San Diego FC secured a 1-0 victory over Sporting Kansas City in MLS action on 8 March, with Anders Dreyer's goal proving decisive in a match defined by the visitors' dominant attacking approach. San Diego controlled the encounter through a 4-3-3 formation, registering 15 shots—five of which found the target—and accumulating 1.86 expected goals, whilst Sporting managed only five attempts with three on target and just 0.36 xG. Kansas City's goalkeeper produced an exceptional performance, posting a 100 per cent save percentage and denying opposition efforts worth 0.53 xG above expected, yet the hosts' 4-2-3-1 setup offered insufficient attacking threat to trouble San Diego's defence. Dreyer's clinical finishing separated the sides in what proved a comprehensive display of San Diego's superiority in chance creation and conversion. The result extends San Diego's early-season momentum against a Kansas City side needing significant improvement in attack.