Toklomati scores a goal, Kahlina has 2 saves as Charlotte beats Kansas City 1-0
Toklomati flicked a back-heel shot, off a low cross played in from the left side by Souleyman Doumbia, into the net to give Charlotte a 1-0 lead.
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Kahlina has four shutouts this season for Charlotte (9-9-1).
John Pulskamp had four saves for Kanas City.
Sporting had 52% possession and had 21 shots but managed just four on target. Charlotte finished with 18 shots, five on goal.
Kansas City (4-11-4) has lost three straight. Sporting also lost three in a row to open the season.
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