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Real Salt Lake is back in action after a break, and they’ll start with a US Open Cup match against Sacramento Republic.
Real Salt Lake’s first competitive match against MLS hopefuls Sacramento Republic comes at a time of difficulty for both sides.
Sacramento’s dominant displays in USL from past years have faded behind a best-of-league Real Monarchs. Real Salt Lake’s implosion has been on full display in MLS, with the team last losing 6-2.
Ricky had a pretty good night for himself.
The master of the post-match interview is back at it.
I was kinda hoping for a killer US Open Cup run. Alas.
Real Salt Lake’s inability to perform on the road continued apace.
The homegrown product put his name on RSL’s scoresheet for the first time.
The third-string goalkeeper is starting in the US Open Cup.
An 18 we expected to be different that had more than a few surprises.
Here’s how to watch RSL in the US Open Cup tonight.
Here’s what you need to know about the eight called in for the match.
RSL starts their US Open Cup play on the road against Sacramento Republic FC, and we can expect to see plenty of Monarchs players make the starting lineup.
Who can help RSL move to the next round of the US Open Cup?
Real Salt Lake’s opponents are one of USL’s standouts — just not this year. Josh Beeman of fellow SB Nation blog Indomitable City Soccer took some time to answer our inquiry into their form.
Real Salt Lake’s set to make good use of their second-tier side.
The two goal-scorers are disappointed at not being able to represent their parent club.
Obscure CBA rules mean the two 26-year-old stand-outs won’t be playing.