If the report is accurate, Harris delivered the decisive contribution:
That matters because Kansas City have struggled for momentum. The update says this was their first win in eight matches under Raphaël Wicky and ended an eight-game home winless run stretching back to last season. In that context, one wide player directly shaping all three goals is not a side note; it is the result.
The report says Kansas City moved away from their usual 4-3-3 and started in a 4-4-2. That looks like more than a cosmetic change.
Kansas City were not passive. The shot count was reportedly close at 15 to 17, and both goalkeepers made six saves. That points to a game that stayed open, but Kansas City seem to have created clearer moments from transitional attacks.
There was also a familiar storyline in Joveljić scoring against his old club. The report says it was his sixth goal of the season and that he has now scored in three straight matches against LA Galaxy. That is the sort of edge Sporting have badly needed: a forward turning emotional narrative into end product.
The next question is whether Kansas City can build from a one-off lift into a genuine run. Their next fixture will show whether this was merely a sharp night at home, or the start of a more stable identity under Wicky.