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Late Goals by Manu García and Stephen Afrifa Rally Sporting KC to 2-1 Victory over Austin

Manu García scored in the 79th minute and Stephen Afrifa added the winner three minutes later as Sporting KC ended a five-match skid at Q2 Stadium.

  • On Saturday, Manu Garcia and Stephen Afrifa scored late second-half goals to rally Sporting Kansas City to a 2-1 victory over Austin FC.
  • Defender Mikkel Desler scored one minute into first-half stoppage time to give Austin FC an early 1-0 lead, assisted by Guilherme Biro.
  • Garcia scored his first goal of the season in the 79th minute off a Shapi Suleymanov pass, and Afrifa added the winner three minutes later.
  • Former Austin goalkeeper Stefan Cleveland made two saves for Sporting Kansas City, securing back-to-back victories after previously sweeping the Los Angeles Galaxy.
  • Sporting Kansas City hosts the New York Red Bulls next Saturday, while Austin FC visits St. Louis City for their own upcoming match.
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Late goals by Manu García and Stephen Afrifa rally Sporting KC to 2-1 victory over Austin

Manu García and Stephen Afrifa both scored late in the second half to rally Sporting Kansas City to a 2-1 victory over Austin FC.

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Austin FC lost 2-1 in front of Sporting Kansas despite being ahead on the scoreboard; Joseph Rosales was a starter and played the 90 minutes in a new gray day AUSTIN, TX. Austin FC stumbled again in the Major League Soccer by falling 2-1 against Sporting Kansas in a match that the Texas team started winning but ended up losing to their hobby, in a new sample of the irregularity that is going through the season. Honduran Joseph Rosales was a star…

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