One game on tonight, as Sporting Kansas City hosts Toronto FC. Joe Bendik of Toronto and Eric Kronberg of Kansas City are the keepers. Toronto's Gilberto opened up the discipline by picking up a yellow card in the thirty-ninth minute for a foul. Kansas City opened the scoring with a Dominic Dwyer goal in the forty-seventh minute, courtesy of Sal Zizzo. Mark Bloom of Toronto picked up a yellow card in the fifty-seventh minute for a foul, and things got worse with a sixty-third minute red card issued to Steven Caldwell of Toronto for his serious foul. Still, Toronto pulled level with a Luke Moore goal, passed from Jermaine Defoe. Sporting was put in the books in the seventy-ninth minute on a Paulo Nagamura foul that received a yellow card. Kansas City retook the lead in the eighty-fourth minute when Dwyer buried his second of the game on a penalty kick. Moore was booked for a yellow card when he showed his dissent for the foul that led to the goal. Toronto once again got an equalizer in the first minute of stoppage time on a Bradley Orr goal, via Nick Hagglund. The game ended in a 2-2 draw, with Dwyer being the man of the match.
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