Sporting Kansas City host Charlotte FC at Children’s Mercy Park on Wednesday in their first-ever MLS meeting.
Sporting KC, currently 13th in the Western Conference, are seeking to stabilize after back-to-back losses, while Charlotte FC, ninth in the East, are aiming to reverse recent away struggles and solidify their playoff position. Both teams are under pressure to find consistency as the season enters a critical phase.
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How to watch Sporting Kansas City vs Charlotte FC online - TV channels & live streams
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Sporting Kansas City vs Charlotte FC kick-off time
The match will be played at Children’s Mercy Park on Wednesday, with kick-off at 8.30 pm ET for fans in the US.
Team news & squads
Sporting Kansas City team news
Sporting KC will be without several key players for this fixture. Defenders Dany Rosero and Robert Voloder, as well as midfielder Nemanja Radoja, are sidelined through injury.
Zorhan Bassong remains away on international duty with Canada at the Gold Cup, and defender Khiry Shelton is suspended following a red card against FC Dallas.
Charlotte FC team news
Charlotte FC also face selection challenges. Defenders Nathan Byrne and Tim Ream, forwards Patrick Agyemang and Nimfasha Berchimas are all unavailable for this match. The return of Souleyman Doumbia at left back allows Jahkeele Marshall-Rutty to shift to his preferred right side, potentially bringing more stability to a backline that has seen 11 different pairings this season.
Offensively, Wilfried Zaha is in strong form, contributing six goal involvements in his last eight matches, and is part of a quartet of Charlotte players with at least five goals this season.


