Name: What We Want to Happen Today 10/4
Brand: kcsoccerjournal.com
SKU: kcsoccerjournal-com-1
Availability: OnlineOnly

critic

What We Want to Happen Today 10/4

preview

Midweek MLS action tonight with twelve games taking place around the league. Sporting Kansas City is off, but there will certainly be some scoreboard watching. KC can’t be eliminated from playoff contention tonight, but their slim hopes will get even slimmer if results don’t go KC’s way. Here’s a look at tonight’s games and what KC will want to happen.Charlotte vs TorontoWhat We Want to Happen: Toronto winThis game barely matters as Toronto FC has already been eliminated from the playoffs, and Charlotte FC sits only one spot above Toronto in the standings and seems unlikely to make the playoffs. That said, Charlotte can still catch KC on points, Toronto can’t, so Toronto it is.Cincinnati vs New YorkWhat We Want to Happen: Cincinnati winFC Cincinnati has clinched the Supporters’ Shield and the New York Red Bulls can still catch and pass KC, so cheer for the Supporters’ Shield winners.Montreal vs HoustonWhat We Want to Happen: Montreal winIt’s a slim chance, but Sporting needs to win out and Houston Dynamo needs to lose out for Sporting to equal Houston’s point total, so go with the team in the East.New England vs ColumbusWhat We Want to Happen: Does not matterSporting can catch neither team, so it doesn’t matter.Philadelphia vs AtlantaWhat We Want to Happen: Does not matter.As above, Sporting can not catch either team.Austin vs DCWhat We Want to Happen: DC winEast vs West, cheer for the East. Austin FC sits three points behind KC with a game in hand, so cheer for DC United to win.Chicago vs MiamiWhat We Want to Happen: DrawThe Chicago Fire sit on 37 points, with one game in hand on KC. Inter Miami meanwhile sits five points back, but has two games in hand so both dropping points here is probably preferable.Dallas at ColoradoWhat We Want to Happen: Colorado winThe Colorado Rapids can’t catch Sporting KC, while FC Dallas sit three points ahead of KC so it’s straight forward.Nashville vs OrlandoWhat We Want to Happen: Does not matterSporting can’t catch either team.LAFC vs MinnesotaWhat We Want to Happen: LAFC winThe simple choice of a team that Sporting can’t catch (Los Angeles FC) vs a team Sporting is level with on points with (Minnesota United), go with the team that Sporting can’t catch.Seattle vs LAWhat We Want to Happen: Seattle winLike the LAFC vs Minnesota game, only replace “team Sporting is level with on points” with “team trailing Sporting by three points.”Vancouver vs St. LouisWhat We Want to Happen: St. Louis winSporting can still pass the Vancouver Whitecaps if they win out and Vancouver loses out, so dropped points for Vancouver is desired here.Predict the Lineup: Sporting Kansas City at Real Salt LakeLoginCommentsInline FeedbacksView all commentsNot to seem ungrateful, but who cares what is happening in the East? That’s a lot to read to really know that: Minnesota, Austin and LAG to lose so they don’t catch us. All of those are the likely results. We need Houston, Vancouver, and Dallas to lose so we can catch them. None of which is likely to happen (though Houston at Montreal is a bit of a toss up). Right?1Reply to&nbsp;Sid Much RockWell that was kinda a bust. MN did lose, Austin won, Galaxy lost. Austin is now above us in the hunt. Houston tied so we can’t catch them anymore. Vancouver won so we can’t catch them. Dallas didn’t play due to weather. So Dallas, San Jose and Portland are all still catchable but we’ve got Austin between us now.Last edited 8 hours ago by Sid Much Rock0wpDiscuzMake your voice heard. Leave a comment!

Midweek MLS action tonight with twelve games taking place around the league. Sporting Kansas City is off, but there will certainly be some scoreboard watching. KC can’t be eliminated from playoff contention tonight, but their slim hopes will get even slimmer if results don’t go KC’s way. Here’s a look at tonight’s games and what KC will want to happen.Charlotte vs TorontoWhat We Want to Happen: Toronto winThis game barely matters as Toronto FC has already been eliminated from the playoffs, and Charlotte FC sits only one spot above Toronto in the standings and seems unlikely to make the...

What We Want to Happen Today 10/4

No article scores yet.

CRITIC REVIEWS

PUBLIC REVIEWS