Victor Wanyama sat out of Montréal’s early Sunday clash against Sporting Kansas City FC as they went down 1-2 to the struggling MLS side in a league match staged at their Saputo backyard.The ex Harambee Stars skipper wasn’t named in the 20-man match day squad as his side team went on to throw away an early lead to lose to KC.##NAJAVA_MECA_6498825##Romell Quioto gave Montréal the lead inside the first 13 minutes of the game but the advantage lasted for just 16 minutes before Roger Espinoza drew KC level. Rémi Walter then bagged what proved to be the winner three minutes after the hour mark to seal the points and condemn Montréal to a second consecutive league defeat.Montréal coach Wilfred Nancy was upset with the loss.” I don’t care that the team is last, that’s not an issue for me. I focus on what we needed to do and we didn’t win this game because we made two mistakes and the fact that they are bottom, it happens.“Marque finale du Stade Saputo. Final v SKC. #CFMTL pic.twitter.com/DgIekdqT7Y— CF Montréal (@cfmontreal) July 10, 2022 Midfielder Samuel Piette doesn’t believe that they underrated KC.” We were confident throughout the whole game. There are also these moments in the game where you’re leading in the possession you have the ball, you find your rhythm and you’re knocking at the door,” he said.“So defensively, maybe you lack a bit of concentration or a lack of focus, which I don’t think we had today, apart from those two goals.”Up next for Montréal is a home match against rivals Toronto on 16th July.
