MF Davy Arnaud (sports hernia surgery); DF Aurelien fracture); GK Terry Boss (concussion); DOUBTFUL: MF Brad Evans Collin (lower back fracture); DF Kevin Ellis (R ankle sprain); Craig (hamstring strain); QUESTIONABLE: DF Jhon Kennedy Hurtado (knee Rocastle (R knee sprain); MF Konrad Warzycha (R knee surgery); MCL sprain) DOUBTFUL: DF Chance Myers (R quad strain).
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