Sporting KC’s Kei Kamara marks St. Patrick’s Day with Riverdance goal celebration

A 14th-minute red card for New England's Stephen McCarthy helped Sporting Kansas City ease its way to a 3-0 win on Saturday. The scorer of Kansas City's second goal, Kei Kamara, was eager to express his St. Patrick's Day spirit. But since chugging a Guinness, fighting an inanimate object and then vomiting on a stranger like everyone else does that day probably wouldn't have pleased the MLS mothership, he celebrated his goal by doing a choreographed Riverdance with teammate C.J. Sapong while wearing novelty leprechaun hats.

Though Kamara was born in Sierra Leone, his interpretation of the Irish tradition of dancing like a marionette that's paralyzed from the waist up was quite exceptional. And Sapong, the man who won the MLS 2011 Rookie of the Year award and a kiss from Hope Solo (with his lyrical abilities), is proving to have multiple talents. Perhaps magic is next?

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