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Through 45 minutes at snowy Children’s Mercy Park, Minnesota United FC<\/a> held a comfortable 3-0 lead and Sporting Kansas City<\/a> seemed set for a lopsided home defeat.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n But the tables turned at halftime, as Sporting KC erased a three-goal deficit to secure a result for the first time in club history \u2013 rattling off three unanswered goals in a thrilling 3-3 draw<\/a> with the Loons.<\/p>\n The equalizer arrived in the 80th minute through Dejan Jovelji\u0107<\/a>, whose curling effort has earned Energy Moment of the Matchday presented by Celsius<\/strong> honors for Matchday 4.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n Jovelji\u0107’s goal capped a 12-minute burst from SKC, which included a clever D\u00e1niel Sall\u00f3i<\/a> finish and an own goal by Minnesota defender Morris Duggan<\/a>. It was also the Serbian striker’s second tally with his new team after being acquired<\/a> from the LA Galaxy<\/a> for $4 million during the offseason.<\/p>\n However, it wasn’t enough to earn all three points and SKC remain winless through four games (0W-3L-1D). And while parity was restored vs. Minnesota, manager Peter Vermes expected more.<\/p>\n “I’m probably most disappointed at the end with the fact that after we tied, I think we took our foot off the gas pedal just a little bit,” Vermes said post-game.<\/p>\n “I think we had them at that point. We could have kept going but for whatever reason, maybe they felt good that they got back into the game and they didn’t want to then give something away, but we had them.”<\/p>\n SKC’s next chance at all three points comes Saturday when they welcome LAFC<\/a> (8:30 pm ET | MLS Season Pass<\/a>).<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n