I actually thought we played better, with a very good stretch at the end of the first half. Then it all fell apart in about two minutes. Dumb mistake by Collin to give away the PK and really needless high elbow from Roger to put us down a man. Both good calls by the ref, I thought.
Anyway, here's some player ratings from last night. Do with them as you see fit.
| Chicago Fire | |
| Sean Johnson | 5.6 |
| Gonzolo Segares | 4.7 |
| Dan Gargan | 4.7 |
| Austin Berry | 5.6 |
| Jalil Anibaba | 5.2 |
| Arne Friedrich | 4.3 |
| Marco Papa | 5.2 |
| Patrick Nyarko | 6.9 |
| Sebastian Grazzini | 7.4 |
| Logan Pause | 4.7 |
| Pavel Pardo | 4.3 |
| Dominic Oduro | 6.9 |
| Frederico Pupppo | 3.8 |
| Sporting KC | |
| Jimmy Nielsen | 5.2 |
| Aurelien Collin | 4.3 |
| Matt Besler | 4.3 |
| Chance Myers | 3.8 |
| Michael Harrington | 4.7 |
| Lawrence Olum | 4.3 |
| Graham Zusi | 5.2 |
| Roger Espinzoa | 4.7 |
| Bobby Convey | 6.9 |
| Jacob Peterson | 4.3 |
| Kei Kamara | 4.3 |
| CJ Sapong | 4.7 |
| Teal Bunbury | 4.3 |
And so Man of the Match goes to the Argentine with the horrific profile picture, Sebastian Grazzini. I thought he played really well, actually. SKC could use a #10 like him.
Convey with a good tame too, good to see him finally get a goal. It was an excellent ball from Espinoza really, who almost had himself an awesome goal as well.
And much love to the traveling Cauldron, you guys looked and soudned awesome out there. Very jealous. Can't wait to get myself to another road game this year. I'm thinking New York or Philly, actually, but that's a discussion for later...
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