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Real Salt Lake
Full name
Real Salt Lake
Nickname(s)
Claret and Cobalt[1]
Founded
2004 (14 years ago) (2004)
Stadium
Rio Tinto Stadium
Sandy, Utah
Ground Capacity
20,213[2]
Owner
Dell Loy Hansen
Head coach
Mike Petke
League
Major League Soccer
2017
Western Conference: 8th
Overall: 14th
Playoffs: Did not qualify
Website
Club website
Home colors
Away colors
Current season
Real Salt Lake (RSL) is an American professional soccer franchise that competes as a member club of Major League Soccer (MLS) Western Conference. RSL began play in 2005 as an expansion team of the league. The club was founded in 2004 when the club's first owner and founder was awarded an expansion berth in Major League Soccer.
The club plays its home games at Rio Tinto Stadium, a soccer-specific stadium located in the Salt Lake City suburb of Sandy, Utah, since 2008. RSL initially played home games at Rice-Eccles Stadium, located on the campus of the University of Utah, from 2005–2007. The team is currently led by head coach Mike Petke.
In domestic soccer, Real Salt Lake won the 2009 MLS Cup and were runners-up in the 2013 MLS Cup, the Supporters Shield in 2010, and the 2013 edition of the U.S. Open Cup. The franchise regional success to date was in the 2010–11 CONCACAF Champions League, where RSL finished runners-up in the tournament becoming the first American club, since the CONCACAF Champions League format was introduced in 2008, to advance to the final stage of the tournament.
Contents
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1 Name
2 History
2.1 Early years (2005–2006)
2.2 Turnaround and new stadium (2007–2008)
2.3 MLS and CONCACAF success (2009–2012)
2.4 New ownership and management (2013–present)
3 Colors and badge
3.1 Uniform evolution
4 Stadium
4.1 Attendance by season
4.2 Top 10 RSL home unbeaten streaks
5 Club culture
5.1 Rivalries
5.2 Supporters groups
5.3 Club anthem
6 Revenue and profitability
6.1 Sponsors
7 Broadcasting
8 Players and staff
8.1 Current roster
8.2 Technical & coaching staff
8.3 Retired numbers
8.4 Team captains
8.5 General managers
8.6 Head coaches
9 Honors
10 Team results
10.1 Year-by-year statistics
10.2 CONCACAF Champions League
10.3 MLS records
11 Associated teams
12 Player records
12.1 Career
12.2 Single season
12.3 Hat tricks
13 Player honors
13.1 League honors
13.1.1 MLS All-Star appearances
13.1.2 Player awards
13.2 Team honors
13.2.1 Team MVP
13.2.2 Golden boot
13.2.3 Defensive Player of the Year
13.2.4 Retired numbers
14 References
15 External links
Name[edit]
The title Real (Spanish pronunciation: [reˈal]) is a Spanish word that means 'royal' in English. The term is usually used by Spanish clubs who have received royal patronage from a reigning Spanish king, the most famous of which include Real Madrid, Real Betis and Real Sociedad. In choosing the name Real, owner Dave Checketts intended to create a brand name that would become well known for its simplicity, as well as an association with the world-famous club in Madrid that the club had been striving toward.[3] One of the reasons for using Real was founder Dave Checketts' admiration for Real Madrid during his time as the general manager of the Utah Jazz National Basketball Association franchise. Checketts also found it encouraging that Real Madrid had a basketball team as well.[4]
Local reaction to the new team's name was initially met with mixed feelings.[5][6] On top of that, some thought that the name sounded contrived, and did not truly reflect the Salt Lake area, with other team names such as "Highlanders", "Salt Lake SC", or "Union SLC" being more preferred. However, by at least 2014, reaction to the name had improved, with the team establishing its identity as a representative of Salt Lake.[7][8]
History[edit]
Main article: History of Real Salt Lake
Early years (2005–2006)[edit]
Robbie Russell (in red) playing for Real Salt Lake
Real Salt Lake became the twelfth MLS franchise when Major League Soccer awarded an expansion franchise on July 14, 2004, to SCP Worldwide, headed by Dave Checketts. Jason Kreis became the first player in RSL history, coming in a trade from the Dallas Burn. Other notable players that played in RSL's early years includes veterans Clint Mathis, Eddie Pope and Jeff Cunningham.
RSL's first season was 2005 under head coach John Ellinger. RSL began play on April 2, 2005 against New York MetroStars at Giants Stadium, which ended in a scoreless tie.[9] The following week, Jason Kreis scored the first goal in franchise history in a 3-1 loss to LA Galaxy at the Home Depot Center. RSL played its first-ever home match on April 16, 2005, before 25,287 fans at Rice-Eccles Stadium; Brian Dunseth scored a header in the 81st minute to deliver a 1-0 victory over the Colorado Rapids.[10] The season was mostly a disappointment, however, with the team setting a league record by posting a 557-minute scoreless streak (later broken by Toronto FC). They were also on a 10-game losing streak before managing a 2–2 draw on the road against San Jose Earthquakes. The first season finished with a record of 5-22-5.
In 2006, Real Salt Lake's second season, the team recorded five losses and one tie in the first six matches of the season. RSL had gone 18 consecutive matches without a victory—the longest winless streak in MLS history. Jeff Cunningham, who came to Salt Lake from Colorado, provided most of Real's highlights during an otherwise poor 2006 season. The team failed to qualify for the playoffs, finishing with a 10-13-9 record.
Turnaround and new stadium (2007–2008)[edit]
Real Salt Lake boasted a formidable attack with Cunningham and Kreis up front, joined by recently signed Panamanian international Luis Tejada. They were supported by veteran talent in the midfield and defense, such as Chris Klein, Carey Talley, and newly arrived goalkeeper Nick Rimando. Their first game of the 2007 MLS season was a 2–2 draw for FC Dallas on Real's home turf. RSL were outscored 6–0 in their next three games. In a stunning move, Ellinger was fired and replaced by Kreis,[11] who immediately retired as a player. Also, general manager Steve Pastorino resigned and was later replaced by Garth Lagerwey. The franchise launched a massive re-construction project that continued throughout the year. The team finished with a disappointing 6–15–9 record, missing the playoffs yet again.
In the 2008 MLS season, working with new General Manager Garth Lagerwey, RSL added several key players including Kyle Beckerman, Robbie Findley, Javier Morales, Nat Borchers and Jamison Olave. As Real established chemistry together, they emerged as a force when playing at home. The team's home field advantage improved dramatically in with the opening in October 2008 of Rio Tinto Stadium, the new soccer-specific stadium in Sandy. Through the regular season, their home record ended at 8–1–6. Finishing 2008 with a 10–10–10 record, RSL advanced to the playoffs for the first time.[12] RSL advanced past Chivas USA in the first round of the playoffs. The post-season ended, however, with a RSL lost to the Red Bulls in the Western Conference final.
MLS and CONCACAF success (2009–2012)[edit]
In the 2009 MLS season, RSL proved nearly invincible at home, having a 9–1–5 record in Rio Tinto Stadium, with a record-setting +23 goal differential.[citation needed] Real Salt Lake did not lose a league game at home since May 2009. However, the team struggled to maintain form during road games. In the final weeks of the regular season, RSL found itself in a battle for the final two spots in the MLS playoffs. However, thanks to a victory over Colorado in the final game of the regular season,[13] RSL clinched a position in the 2009 MLS playoffs. Despite finishing with a losing record overall (11-12-7), the team was granted the last spot through a tie-breaker. Real Salt Lake went on to win the 2009 MLS Cup by defeating the Los Angeles Galaxy in the November 22 final. RSL played the L.A. Galaxy to a 1–1 tie through overtime and won the MLS Cup (5–4 on penalties). Goalkeeper Nick Rimando was named Man of the Match.[14] The victory in the 2009 MLS Cup qualified RSL for the 2010–11 CONCACAF Champions League.
The 2010 season saw RSL continue its home unbeaten streak. On October 16, 2010 Real Salt Lake improved their home unbeaten streak to 25 games after beating the FC Dallas. This win gave Real Salt Lake the most consecutive home games without a loss in MLS history.[15][16] RSL tied San Jose Earthquakes 2005 record for a single-season home unbeaten streak with zero losses in the 2010 regular season.[citation needed] Real Salt Lake finished second in the race for the Supporters Shield with a (15-4-11) record. Goalkeeper Nick Rimando led the league with 14 shutouts, and Jámison Olave was named MLS Defender of the Year. In the MLS playoffs, however, RSL lost to FC Dallas in the first round.
For the 2010–11 CONCACAF Champions League, Real Salt Lake were placed in Group A with Cruz Azul of Mexico, Toronto FC of Canada and Arabe Unido of Panama. Real Salt Lake finished first in Group A, with a perfect 3–0 home record and a 1–1–1 away record.[17] RSL continued its run in the 2010–11 CONCACAF Champions League knockout rounds in spring 2011. In the quarterfinals, Real Salt Lake advanced by beating the Columbus Crew 4–1 over two games. In the semifinals, Real Salt Lake beat Saprissa 2–0 in the home leg, before losing the away leg 1–2. The 3–2 aggregate was enough for Real to advance and become the first MLS team to reach the CONCACAF Champions League finals.[citation needed] Real Salt Lake played the first leg of the finals at Mexican side Monterrey. RSL's Javier Morales scored in the 89th minute, ending the game in a 2–2 draw. The second leg of the final was held on April 27, 2011, at Rio Tinto Stadium; Monterrey scored the only goal of the game, giving Monterrey a 3–2 aggregate victory.[citation needed]
In their 2011 MLS season, RSL's home unbeaten streak ended at 29 games on May 28, 2011, with their loss to the Seattle Sounders FC.[18] Real finished the regular season with a 15–11–8 record and finished third in the western conference. In the MLS playoffs, RSL defeated Seattle Sounders 3–2 on aggregate. In the conference finals, RSL lost 3–1 to the LA Galaxy and were eliminated. RSL qualified for the 2012–13 CONCACAF Champions League, since LA had won both the 2011 MLS Cup and Supporters' Shield, and RSL had the next best record.[19]
In 2012, Real finished second in the Western conference during the regular season. In the playoffs, RSL lost to Seattle in the conference semifinals, and were eliminated from the playoffs. In the 2012–13 CONCACAF Champions League, RSL were placed in Group 2 with Herediano of Costa Rica and Tauro of Panama, but were eliminated at the group stage.[20]
New ownership and management (2013–present)[edit]
In 2013, Checketts sold his stake in Real Salt Lake to minority owner Dell Loy Hansen.[21] Before the season, the club also traded key players Jámison Olave, Fabián Espíndola and Will Johnson.[22] RSL finished the season in second place in the Western Conference with a 16–10–8 (W-L-T) record, and reached both the Open Cup and MLS Cup finals, losing both to D.C. United and Sporting Kansas City, respectively.
After the season, Kreis left Real Salt Lake to become the first head coach of expansion club New York City FC,[23] with long-time assistant coach Jeff Cassar replacing him at the helm.[24] Despite the departure, the club finished the 2014 season in third in the Western Conference, with a record of 15-8-11 totaling 56 points, and qualified for the 2015-16 CONCACAF Champions League. In the MLS Cup Playoffs, RSL was eliminated in the conference semifinals by eventual champions LA Galaxy 5–0 on aggregate.
Despite a five-game unbeaten start to the 2015 season, the team eventually began to struggle in the standings, coupled with a loss to Sporting Kansas City in the semi-finals of the 2015 Open Cup.[25] RSL also lost key player Nat Borchers, who they traded to the Portland Timbers before the season[26] and all-time goalscorer Álvaro Saborío, traded away to D.C. United mid-season.[27] Although late-season signings Luis Silva and Juan Manuel Martinez provided strong performances, the team did not qualify for the playoffs for the first time since 2007.
The 2016 season started with the Quarterfinals on the 2015–16 CONCACAF Champions League where they were eliminated by eventual runner up Tigres UANL of Liga MX by an aggregate score of 3–1. The 2016 season saw Real Salt Lake return to the playoffs but they were once again eliminated by the LA Galaxy, this time by a 3–1 score line on the road in the Western Conference play in game. In the off season, longtime legends Javier Morales and Jamison Olave did not have their options exercised by the club.[28]
On March 20, 2017 the club announced that Head Coach Jeff Cassar had been dismissed from his duties only three games into the season.[29] Daryl Shore was named interim head coach for the two games against the New York Red Bulls and Minnesota United. On March 29 it was announced that Mike Petke would take over the head coaching position following the game against Minnesota United on April 1.[30]
Colors and badge[edit]
The team's official colors are claret red, cobalt blue, and real gold.[31]
Uniform evolution[edit]
Home, away, and third uniforms.[32][33][34]
Home
2005
2006–07
2008–09
2010–11
2012–13
2014–15
2016–17
2018–
Away
2005
2006–07
2008–09
2010–11
2012–14
2015–2016
2017–
Third/special
2008
2010–11
2018
Stadium[edit]
Rio Tinto Stadium has been RSL's home stadium since 2008.
Name
Location
Years in use
Capacity
Rice-Eccles Stadium Salt Lake City, Utah 2005–2008
Rio Tinto Stadium Sandy, Utah 2008–present 20,213
In 2005 a soccer-specific stadium was approved for Sandy, a suburb of Salt Lake City. However, a vote in 2006 struck down a funding proposal. Dave Checketts said that he would sell it if a proposal was not put forward. Parties from several cities, including Rochester, New York and St. Louis, Missouri, expressed interest in purchasing the franchise and moving it.
Finally, after months of discussions an agreement was put in place and Real Salt Lake announced that they would move forward with the construction of Real Salt Lake Stadium.[35][36] The Debt Review Committee of Salt Lake County, however, voted against the stadium. In response, Real Salt Lake's owner announced the team would be sold and likely move out of the Salt Lake area after the 2007 season.[37] However, a new stadium proposal was passed by the State Senate.[38][39][40] The Utah House approved House bill 1SHB38, approving $35 million towards the development of Real Salt Lake's new home. The governor signed the bill.
The $110 million stadium was built in Sandy, a suburb of Salt Lake City. The stadium was named after its sponsor, Rio Tinto Group. The stadium's opening date was set for October 9, 2008.[41]
Attendance by season[edit]
MLS season
Reg. season
MLS playoffs
2005 18,935 DNQ
2006 16,366 DNQ
2007 15,960 DNQ
2008 16,179 17,364
2009 16,375 11,499
2010 17,095 19,324
2011 17,594 17,067
2012 19,153 19,657
2013 19,362 18,187
2014 20,351 20,713
2015 20,160 DNQ
2016 19,759 NHG
2017 18,781 DNQ
DNQ = Did not qualify; NHG = No home game during playoffs
Top 10 RSL home unbeaten streaks[edit]
Legend
In progress
Only regular-season matches played with Real Salt Lake in Utah counted towards records.[42][43]
As of May 14, 2018
Home unbeaten run
Rank
Games unbeaten
Start date
End date
1 29 June 6, 2009 May 14, 2011
2 14 March 12, 2016 September 16, 2016
3 12 March 29, 2008 August 29, 2008
4 11 July 4, 2014 March 29, 2015
5 9 May 1, 2015 July 24, 2015
6 8 July 22, 2017 October 22, 2017
October 5, 2013 May 24, 2014
8 6 May 4, 2013 July 3, 2013
September 1, 2012 April 20, 2013
June 4, 2011 July 23, 2011
October 9, 2008 May 6, 2009
Club culture[edit]
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Leo the Lion at a "Meet the Players" event, August 2010
Rivalries[edit]
Further information: Rocky Mountain Cup
The main rival of Real Salt Lake is the Colorado Rapids, with the two teams being the closest to each other geographically, and also competing for the annual Rocky Mountain Cup.[44] Competition first began upon Salt Lake's entry into Major League Soccer in 2005, with the cup itself being awarded by a bi-partisan "Committee of 10", made up of fans from each respective club. Although dominated by the Rapids early on, Salt Lake has since taken a 7-3 series lead over their rivals, and are the current holders of the cup, having won it during the 2014 season.
The team also maintains smaller, fan-driven rivalries with both the Los Angeles Galaxy, whom they defeated in the 2009 MLS Cup final and were runner-up to for the 2010 MLS Supporters Shield,[45] as well as Sporting Kansas City, whom they were defeated by in the 2013 MLS Cup.[46]
Supporters groups[edit]
Real Salt Lake has seven official supporters groups: The Loyalists, Rogue Cavaliers Brigade (RCB), Salt City United (SCU), Section 26, La Barra Real, The Royal Pride (TRP),[47] and The Royal Army.[48] Except for Section 26 and The Royal Army (which is dispersed throughout the stadium), all supporters groups sit in the south stands.[citation needed]
Leo the Lion is the official mascot of Real Salt Lake.[49]
Club anthem[edit]
In 2011, Branden Steineckert, drummer of punk band Rancid and a supporter of Real Salt Lake, composed the song "Believe" in honor of the club. Initially posted on YouTube, the song has since been adopted as the team's official anthem, being sung at the beginning of every home game, as well as after all goals scored by RSL.[50]
Revenue and profitability[edit]
As Real Salt Lake is a small-market team, one of the team's biggest challenges is bringing in enough revenue to remain competitive.[51] Opening Rio Tinto Stadium in October 2008 provided a significant revenue boost to the team. Real Salt Lake went from 4,000 season-ticket holders before October 2008, to 8,750 in 2012, and passed 10,000 in 2013.[51]
Sponsors[edit]
Period
Kit manufacturer
Shirt sponsor
2007–2013 Adidas XanGo
2014–0000 LifeVantage
RSL has a multimillion-dollar sponsorship deal with LifeVantage.[52][53] It previously had a multimillion-dollar deal with XanGo a nutritional supplements company based in Utah, to carry the XanGo logo on the front of RSL jerseys from the 2007 season until 2014.[54] Additional sponsors include JetBlue Airways[55] and Maverik, Inc.[56]
Broadcasting[edit]
Radio broadcasts air on KALL AM 700 (English) and KTUB AM 1600 (Spanish).
As of the 2015 season, Sinclair Broadcast Group holds television rights to Real Salt Lake games that are not aired by Major League Soccer's national television partners. The telecasts feature pre- and post-game coverage. Sinclair's Utah stations KUTV and KMYU serve as the team's flagship stations, and telecasts are syndicated to other Sinclair-owned stations in the region, and non-Sinclair stations in Albuquerque, Phoenix and Tucson.[57] In 2018, the team extended its television deal with Sinclair,[58] and announced a streaming partnership with KSL-TV, under which it will offer in-market streaming of RSL's regional broadcasts, as well as Utah Royals FC and Real Monarchs matches, on digital platforms.[59][60]
Players and staff[edit]
For details on former players, see All-time Real Salt Lake roster.
Current roster[edit]
As of February 7, 2018 [61][62]
No.
Position
Player
Nation
1 Goalkeeper Horwath , AlexAlex Horwath United States
2 Defender Beltran, TonyTony Beltran United States
3 Defender Henley, AdamAdam Henley Wales
4 Defender Horst, DavidDavid Horst United States
5 Midfielder Beckerman, KyleKyle Beckerman United States
6 Midfielder Kreilach, DamirDamir Kreilach Croatia
7 Forward Savarino, JeffersonJefferson Savarino (DP) Venezuela
8 Midfielder Sunday, StephenStephen Sunday Nigeria
10 Forward Plata , JoaoJoao Plata Ecuador
11 Midfielder Albert Rusnák (DP) Slovakia
12 Forward Lennon , BrooksBrooks Lennon United States
13 Midfielder Besler , NickNick Besler United States
15 Defender Glad, JustenJusten Glad (HGP) United States
16 Forward Ortuño , AlfredoAlfredo Ortuño Spain
17 Defender Phillips, DemarDemar Phillips Jamaica
18 Goalkeeper Rimando, NickNick Rimando United States
19 Midfielder Mulholland, LukeLuke Mulholland England
20 Midfielder Silva, LuisLuis Silva Mexico
21 Defender Peay , TaylorTaylor Peay United States
22 Defender Herrera , AaronAaron Herrera (HGP) United States
23 Midfielder Saucedo, SebastianSebastian Saucedo (HGP) United States
24 Goalkeeper Sparrow , ConnorConnor Sparrow United States
25 Defender Acosta , DannyDanny Acosta (HGP) United States
26 Defender Barry, ShawnShawn Barry United States
27 Forward Baird, CoreyCorey Baird (HGP) United States
28 Forward Lopez-Espin, RickyRicky Lopez-Espin United States
29 Midfielder Hernández, JoséJosé Hernández (HGP) Mexico
30 Defender Silva, MarceloMarcelo Silva Uruguay
31 Midfielder Ruíz, PabloPablo Ruíz Argentina
70 Midfielder Allen, JordanJordan Allen (HGP) United States
Technical & coaching staff[edit]
Title
Name
General manager Craig Waibel
Technical director Dane Murphy
Head coach Mike Petke
Assistant coach Mark Briggs
Assistant coach Freddy Juarez
Assistant coach Tyrone Marshall
Director of goalkeeping Todd Hoffard
Director of video analysis Ted Eck
Head scout Andy Williams
Director of physical performance Henry Ruggiero
Sports science lead Matt Hawley
Team administrator Tim Weaver
Head athletic trainer Tyson Pace
Assistant athletic trainer Tyler Knight
Equipment manager Kevin Harter
Last updated: January 18, 2018
Source:Real Salt Lake
Retired numbers[edit]
Main article: List of retired numbers in association football
No.
Player
Position
Nation
Tenure
9 Jason Kreis[63] Forward United States 2005–2007
Team captains[edit]
Nationality
Name
Tenure
United States Jason Kreis 2005–2007
United States Eddie Pope 2007
United States Kyle Beckerman 2008–present
General managers[edit]
Name
Tenure
Steve Pastorino 2004–2007
Garth Lagerwey 2007–2014
Craig Waibel 2015–
Head coaches[edit]
Includes MLS regular Season, MLS Playoffs, CONCACAF Champions League, and Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup.
As of May 21, 2018 [citation needed]
All Time Real Salt Lake Coaching Stats
Head Coach
Tenure
Games
Win
Loss
Draw
Win %
John Ellinger January 2005–May 3, 2007 71 16 39 16 33.8%
Jason Kreis May 3, 2007 – December 10, 2013 261 112 85 64 55.2%
Jeff Cassar December 18, 2013 – March 20, 2017 121 45 43 33 50.8%
Daryl Shore (interim) March 20, 2017 – April 3, 2017 2 0 1 1 0.0%
Mike Petke April 3, 2017–present 41 17 19 5 47.6%
Honors[edit]
CONCACAF Champions League
Runners Up : 2011
MLS Cup
Winners: 2009
Runners Up: 2013
Supporters' Shield
Runners Up: 2010
Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup
Runners Up: 2013
Western Conference
Winners (playoff) : 2013
Runners Up: 2008, 2011
Eastern Conference
Winners (playoff) : 2009
Team results[edit]
Main article: List of Real Salt Lake seasons
Year-by-year statistics[edit]
MLS regular season games only
As of May 21, 2018 [64]
Legend
Champion
Runner-Up
Semifinal
Season
League record
Finishing position
Played Won Lost Drew GF GA Diff Points Reg season
conf finish MLS Cup Playoffs U.S. Open Cup CONCACAF
Champions' League
2005 32 5 22 5 30 65 -35 20 5th, West DNQ 3R DNQ
2006 32 10 13 9 45 49 -4 39 6th, West DNQ 4R DNQ
2007 30 6 15 9 31 45 -14 27 6th, West DNQ DNQ DNQ
2008 30 10 10 10 40 39 +1 40 3rd, West Conference Finals DNQ DNQ
2009 30 11 12 7 43 35 +8 40 5th, West Won MLS Cup DNQ DNQ
2010 30 15 4 11 45 20 +25 56 2nd, West Conference Semifinals DNQ Runner-up (2010–11)
2011 34 15 11 8 44 36 +8 53 3rd, West Conference Finals Quarter-Finals DNQ (2011–12)
2012 34 17 11 6 46 35 +11 57 2nd, West Conference Semifinals 3R Group stage (2012–13)
2013 34 16 10 8 57 41 +16 56 2nd, West MLS Cup runners up Runners Up DNQ (2013–14)
2014 34 15 8 11 54 39 +15 56 3rd, West Conference Semifinals 4R Did not qualify (2014–15)
2015 34 11 15 8 38 48 -10 41 9th, West DNQ Semifinals Quarterfinals (2015-16)
2016 34 12 12 10 44 46 -2 46 6th, West Knockout Round R16 DNQ
2017 34 13 15 6 49 55 -6 45 8th, West DNQ 4R DNQ
2018 11 4 6 1 14 25 -11 13 West 4R DNQ
Total 433 160 164 109 580 578 +3 589
Notes:
RSL won the 2009 MLS Cup by defeating the LA Galaxy 5–4 on penalty kicks.
RSL lost the 2013 MLS Cup final to Sporting Kansas City 6–7 on penalty kicks.
CONCACAF Champions League[edit]
See also: MLS performance in Champions League
Did not qualify for Champions League tournament in years not listed
As of March 3, 2016
Real Salt Lake in CONCACAF competition
Season
Qualification method
Round
Opposition
Home
Away
2010–11 2009 MLS Cup champion Group Stage Árabe Unido 2–1 3–2
Cruz Azul 3–1 4–5
Toronto FC 4–1 1–1
Quarterfinals Columbus Crew 4–1 0–0
Semifinals Saprissa 2–0 1–2
Finals Monterrey 0–1 2–2
2012–13 2011 MLS Supporters' Shield
third place
Group Stage Herediano 0–0 0–1
Tauro F.C. 2–0 1–0
2015–16 2014 MLS Supporters' Shield
fourth place
Group Stage Municipal 1–0 1–0
Santa Tecla 2–1 0–0
Quarterfinals UANL 1–1 0–2
Win %- Number of wins divided by number of games played (ties count as half a win)
Games decided by a PK Shoot out counted as win or loss not Draw.
As of March 3, 2016
CONCACAF Champions League Team by Team records
Team
Country
Home
Away
Total
GP W L D F A GD Win % GP W L D F A GD Win % GP W L D F A GD Win %
Árabe Unido PAN 1 1 0 0 2 1 +1 100% 1 1 0 0 3 2 +1 100% 2 2 0 0 5 3 +2 100%
Columbus Crew USA 1 1 0 0 4 1 +3 100% 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 50.0% 2 1 0 1 4 1 +3 75.0%
Cruz Azul MEX 1 1 0 0 3 1 +2 100% 1 0 1 0 4 5 -1 0.0% 2 1 1 0 7 6 +1 50.0%
Herediano CRC 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 50.0% 1 0 1 0 0 1 -1 0.0% 2 0 1 1 0 1 -1 25.0%
Monterrey MEX 1 0 1 0 0 1 -1 0.0% 1 0 0 1 2 2 0 50.0% 2 0 1 1 2 3 -1 25.0%
Municipal GUA 1 1 0 0 1 0 +1 100% 1 1 0 0 1 0 +1 100% 2 2 0 0 2 0 +2 100%
Santa Tecla SLV 1 1 0 0 2 1 +1 100% 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 50.0% 2 1 0 1 2 1 +1 75.0%
Saprissa CRC 1 1 0 0 2 0 +2 100% 1 0 1 0 1 2 -1 0.0% 2 1 1 0 3 2 +1 50.0%
Tauro F.C. PAN 1 1 0 0 2 0 +2 100% 1 1 0 0 1 0 +1 100% 2 2 0 0 3 0 +3 100%
Toronto FC CAN 1 1 0 0 4 1 +3 100% 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 50.0% 2 1 0 1 5 2 +3 75.0%
UANL MEX 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 50.0% 1 0 1 0 0 2 -2 0.0% 2 0 1 1 1 3 -2 25.0%
Total 11 8 1 2 21 7 +14 81.8% 11 3 4 4 13 15 -2 45.5% 22 11 5 6 34 22 +12 63.6%
MLS records[edit]
Fewest goals allowed: 20[65] (previous record 23, Houston 2007)
Overall goal difference: +25[65] (previous record +22, San Jose 2005 and D.C. United 2007)
Home goal difference: +24[65] (previous record +23, Real Salt Lake 2009)
Total home points (30-game season): 37[65] (previous record 35, Columbus 2009)
Fewest home losses: 0[65] (equals previous record set by San Jose in 2005)
Fewest home goals allowed: 7[65] (previous record 8, Colorado 2004)[66]
Associated teams[edit]
See also: Real Monarchs, Utah Royals FC, and Real Salt Lake Women
The reserve team of Real Salt Lake, named Real Monarchs SLC, was created on September 10, 2014 as a bridge between the club's academy program and the first level team. The team began play in the Western Conference of the United Soccer League during the 2015 season, playing their home games at Rio Tinto Stadium along with their parent team. Starting in 2018, the Monarchs will move to Zions Bank Stadium, a 5,000-seat facility located at RSL's new training center in Herriman.[67]
A women's soccer team, called Real Salt Lake Women, was founded in 2008. The team is currently a member of the Western Division of United Women's Soccer, the second tier of women's soccer in the United States and Canada, and plays its home games at Ute Field, on the campus of the University of Utah in Salt Lake City.
Real Salt Lake added a second women's team, this one in the top-level National Women's Soccer League, in November 2017.[68] This team effectively replaced FC Kansas City in the NWSL, as FC Kansas City soon folded and all of its player contracts were assigned to the new RSL franchise.[69] Shortly thereafter, the new team, which will share Rio Tinto Stadium, was unveiled as Utah Royals FC.[70]
Player records[edit]
Career[edit]
Players in Bold are still active
Only regular season matches played with Real Salt Lake counted towards all-time records. Stats from MLS play offs, U.S. Open Cup, Super Liga and CONCACAF Champions league are not included.
As of May 14, 2018 [71]
Goals
Rank
Player
Nation
Goals
Apps
Years
1 Álvaro Saborío 63 127 2010–2015
2 Javier Morales 49 240 2007–2016
3 Joao Plata 40 140 2013–present
4 Robbie Findley 36 137 2007–2010, 2013–2014
5 Fabián Espíndola 35 125 2007–2012
6 Yura Movsisyan 31 110 2007–2009, 2016–2017
7 Kyle Beckerman 29 294 2007–present
8 Jeff Cunningham 19 38 2006–2007
9 Jason Kreis 17 58 2005–2007
10 Luke Mulholland 16 121 2014–present
Next active player who could break into the top 10:
Albert Rusnák (10)
Assists
Rank
Player
Nation
Assists
Apps
Years
1 Javier Morales 81 240 2007–2016
2 Joao Plata 36 140 2013–present
3 Kyle Beckerman 33 294 2007–present
4 Andy Williams 29 189 2005–2011
5 Albert Rusnák 17 40 2017–present
Fabián Espíndola 17 125 2007–2012
7 Luke Mulholland 15 121 2014–present
Robbie Findley 15 137 2007–2010, 2013–2014
9 Ned Grabavoy 14 158 2009–2014
Chris Wingert 14 248 2007–2014, 2016–2017
Next active players who could break into the top 10:
Tony Beltran (12)
Appearances
Rank
Player
Nation
Apps
Goals
Years
1 Nick Rimando 317 0 2007–present
2 Kyle Beckerman 294 29 2007–present
3 Chris Wingert 247 2 2007–2014, 2016–2017
4 Tony Beltran 245 1 2008–present
5 Javier Morales 240 49 2007–2016
6 Nat Borchers 205 10 2008–2014
7 Andy Williams 189 14 2005–2011
8 Jámison Olave 159 13 2008–2012, 2015–2016
9 Ned Grabavoy 158 10 2009–2014
10 Joao Plata 140 40 2013–present
Next active player who could break into the top 10:
Luke Mulholland (121)
Shutouts
Rank
Player
Nation
Shutouts
Apps
Years
1 Nick Rimando 103 317 2007–present
2 Jeff Attinella 5 29 2013–2016
3 Kyle Reynish 4 8 2007–2012
D.J. Countess 4 27 2005
Scott Garlick 4 31 2006–2007
6 Matt Van Oekel 1 7 2017
Chris Seitz 1 7 2007–2009

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Only regular season matches played with Real Salt Lake counted towards records.
Players in bold currently play for Real Salt Lake.
Legend
Indicates current season
As of October 23, 2017 [72]
Goals
Rank
Player
Nation
Season
Goals
1 Álvaro Saborío 2012 17
2 Jeff Cunningham 2006 16
3 Joao Plata 2014 13
4 Álvaro Saborío 2013 12
Álvaro Saborío 2010 12
Robbie Findley 2009 12
7 Álvaro Saborío 2011 11
8 Fabián Espíndola 2011 10
9 Joao Plata 2016 9
Yura Movsisyan 2016 9
Javier Morales 2014 9
Fabián Espíndola 2012 9
Jason Kreis 2005 9
Assists
Rank
Player
Nation
Season
Assists
1 Javier Morales 2008 15
2 Albert Rusnák 2017 14
3 Javier Morales 2015 12
Javier Morales 2014 12
5 Joao Plata 2016 11
Jeff Cunningham 2006 11
7 Javier Morales 2013 10
8 Javier Morales 2012 9
Kyle Beckerman 2011 9
Javier Morales 2010 9
Shutouts
Rank
Player
Nation
Season
Shutouts
1 Nick Rimando 2010 14
2 Nick Rimando 2011 13
3 Nick Rimando 2012 12
4 Nick Rimando 2013 9
Nick Rimando 2009 9
6 Nick Rimando 2017 8
Nick Rimando 2015 8
Nick Rimando 2008 8
9 Nick Rimando 2014 7
Nick Rimando 2007 7

Hat tricks[edit]
Player
Date
Opponent
Result
Competition
Robbie Findley April 2, 2009 Columbus Crew W 4-1 MLS
Jason Kreis July 13, 2005 Minnesota Thunder L 4-6 Open Cup
Javier Morales May 11, 2014 Houston Dynamo W 5-2 MLS
Álvaro Saborío July 7, 2012 Portland Timbers W 3-0
September 29, 2012 Chivas USA W 4-0
July 27, 2013 New York Red Bulls L 3-4
Player honors[edit]
League honors[edit]
MLS All-Star appearances[edit]
Players in bold currently play for Real Salt Lake.
Appearances
Player
Nation
Years
8 Kyle Beckerman 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2016
6 Nick Rimando 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015
3 Jamison Olave 2010, 2011, 2012
2 Tony Beltran 2013, 2015
Javier Morales 2009, 2010
Eddie Pope 2005, 2007
1 Fabián Espíndola 2012
Will Johnson 2009
Player awards[edit]
The following awards were given to Real Salt Lake players by Major League Soccer in the season indicated:
Season
Award
Player(s)
2006 MLS Best XI Jeff Cunningham
MLS Golden Boot
2009 MLS Cup Most Valuable Player Nick Rimando
2010 MLS Best XI Nat Borchers, Jámison Olave, Javier Morales
MLS Defender of the Year Jámison Olave
MLS Newcomer of the Year Álvaro Saborío
2011 MLS Best XI Jámison Olave
Team honors[edit]
The annual season-ending award winners are decided based on voting by RSL players.[73]
Team MVP[edit]
Season
Player
2005 Andy Williams
2006 Jeff Cunningham
2007 Nick Rimando
2008 Javier Morales
2009 Nat Borchers
2010 Javier Morales (2)
2011 Kyle Beckerman
2012 Kyle Beckerman (2)
2013 Kyle Beckerman (3)
2014 Joao Plata
2015 Javier Morales (3)
2016 Kyle Beckerman (4)
2017 Albert Rusnák
Golden boot[edit]
Season
Player
Goals
2005 Jason Kreis 9
2006 Jeff Cunningham 16
2007 Robbie Findley 6
2008 Yura Movsisyan 8
2009 Robbie Findley (2) 12
2010 Álvaro Saborío 12
2011 Álvaro Saborío (2) 11
2012 Álvaro Saborío (3) 17
2013 Álvaro Saborío (4) 12
2014 Joao Plata 13
2015 Javier Morales 8
2016 Joao Plata (2) 9
2017 Albert Rusnák 7
Defensive Player of the Year[edit]
Season
Player
2005 Eddie Pope
2006 Carey Talley
2007 Eddie Pope (2)
2008 Nat Borchers
2009 Jámison Olave
2010 Nat Borchers (2)
2011 Nat Borchers (3)
2012 Nick Rimando
2013 Nick Rimando (2)
2014 Chris Schuler
2015 Aaron Maund
2016 Justen Glad
2017 Justen Glad (2)
Retired numbers[edit]
9 Jason Kreis Player-head coach
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