Five Things: What To Know For Sunday’s home match vs Houston

November 10, 2017

SportingKC.com’s “Five Things” feature will highlight the top storylines, players to watch and more for upcoming matches. Sporting Kansas City returns to Children’s Mercy Park to host the Houston Dynamo on Sunday evening. Live coverage of the match starts at 6:00 pm CT (kickoff at 6:30 pm) on FOX […]

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