Sporting Kansas City battle to goalless draw at Toronto FC

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Sporting Kansas City and Toronto FC remained unbeaten after battling to a goalless draw at BMO Field on Friday night.

Both teams came away from the match with identical 1-0-3 records for the season.

The match marked stingy Sporting's third 0-0 draw in the young campaign.

Goalkeepers Clint Irwin and Alex Bono combined to keep Kansas City out of the net, with Irwin leaving the game with a knee injury late in the first half.

Midfielder Benny Feilhaber sat out the match for Sporting because of hamstring tightness.

BMO Field

12:30 AM, 1 April 2017

Toronto, Canada

Attendance: 27,909

Team	GP	W	D	L	GD	P
LAFC	34	19	7	8	+20	64
LA Galaxy	34	19	7	8	+19	64
Real Salt Lake	34	16	11	7	+17	59
Seattle Sounders FC	34	16	9	9	+16	57
Houston Dynamo FC	34	15	9	10	+8	54
Minnesota United FC	34	15	7	12	+9	52
Colorado Rapids	34	15	5	14	+1	50
Vancouver Whitecaps	34	13	8	13	+3	47
Portland Timbers	34	12	11	11	+9	47
Austin FC	34	11	9	14	-9	42
FC Dallas	34	11	8	15	-2	41
St. Louis CITY SC	34	8	13	13	-13	37
Sporting Kansas City	34	8	7	19	-15	31
San Jose Earthquakes	34	6	3	25	-37	21

Team	GP	W	D	L	GD	P
Inter Miami CF	34	22	8	4	+30	74
Columbus Crew	34	19	9	6	+32	66
FC Cincinnati	34	18	5	11	+10	59
Orlando City SC	34	15	7	12	+9	52
Charlotte FC	34	14	9	11	+9	51
New York City FC	34	14	8	12	+5	50
New York Red Bulls	34	11	14	9	+5	47
CF Montréal	34	11	10	13	-16	43
Atlanta United FC	34	10	10	14	-3	40
D.C. United	34	10	10	14	-18	40
Toronto FC	34	11	4	19	-21	37
Philadelphia Union	34	9	10	15	+7	37
Nashville SC	34	9	9	16	-16	36
New England Revolution	34	9	4	21	-37	31
Chicago Fire FC	34	7	9	18	-22	30

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