Red Bull New York vs Sporting Kansas City
Match pulse
Who won: Kansas City 1-0
Sporting Kansas City beat Red Bull New York 1-0 on Saturday, September 12, 2009 at Giants Stadium. Goals for Kansas City: Josh Wolff (10').
Play by play
- 90'+4'

Danleigh Borman takes the corner kick from the right byline with his left foot and hits an inswinger to the centre, resulting in: open play
- 90'+3'

Throw-in: Leo Krupnick takes it (Defending)
- 90'+2'

Throw-in: Leo Krupnick takes it (Defending)
GOAL90'+2'Kevin Hartman takes a long goal kick
RBNY 3 - 7 SKC- 90'+2'
SubKansas City makes a sub: Kurt Morsink enters for Claudio Lopez. Reason: Tactical
- 90'+1'

Mathew Mbuta hits a good right footed shot, but it is off target. Outcome: over bar
GOAL90'+1'Kevin Hartman takes a long goal kick
RBNY 3 - 6 SKC- 90'+1'

Kevin Hartman is awarded a yellow card. Reason: time wasting
- End of the game
- The referee has signaled the end of the second half
- 90'

Jorge Rojas takes the corner kick from the right byline with his left foot and hits an inswinger to the centre, resulting in: open play
- 90'

Kevin Hartman makes a very good save (Punch)
- 90'

C Johnson hits a good right footed shot. Outcome: save
- 90'

Jorge Rojas takes the corner kick from the left byline with his left foot and hits a floater to the centre, resulting in: open play
GOAL88'Bouna Coundoul takes a short goal kick
RBNY 3 - 5 SKC- 85'

Throw-in: Jimmy Conrad takes it (Defending)
GOAL84'Kevin Hartman takes a long goal kick
RBNY 2 - 5 SKC- 84'

Danleigh Borman takes the corner kick from the left byline with his left foot and hits an outswinger to the centre, resulting in: open play
GOAL83'Kevin Hartman takes a long goal kick
RBNY 2 - 4 SKC- 82'

Throw-in: Jimmy Conrad takes it (Defending)
GOAL82'Kevin Hartman takes a long goal kick
RBNY 2 - 3 SKC- 81'

Jorge Rojas takes a direct freekick with his left foot from the left wing. Outcome: pass
- 81'

Santiago Hirsig commits a foul on Jorge Rojas resulting on a free kick for New York Red Bulls
- 80'

Throw-in: Aaron Hohlbein takes it (Defending)
- 80'

Throw-in: Aaron Hohlbein takes it (Defending)