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List of Sporting Kansas City seasons

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Since its foundation in 1996, the American soccer club Sporting Kansas City has played in Major League Soccer. The team has won the MLS Cup twice, and the U.S. Open Cup four times. The following list is inclusive of all competitive competitions that the club has participated in.[1]

Peter Vermes was the team's coach from 2009 to 2025, a 15-year tenure that was the longest in MLS history and included an MLS Cup title in 2013.[2]

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Seasons

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Season League[3] Position Playoffs[3] USOC[4] Continental[5] Average
attendance[a]		 Top goalscorer(s)[b]
Pld W L D GF GA GD Pts PPG Conf. Overall CCL LC Other(s) Name(s) Goals
1996 32 17 15 0 61 63 –2 41 1.28 3rd 5th SF QF DNE NH — 12,878 United States Preki 22
1997 32 21 11 0 57 51 +6 49 1.53 1st 2nd QF Ro16 DNQ 9,058 United States Preki 13♦[c]
1998 32 12 20 0 45 50 –5 32 1.00 6th 11th DNQ Ro16 8,072 Scotland Mo Johnston 11
1999 32 8 24 0 33 53 –20 20 0.63 6th 11th DNQ 8,183 United States Preki 7
2000 32 16 7 9 47 29 +18 57 1.78 1st 1st W R2 9,112 Denmark Miklos Molnar 17
2001 27 11 13 3 33 53 –20 36 1.33 3rd 7th QF Ro16 NH Copa Merconorte (GS) 10,954 United States Roy Lassiter 10
2002 28 9 10 9 37 45 –8 36 1.29 5th 8th QF SF SF — 12,255 United States Preki 12
2003 30 11 10 9 48 44 +4 42 1.40 2nd 4th SF Ro16 DNQ 15,573 United States Preki 12♦[d]
2004 30 14 9 7 38 30 +8 49 1.63 1st 2nd RU W 14,816 United States Davy Arnaud 14
2005 32 11 9 12 52 44 +8 45 1.41 5th 9th DNQ QF QF 9,691 United States Josh Wolff 12
2006 32 10 14 8 43 45 –2 38 1.19 5th 11th Ro16 DNQ 11,083 Trinidad and Tobago Scott Sealy 11
2007 30 11 12 7 45 45 0 40 1.33 5th 8th SF QR1 11,586 United States Eddie Johnson 15
2008 30 11 10 9 37 39 –2 42 1.40 4th 6th QF QF 10,686 United States Davy Arnaud 8
2009 30 8 13 9 33 42 –9 33 1.10 6th 13th DNQ QF SuperLiga (GS) 10,053 United States Josh Wolff 11
2010 30 11 13 6 36 35 +1 39 1.30 3rd 9th QR2 — 10,287 Sierra Leone Kei Kamara 10
2011 34 13 9 12 50 40 +10 51 1.50 1st 5th SF QF 17,810 United States Teal Bunbury 12
2012 34 18 7 9 42 27 +15 63 1.85 1st 2nd QF W 19,405 Sierra Leone Kei Kamara 12
2013 34 17 10 7 47 30 +17 58 1.71 2nd 2nd W Ro16 QF 19,405 Argentina Claudio Bieler 12
2014 34 14 13 7 48 41 +7 49 1.44 5th 10th R1 Ro16 GS 19,950 United States Dom Dwyer 24
2015 34 14 11 9 48 45 +3 51 1.50 6th 10th R1 W DNQ 19,371 United States Dom Dwyer 17
2016 34 13 13 8 42 41 +1 47 1.38 5th 8th R1 Ro16 GS 19,512 United States Dom Dwyer 12
2017 34 12 9 13 40 29 +11 49 1.44 5th 11th R1 W DNQ 19,565 Guinea-Bissau Gerso Fernandes 8
2018 34 18 8 8 65 40 +25 62 1.82 1st 3rd SF QF 19,774 Hungary Dániel Sallói 13
2019 34 10 16 8 49 67 –18 38 1.12 11th 21st DNQ R4 SF DNE 18,601 Chile Felipe Gutiérrez 12
2020 21 12 6 3 38 25 +13 39 1.86 1st 3rd QF NH DNQ DNQ/NH MLS is Back (QF) 21,188 Mexico Alan Pulido 7
2021 34 17 7 10 58 40 +18 58 1.7 3rd 4th QF NH QF — 18,757 Hungary Dániel Sallói 16
2022 34 11 16 7 42 54 -12 40 1.18 12th 23rd DNQ SF NH 18,365 Scotland Johnny Russell 8
2023 34 12 14 8 48 51 -3 44 1.29 8th 15th QF R32 R32 18,616[6] Mexico Alan Pulido 14
2024 34 8 19 7 51 66 –15 31 0.91 13th 27th DNQ RU R32 21,193[6] Nigeria William Agada 10
2025 34 7 20 7 46 70 -20 28 0.82 15th 27th DNQ R1 DNQ 16,604 Serbia Dejan Joveljić 18
Total[3] 956 377 368 211 1,359 1,334 +49 1,307 1.37 — — — — — — — — United States Preki 81
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Notes

  1. [a]
    Average attendance only includes statistics from regular season matches.
  2. [b]
    Top goalscorer(s) includes all goals scored in the regular season, MLS Cup Playoffs, U.S. Open Cup, MLS is Back Tournament, CONCACAF Champions League, FIFA Club World Cup, and other competitive continental matches.
  3. [c]
    Preki won the MLS Golden Boot (41 points)
  4. [d]
    Preki won the MLS Golden Boot (41 points)

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