Monday, September 22, 2008

 Reserves Pump TFC 6-0 Sunday

Sorry for the delayed post, here's the release about the match. On the Marinelli goal, I've seen elsewhere that Souter scored, but the refs said the initial fumble by Edwards went over the line and Souter pushed it in afterward. Enjoy the rest of the rundown.

KCW Reserves Defeat Toronto FC Reserves 6-0 Sunday

Kansas City Gets Hat Trick from Ivan Trujillo, Two Goals from Ryan Pore

MLS Reserve Division Match
Sunday, September 21, 2008 – 10:00 a.m. (CT)
Kansas City Wizards Swope Park Training Center – Kansas City, Missouri
Weather: 80 and clear

Scoring Summary:
KC – Ivan Trujillo 3 (Lance Watson 1, Kerry Zavagnin 1) 37
KC – Ryan Pore 6 (Claudio Lopez 1, Kurt Morsink 2) 47
KC – Ivan Trujillo 4 (Ryan Pore 3, Kerry Zavagnin 2) 54
KC – Ivan Trujillo 5 (Ryan Pore 4) 58
KC – Carlos Marinelli 1 (unassisted) 65
KC – Ryan Pore 7 (unassisted) 80

(September 21, 2008) – The KCW Reserves improved to 6-1-2 Sunday morning with a 6-0 victory over Toronto FC Reserves at Kansas City’s Swope Park Training Center. The Wizards exploded for five goals after halftime and goalkeeper Eric Kronberg recorded his second shutout of the Reserve Division season.

Kansas City opened the scoring before halftime in the 37th minute through Colombian forward Ivan Trujillo. Central midfielder Kerry Zavagnin put left back Lance Watson through behind the defense with a long pass from the middle of the park, and Watson played a low cross from the end line back to Trujillo at the back post. Trujillo tapped home from close range to put the Wizards ahead 1-0.

Kansas City then exploded for five goals after the break to climb within two points of 1st place in the MLS Reserve Division standings. Kansas City’s leading Reserve Division scorer Ryan Pore tapped home a low cross from Claudio Lopez in the 47th minute, then set up another Trujillo goal in the 54th minute.

Pore took a pass from Zavagnin near the half line, held off a defender and spun the ball forward to Trujillo behind the defense. Trujillo carried the ball to the top of the 18-yard area and bent the ball home with his left foot at the back post for a 3-0 Kansas City advantage.

Pore again found Trujillo four minutes later to complete the hat trick. Pore carried the ball up the middle of the park, eluding two defenders before lofting a pass diagonally over the defense to Trujillo at the back post. Trujillo took the chance on the half volley and rifled another left-footed effort underneath the crossbar for a 4-0 lead.

Argentine playmaker Carlos Marinelli added to the score line in the 65th minute when he bent a free kick on goal from the right flank that TFC goalkeeper Brian Edwards bobbled over the goal line. Pore then finished the scoring in the 80th minute by unleashing a 25-yard rocket into the lower-left corner of goal for his team-leading 7th tally of the Reserve Division season. He ranks third in the League in goals, behind former Wizards forward Yura Movsisyan of Real Salt Lake and Kyle Brown of Houston Dynamo.

Kansas City’s next reserve match comes Sunday, October 5 versus the Chicago Fire at 4 p.m. CT Kansas City and Chicago will play a doubleheader that day at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. Toronto’s reserve squad is also in action October 5 against the New York Red Bulls.

Kansas City Wizards Line-Up: Eric Kronberg, Kevin Souter, Aaron Hohlbein, Rauwshan McKenzie, Lance Watson, Ryan Pore, Kurt Morsink, Kerry Zavagnin (Nelson Pizarro 61), Carlos Marinelli, Claudio Lopez (Michael Kraus 61), Ivan Trujillo

Substitutes not used: Boris Pardo, Matt Marquess

Toronto FC Reserves Line-Up: Brian Edwards, Derek Gaudet, Marco Velez, Kevin Harmse, Gabe Gala, Johann Smith, Joey Melo, Tyler Rosenlund, Jarrod Smith, Danny Dichio (Marco Terminesi 64), Abdus Ibrahim (David Monsalve 64)

Substitutes not used: None

Misconduct:
KC – Ryan Pore (Caution) 61
KC – Nelson Pizarro (Caution) 70

1 comment:

  1. Can we stay and watch the reserve match vs. Chicago after the varsity game is over?

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