MLS Review: Orlando stay perfect at home, Sporting KC ease past Rapids

Orlando City extended their perfect record at home with a 1-0 MLS win over New York Red Bulls, while Sporting Kansas City made light work of Colorado Rapids.

Substitute Servando Carrasco scored the only goal of the match in the 34th minute as Orlando made it three victories from as many games in their brand new stadium.

Carrasco was introduced in the 17th minute as a replacement for injured midfielder Antonio Nocerino and the American made an immediate impact against the struggling Red Bulls in the Eastern Conference clash.

Will Johnson whipped in a corner and Carrasco headed home from close range as Orlando moved up to second in the east after four matches.

So sneaky.

Carrasco gets in front of Robles to nod @OrlandoCitySC ahead. #ORLvNY https://t.co/ng1SaQuHYM

— Major League Soccer (@MLS) April 9, 2017

The Red Bulls are without a win in four games and seventh in the east, only two points adrift of Orlando, albeit having played two more matches.

Sporting KC extended their unbeaten start to the season after downing the Rapids 3-1.

Goals from Seth Sinovic, Gerso Fernandes and Dom Dwyer preserved Sporting KC’s undefeated start after five games.

A weight off his shoulders.@Ddwyer14 get his first goal of the season. #SKCvCOL https://t.co/tbp70Gfpse

— Major League Soccer (@MLS) April 10, 2017

Kevin Doyle scored an injury-time penalty for the Rapids, who are ninth in the Western Conference and five points adrift of fourth-placed Sporting KC.