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Diego Rossi scores late to rally Columbus Crew to 2-2 draw with Sporting Kansas City
Diego Rossi’s unassisted 82nd-minute goal secured a 2-2 draw, helping Columbus Crew recover from an earlier loss to the Portland Timbers this season.
- A late unassisted goal by Rossi helped the Columbus Crew draw 2-2 with Sporting Kansas City on Saturday night.
- Early in the match, Columbus took the lead when Wessam Abou Ali scored unassisted off a turnover, in their first season under coach Henrik Rydstrom.
- After halftime, Joveljić, Sporting KC forward, scored from assists by Jake Davis and Calvin Harris, and added an unassisted second goal, showing his scoring form.
- Both clubs left with a point, starting the season 0-1-1; Sporting Kansas City hosts San Diego FC and Columbus hosts the Chicago Fire on Saturday.
- Sporting Kansas City holds a historical series edge, with a recent 7-2-4 record in the last 13 meetings and a lead of 18-13-10, including a 3-0 road loss under coach Raphael Wicky on Saturday.
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Diego Rossi scores late to rally Columbus Crew to 2-2 draw with Sporting Kansas City
Diego Rossi scored late in the second half to offset a two-goal effort by Dejan Joveljić, rallying the Columbus Crew to a 2-2 draw with Sporting Kansas City.
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Diego Rossi Delivers Late Equalizer as Columbus Crew Earn Point in Kansas City
KANSAS CITY, KS – With the 2026 MLS season in full swing, it was another game on the road for the Columbus Crew as they traveled to take on MLS original Sporting Kansas City. Both teams battled to a 2-2 draw Saturday night after failing to capture three points to open the season in their respective season openers last weekend. The two teams scored four goals; the match featured end-to-end action, highlighted by Sporting KC forward and captain De…
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