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RSL stumble at home for disappointing draw
Fans, coaches, and players alike experienced a number of surprises Saturday night as Real Salt Lake stumbled to a 1-1 draw with Chivas USA. RSL captain Kyle Beckerman made his return to action after nine weeks out with a foot injury. A wonder strike from defensive midfield substitute Ned Grabavoy blasted RSL into a deserved 1-0 lead, but Chivas substitute Jesus Padilla answered with a powerful shot that keeper Nick Rimando was unable to control.
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RSL discussions
RSL 5, New England 0 – Player Ratings»Real Salt Lake player ratings on a scale of 1-10, with 10 being best:
Rimando: 7.5 – Someone in the MLS head office must have read my player rankings last week, as Nick was awarded the MLS player of the month during the week and was made honorary captain for the match versus the Revs. [...]
Also Noted
RSL returns to Salt Lake, hopes to extend home streak»Real Salt Lake’s overall unbeaten streak may be over, but the team will be looking to keep its 18-game unbeaten run at Rio Tinto Stadium alive on Saturday when Chivas USA comes to visit.
RSL, despite having its 10-game unbeaten and 567-minute shutout streaks ended last weekend in a 2-0 loss at FC Dallas, has more [...]
Match Reports
RSL blast past unorganized Revs»A packed house of 19,101 fans welcomed striker Robbie Findley back from the FIFA World Cup Friday night as Real Salt Lake blasted the New England Revolution 5-0. Goals from Fabian Espíndola, Jamison Olave, Findley, and two from Alvaro Saborío paved the way as RSL’s unbeaten streak reached nine matches and a home record 18 games without a loss. Skip to the RSL player ratings.
