Red Bull New York vs Sporting Kansas City
Match pulse
Final score
Red Bull New York and Sporting Kansas City drew 1-1 on Saturday, May 17, 2008 at Giants Stadium. Goals for Red Bull NY: Danleigh Borman (81'). Goals for Kansas City: Jimmy Conrad (20').
Play by play
GOAL90'+2'Jon Conway takes a short goal kick
RBNY 9 - 7 SKC- End of the game
- The referee has signaled the end of the second half
- 90'

Kevin Hartman clears the ball from danger.
- 90'

Juan Pablo Angel hits a good header, but it is off target. Outcome: clearance
- 89'

Throw-in: Kevin Goldthwaite takes it (Defending)
GOAL88'Carlos Marinelli takes a long goal kick
RBNY 8 - 7 SKC- 88'

Throw-in: Hunter Freeman takes it (Defending)
GOAL88'Jon Conway takes a short goal kick
RBNY 8 - 6 SKC- 85'
SubKansas City makes a sub: Eloy Colombano enters for Ryan Pore. Reason: Tactical
- 85'

Throw-in: Claudio Lopez takes it (Defending)
GOAL85'Danleigh Borman takes a long goal kick
RBNY 7 - 6 SKC- 81'

That last goal was assisted by Juan Pablo Angel (Pass from Left Channel)
GOAL81'Goal! Right footed shot
Danleigh Borman
Goal!! Danleigh Borman hits a very good right footed shot to the lower right corner from the centre penalty area (aprox. 12 yards) and scores!! The game is now tied at 1
RBNY 6 - 6 SKC- 81'

Danleigh Borman hits a good right footed shot. Outcome: goal
- 80'

Throw-in: Hunter Freeman takes it (Attacking)
- 79'
SubKansas City makes a sub: Kurt Morsink enters for Sasha Victorine. Reason: Tactical
- 78'

Carlos Marinelli takes an indirect freekick with his right foot from his own half. Outcome: open play
- 78'

Davy Arnaud is awarded a yellow card. Reason: unsporting behaviour
- 77'

Dave Van den Bergh is awarded a yellow card. Reason: unsporting behaviour
- 77'

Dave Van den Bergh commits a nasty foul on Davy Arnaud resulting on a free kick for Kansas City
GOAL76'Jon Conway takes a long goal kick
RBNY 5 - 6 SKC- 75'

Throw-in: Hunter Freeman takes it (Defending)
- 75'

Claudio Lopez takes the corner kick from the left byline with his left foot and hits an outswinger to the far post, resulting in: open play
- 74'

Throw-in: Hunter Freeman takes it (Defending)