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REAL SALT LAKE vs. SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKESRIO TINTO STADIUM, Sandy, Utah Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2019 (Week 28, MLS Game #351)7:30 p.m. MT (KMYU-12; NBCS-CA)

SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES 2019 CAREERNo. Player Pos Ht Wt Birthdate Birthplace GP GS G A GP GS G A3 Francois Affolter DF 6-2 165 03/13/1991 Biel/Bienne, Switzerland 1 1 0 0 16 14 0 06 Shea Salinas MF 5-10 163 06/24/1986 Lubbock, TX 23 12 6 3 307 189 19 497 Magnus Eriksson MF 5-11 175 04/08/1990 Stockholm, Sweden 26 26 6 8 58 55 12 118 Chris Wondolowski FW 6-0 170 01/28/1983 Danville, CA 27 19 13 2 354 297 157 419 Danny Hoesen FW 6-1 180 01/15/1991 Heerlen, Netherlands 24 10 5 2 90 59 22 1110 Cristian Espinoza FW 5-7 154 04/03/1995 Buenos Aires, Argentina 25 25 2 12 25 25 2 1211 Vako Qazaishvili MF 5-9 177 01/29/1993 Ozurgeti, Georgia 26 19 8 4 72 58 23 1112 Matt Bersano GK 6-1 182 09/10/1992 Chandler, AZ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 014 Jackson Yueill MF 5-10 157 03/19/1997 Bloomington, MN 27 24 2 4 61 49 2 815 Jimmy Ockford DF 6-1 181 06/10/1992 Trenton, NJ 0 0 0 0 16 12 0 017 Daniel Vega GK 6-2 200 06/03/1984 Buenos Aires, Argentina 28 28 0 0 28 28 0 018 JT Marcinkowski GK 6-1 182 05/09/1997 Alamo, CA 0 0 0 0 5 5 0 019 Siad Haji MF 5-8 150 12/01/1999 Kakuma, Kenya 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 020 Anibal Godoy MF 6-0 181 02/10/1990 Panama City, Panama 14 14 0 2 100 98 5 721 Carlos Fierro FW 5-9 146 07/24/1994 Ahome, Sinaloa, Mexico 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 022 Tommy Thompson MF 5-7 157 08/15/1995 Hinsdale, IN 25 23 2 1 118 66 3 523 Florian Jungwirth MF 5-11 176 01/27/1989 Grafelfing, Germany 24 24 0 2 85 81 5 924 Nick Lima DF 5-9 174 11/17/1994 Castro Valley, CA 20 17 1 2 76 71 5 525 Andres Rios FW 5-10 172 08/01/1989 Buenos Aires, Argentina 4 1 1 0 4 1 1 026 Eric Calvillo MF 5-7 147 01/02/1998 Palmdale, CA 2 1 0 0 5 3 0 027 Marcos Lopez DF 5-9 148 11/02/1999 Callao, Peru 16 13 0 1 16 13 0 128 Andrew Tarbell GK 6-3 194 10/07/1993 Mandeville, LA 0 0 0 0 41 40 0 029 Jacob Akanyirige DF 5-11 162 12/30/2001 Pleasanton, CA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 031 Harold Cummings DF 6-0 207 03/01/1992 Panama City, Panama 16 16 0 0 37 37 0 033 Paul Marie DF 5-8 146 03/24/1995 Saint-Aubin-des-Bois, France 7 2 0 1 7 2 0 135 Gilbert Fuentes MF 5-6 142 02/21/2002 Tracy, CA 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 037 Guram Kashia DF 6-1 191 07/04/1987 Tbilisi, Georgia 17 15 0 0 29 27 0 044 Cade Cowell FW 5-9 154 10/14/2003 Ceres, CA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 089 Kevin Partida MF 5-8 142 03/10/1995 Sparks, NV 1 0 0 0 5 4 0 093 Judson MF 5-6 143 05/25/1993 Ares, Brazil 22 18 1 0 22 18 1 096 Luis Felipe MF 6-1 176 01/29/1996 Mineola, NY 3 0 0 0 16 11 0 1

HEAD COACH : Matias Almeyda 12/21/1973 W13 L10 T5

REAL SALT LAKE 2019 CAREERNo. Player Pos Ht Wt Birthdate Birthplace GP GS G A GP GS G A1 Alex Horwath GK 6-4 185 03/27/1987 Woodbine, MD 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 02 Tony Beltran DF 5-8 150 10/11/1987 Whittier, CA 0 0 0 0 245 230 1 124 Donny Toia DF 5-8 155 05/28/1992 Tucson, AZ 19 19 1 1 128 119 2 75 Kyle Beckerman MF 5-11 165 04/23/1982 Crofton, MD 20 19 0 4 483 451 41 546 Kelyn Rowe MF 5-8 150 12/02/1991 Federal Way, WA 15 8 0 2 221 168 29 427 Jefferson Savarino FW 5-7 145 11/11/1996 Maracaibo, Venezuela 23 23 7 5 77 74 20 218 Damir Kreilach MF 6-1 174 04/16/1989 Vukovar, Yugoslavia 26 26 4 5 59 57 16 1310 Joao Plata FW 5-2 135 03/01/1992 Guayaquil, Ecuador 14 1 1 0 208 164 49 4811 Albert Rusnak MF 5-10 175 07/07/1994 Vyskov, Czech Republic 25 24 9 5 86 82 26 2612 Brooks Lennon FW 6-0 180 09/22/1997 Paradise Valley, AZ 24 14 0 0 82 61 3 913 Nick Besler MF 6-1 185 05/07/1993 Overland Park, KS 17 7 1 2 39 22 2 214 Nedum Onuoha DF 6-0 210 11/12/1986 Warri, Nigeria 22 21 0 0 24 22 0 115 Justen Glad DF 6-0 175 02/28/1997 Tucson, AZ 19 19 0 0 105 103 2 117 Corey Baird FW 5-11 170 01/30/1996 Palomar, CA 26 20 4 3 57 41 12 818 Nick Rimando GK 5-9 185 06/17/1979 Montclair, CA 24 24 0 0 509 509 0 719 Luke Mulholland MF 5-9 150 08/07/1988 Preston, England 0 0 0 0 122 97 16 1620 Erik Holt DF 6-1 185 09/06/1996 San Diego, CA 4 4 0 1 4 4 0 121 Tate Schmitt MF 5-11 161 05/28/1997 Phoenix, AZ 5 1 0 0 5 1 0 022 Aaron Herrera DF 5-11 160 06/06/1997 Las Cruces, NM 26 25 0 4 42 39 0 423 Sebastian Saucedo FW 5-7 160 01/22/1997 San Fernando Valley, CA 22 12 2 2 79 28 5 924 David Ochoa GK 6-2 174 01/16/2001 Oxnard, CA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 025 Everton Luiz MF 5-8 154 05/24/1988 Porto Alegre, Brazil 21 19 0 2 21 19 0 226 Luis Arriaga FW 5-6 115 01/26/2001 Santa Rosa, CA 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 027 Julian Vazquez FW 5-11 145 03/30/2001 Brigham City, UT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 030 Marcelo Silva DF 6-2 181 03/21/1989 Mercedes, Uruguay 16 12 2 0 43 39 2 042 Douglas Martinez FW 6-0 132 06/05/1997 Olanchito, Honduras 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 043 Justin Portillo MF 5-6 134 09/09/1992 New Orleans, LA 3 1 0 0 3 1 0 050 Sam Johnson FW 5-11 163 05/06/1993 Ganta, Liberia 21 12 9 0 21 12 9 051 Andrew Putna GK 6-2 180 10/21/1994 Lemont, IL 4 4 0 0 6 5 0 070 Jordan Allen DF 5-11 160 04/25/1995 Rochester, NY 0 0 0 0 50 24 4 4ON LOAN Pablo Ruiz MF 5-7 145 12/20/1998 Comodoro Rivadavia, Argentina 0 0 0 0 12 5 0 0

HEAD COACH : Freddy Juarez 04/01/1978 W2 L2 T0

(W-L-T) LEAD TIED TRAIL SCORE ALLOWRSL 10-0-1 3-4-3 0-7-0 11-1-1 2-10-2SJ 10-2-3 2-3-1 1-5-1 9-3-3 4-7-1

REAL SALT LAKE SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES Date Score (Gms since) Date Score (Gms since)Home win 8/24/2019 RSL 2, COL 0 (0) 8/31/2019 SJ 3, ORL 0 (0)Road win 8/10/2019 RSL 2, KC 1 (1) 7/20/2019 SJ 3, VAN 1 (3)Home loss 8/17/2019 RSL 0, LFC 2 (1) 3/30/2019 SJ 0, LFC 5 (12)Road loss 8/31/2019 RSL 0, POR 1 (0) 8/21/2019 SJ 0, LFC 4 (0)Tie game 7/27/2019 RSL 0, DAL 0 (6) 8/03/2019 SJ 1, CLB 1 (5)Shutout for 8/24/2019 RSL 2, COL 0 (1) 8/31/2019 SJ 3, ORL 0 (0)Shutout vs. 8/31/2019 RSL 0, POR 1 (0) 8/21/2019 SJ 0, LFC 4 (2)

Real Salt Lake TWLLLLWWLLWWWLLTWWLWTTWWWLWLEarthquakes LLLLWLWTTWLWWTTWWLWWWWTLLLWW

GOALS SCORED IN GAME GP 0 1 2 3 4+ TOT AVGRSL 28 7 9 6 5 1 40 1.43SJ 28 4 11 4 7 2 48 1.71

GOALS ALLOWED IN GAME GP 0 1 2 3 4+ TOT AVGRSL 28 9 10 6 0 3 35 1.25SJ 28 7 9 6 3 3 43 1.54

GOALS SCORED Total 1-15 16-30 31-45 46-60 61-75 76-90RSL 40 2 8 10 4 8 8SJ 48 9 6 11 6 7 9

GOALS ALLOWED Total 1-15 16-30 31-45 46-60 61-75 76-90RSL 35 3 3 8 4 8 9SJ 43 6 7 4 7 12 7

GOALSCORING RECORD

GOALS BY INTERVALS

RECORD AT HALFTIME RECORD WITH FIRST GOAL

THE LAST TIME

GAME-BY-GAME: WON/LOST/TIED

REALG: 9 Johnson/RusnakA: 5 3 players tiedSHT: 65 RusnakSOG: 29 SavarinoFC: 34 LuizFS: 48 KreilachOF: 25 JohnsonC: 8 Beckerman/LuizE: 1 5 players tied

EARTHQUAKESG: 13 WondolowskiA: 12 EspinozaSHT: 100 QazaishviliSOG: 34 QazaishviliFC: 43 JudsonFS: 57 ErikssonOF: 16 HoesenC: 7 3 players tiedE: 1 Espinoza/Lopez

TEAM LEADERS

GP W-L-T PTS GF GA Real 28 13-11-4 43 40 35at home 14 10-3-1 31 27 12

Earthquakes 28 13-10-5 44 48 43on road 13 3-7-3 12 17 26

2019 SEASON RECORDS

LEAGUE HEAD-TO-HEADALL-TIME: Real 10 wins, 44 goals … Earthquakes 11 wins, 39 goals … Ties 11

AT SALT LAKE: Real 5 wins, 24 goals … Earthquakes 3 wins, 12 goals … Ties 7

2019 (MLS):7/6: SJ 1, RSL 0 (Hoesen 93+)

REFEREESREFEREE: Joseph Dickerson.

AR1 (bench): Jeff Hosking; AR2 (opposite): Kevin Klinger; 4th: Allen Chapman; VAR: Edvin Jurisevic; AVAR: TJ Zablocki

REALSun. Sept. 15 at Minnesota

Sat. Sept. 21 at New EnglandWed. Sept. 25 LA Galaxy

Sun. Sept. 29 Houston

UPCOMING MATCHES

REAL SALT LAKE vs. SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKESWednesday, Sept. 11, 2019; Rio Tinto Stadium, Sandy, Utah, 7:30 p.m. MT

EARTHQUAKESSat. Sept. 14 at NYCFCSat. Sept. 21 at Atlanta

Wed. Sept. 25 PhiladelphiaSun. Sept. 29 Seattle

GOALS SCOREDMINUTES PER GOAL

RIGHT FOOTLEFT FOOTHEADERS

OTHER

OPEN PLAYCROSS

CORNERREBOUND PENALTIES

DIRECT FROM FREE KICKFREE KICK (INDIRECT)

OWN GOALS

INSIDE GOAL AREAINSIDE PENALTY AREA

OUTSIDE PENALTY AREA

F A 48 43 53 59

34 23 10 17 3 2 1 1

35 24 1 5 6 3 1 2 1 4 0 0 3 3 1 2

8 11 34 26 6 6

F A 40 35 63 72

30 20 9 13 1 1 0 1

25 21 1 2 3 4 2 1 6 3 0 3 3 0 0 1

6 6 26 21 8 8

WHERE THE GOALS COME FROM

HOW SCORED

TYPE OF PLAY

DISTANCE

REAL EARTHQUAKES

TEAM NEWSSUSPENDED: SJ: Matias Almeyda (head coach; through Sept. 11)SUSPENDED NEXT YELLOW CARD: RSL: Nick Besler, Everton Luiz, Sebastian Saucedo ... SJ: Harold Cummings, Nick Lima, Marcos LopezSUSPENDED AFTER TWO YELLOW CARDS: RSL: Aaron Herrera ... SJ: Anibal Godoy INJURED LIST: RSL: Jordan Allen (SEI)INTERNATIONAL ABSENCES: RSL: Corey Baird (USA); Albert Rusnak (SVK); Jefferson Savarino (VEN); David Ochoa (U.S. U-20); Justen Glad, Aaron Herrera, Brooks Lennon, Sebastian Saucedo (U.S. U-23) ... SJ: Nick Lima, Jackson Yueill (USA); Guram Kashia, Vako Qazaishvili (GEO); Marcos Lopez (PER); Gilbert Fuentes (U.S. U-17); JT Marcinkowski (U.S. U-23)

LAST LEAGUE MATCHES

PORTLAND TIMBERS 1REAL SALT LAKE 0

Scoring Summary:POR--Valeri 8 (Flores 1) 16

REAL SALT LAKE--Nick Rimando, Aaron Herrera, Justen Glad, Nedum Onuoha, Donny Toia, Jefferson Savarino, Everton Luiz, Albert Rusnak, Kelyn Rowe (Sam Johnson 78), Corey Baird (Joao Plata 78), Damir Kreilach.

SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES 3ORLANDO CITY SC 0

Scoring Summary:SJ--Eriksson 6 (Yueill 4) 3SJ--Wondolowski 12 (Qazaishvili 4) 20SJ--Wondolowski 13 (Espinoza 12) 33

SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES--Daniel Vega, Tommy Thompson (Andres Rios 76), Guram Kashia, Florian Jungwirth, Marcos Lopez, Jackson Yueill, Cristian Espinoza, Magnus Eriksson, Vako Qazaishvili (Carlos Fierro 81), Judson, Chris Wondolowski (Danny Hoesen 81).

UNF POS PLAYER GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E

11 M Albert Rusnak 25 24 2102 9 5 65 28 11 28 5 61 1 050 F Sam Johnson 21 12 1085 9 0 24 11 13 9 25 0 1 07 F Jefferson Savarino 23 23 1969 7 5 62 29 13 47 14 13 0 18 M Damir Kreilach 26 26 2159 4 5 46 11 28 48 8 0 6 117 F Corey Baird 26 20 1786 4 3 25 11 30 17 13 0 6 023 F Sebastian Saucedo 22 12 1048 2 2 37 13 24 42 4 14 6 030 D Marcelo Silva 16 12 1161 2 0 7 3 16 10 0 0 2 113 M Nick Besler 17 7 727 1 2 3 2 15 12 0 0 4 04 D Donny Toia 19 19 1693 1 1 9 1 18 9 2 0 3 010 F Joao Plata 14 1 220 1 0 12 4 3 4 2 7 0 022 D Aaron Herrera 26 25 2228 0 4 19 5 25 12 2 0 7 15 M Kyle Beckerman 20 19 1693 0 4 14 4 33 23 0 0 8 025 M Everton Luiz 21 19 1651 0 2 7 1 34 36 0 0 8 020 D Erik Holt 4 4 281 0 1 0 0 4 1 0 0 0 051 G Andrew Putna 4 4 360 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 012 F Brooks Lennon 24 14 1343 0 0 9 2 19 6 1 2 2 015 D Justen Glad 19 19 1704 0 0 7 2 18 9 0 0 2 043 M Justin Portillo 3 1 123 0 0 1 0 4 2 0 0 1 16 M Kelyn Rowe (RSL) 1 1 78 0 0 1 1 2 2 0 0 0 06 M Kelyn Rowe (TOT) 15 8 768 0 2 21 5 16 13 0 3 2 026 F Luis Arriaga 2 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 014 D Nedum Onuoha 22 21 1886 0 0 5 3 12 8 0 0 2 018 G Nick Rimando 24 24 2160 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 021 M Tate Schmitt 5 1 83 0 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 0 0

Own-goals received 0Team totals 28 28 2520 40 34 353 131 324 349 76 97 60 5Opponent totals 28 28 2520 35 33 343 109 349 324 38 175 50 6

2019 REAL SALT LAKE STATISTICS (13-11-4, 43 pts.)

REAL SALT LAKE GOALKEEPING

UNF POS GOALKEEPER GP GS MIN SHTS SV GA GAA PG PA W L T SO

18 G Nick Rimando 24 24 2160 93 62 29 1.21 3 4 11 9 4 851 G Andrew Putna 4 4 360 16 9 6 1.5 0 1 2 2 0 1

Team totals 28 28 2520 109 71 35 1.25 3 5 13 11 4 9Opponent totals 28 28 2520 131 88 40 1.43 6 7 11 13 4 7

GAME-WINNING GOALS: Sam Johnson 4, Albert Rusnak 3, Jefferson Savarino 2, Damir Kreilach 2, Joao Plata 1, Corey Baird 1GAME-WINNING ASSISTS: Aaron Herrera 4, Kyle Beckerman 2, Jefferson Savarino 2, Damir Kreilach 1, Everton Luiz 1PENALTY KICK GOALS/ATTEMPTS: Albert Rusnak 4-5, Damir Kreilach 1-1, Joao Plata 1-1

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2019 SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES STATISTICS (13-10-5, 44 pts.)UNF POS PLAYER GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E

8 F Chris Wondolowski 27 19 1630 13 2 68 25 12 7 15 0 3 011 M Vako Qazaishvili 26 19 1689 8 4 100 34 17 18 8 1 1 07 M Magnus Eriksson 26 26 2267 6 8 77 19 30 57 3 73 4 06 M Shea Salinas 23 12 1176 6 3 20 8 10 12 1 2 2 09 F Danny Hoesen 24 10 1186 5 2 50 22 17 11 16 0 1 010 F Cristian Espinoza 25 25 2147 2 12 86 33 31 25 10 89 5 114 M Jackson Yueill 27 24 2218 2 4 32 5 26 24 3 26 2 022 M Tommy Thompson 25 23 1959 2 1 12 4 22 35 0 0 7 024 D Nick Lima 20 17 1450 1 2 16 4 21 19 6 0 4 025 F Andres Rios 4 1 126 1 0 1 1 2 10 0 0 0 093 M Judson 22 18 1528 1 0 15 4 43 10 0 2 6 020 M Anibal Godoy 14 14 1254 0 2 5 2 32 26 1 0 7 023 M Florian Jungwirth 24 24 2160 0 2 16 5 31 25 0 0 2 027 D Marcos Lopez 16 13 1057 0 1 10 4 19 26 0 6 7 133 D Paul Marie 7 2 232 0 1 3 2 4 6 0 0 1 021 F Carlos Fierro 4 0 76 0 0 4 0 0 3 0 0 0 017 G Daniel Vega 28 28 2520 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 026 M Eric Calvillo 2 1 73 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 03 D Francois Affolter 1 1 90 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 035 M Gilbert Fuentes 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 037 D Guram Kashia 17 15 1365 0 0 7 2 15 5 0 0 1 031 D Harold Cummings 16 16 1392 0 0 1 1 16 12 0 0 5 089 M Kevin Partida 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 096 M Luis Felipe 3 0 39 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 1 019 M Siad Haji 4 0 41 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0

Own-goals received 1Team totals 28 28 2520 48 44 523 175 354 360 63 199 59 2Opponent totals 28 28 2520 43 41 367 121 360 354 14 128 61 0

SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES GOALKEEPING

UNF POS GOALKEEPER GP GS MIN SHTS SV GA GAA PG PA W L T SO

17 G Daniel Vega 28 28 2520 121 78 43 1.54 4 7 13 10 5 7Team totals 28 28 2520 121 78 43 1.54 4 7 13 10 5 7Opponent totals 28 28 2520 175 127 48 1.71 1 1 10 13 5 4

GAME-WINNING GOALS: Chris Wondolowski 4, Danny Hoesen 3, Vako Qazaishvili 3, Magnus Eriksson 1, Nick Lima 1, Shea Salinas 1GAME-WINNING ASSISTS: Cristian Espinoza 5, Magnus Eriksson 2, Jackson Yueill 2, Vako Qazaishvili 1, Florian Jungwirth 1, Nick Lima 1, Paul Marie 1PENALTY KICK GOALS/ATTEMPTS: Magnus Eriksson 1-1


DAY DATE OPPONENT RESULT ATT W-L-T POS PTS NOTES:

Sat. Mar. 2 at Houston T 1-1 16827 0-0-1 8 1 RSL: Rusnak (40); HOU: Manotas (62)Sat. Mar. 9 Vancouver W 1-0 17096 1-0-1 5 4 RSL: Rusnak (21); Sat. Mar. 16 at D.C. United L 0-5 17190 1-1-1 7 4 DC: Rooney (34,41,65) Rodriguez (76) Segura (80)Sat. Mar. 23 at Los Angeles

FCL 1-2 22023 1-2-1 8 4 RSL: Kreilach (35); LFC: Rossi (40) Zimmerman (92+)

Sat. Mar. 30 FC Dallas L 2-4 18220 1-3-1 8 4 RSL: Savarino (31) Silva (66); DAL: Gruezo (1) Pomykal (32,64) Ferreira (69)

Sat. Apr. 6 at Seattle L 0-1 37722 1-4-1 8 4 SEA: Lodeiro (18)Sat. Apr. 13 Orlando City SC W 2-1 16770 2-4-1 8 7 RSL: Johnson (17) Kreilach (55); ORL: Almeida (81)Fri. Apr. 19 at FC

CincinnatiW 3-0 26416 3-4-1 7 10 RSL: Rusnak (42,59) Johnson (47+);

Sun. Apr. 28 at Los Angeles L 1-2 20615 3-5-1 7 10 RSL: Toia (64); LA: Antuna (16) Ibrahimovic (78)Sat. May 4 Portland L 1-2 18066 3-6-1 8 10 RSL: Johnson (62); POR: Blanco (34) Valeri (68)Sat. May 11 at Colorado W 3-2 15437 4-6-1 7 13 RSL: Rusnak (25) Baird (27) Johnson (53); COL: Wilson

(47) Acosta (48+)Sat. May 18 Toronto FC W 3-0 15949 5-6-1 7 16 RSL: Kreilach (14) Saucedo (28) Savarino (60); Fri. May 24 Atlanta W 2-1 17214 6-6-1 5 19 RSL: Saucedo (36) Savarino (94+); ATL: Martinez (78)Wed. May 29 at Montreal L 1-2 11966 6-7-1 6 19 RSL: Johnson (84); MTL: Browne (48+) Taider (68)Sat. June 1 at New York Red

BullsL 0-4 19122 6-8-1 7 19 NYR: own goal (58) Royer (59) Murillo (64) Fernandez

(83)Sat. June 22 at Chicago T 1-1 15609 6-8-2 7 20 RSL: Rusnak (33); CHI: Katai (5)Sat. June 29 Sporting KC W 2-0 18933 7-8-2 8 23 RSL: Johnson (15,29); Wed. July 3 Columbus W 1-0 19030 8-8-2 6 26 RSL: Johnson (38); Sat. July 6 at San Jose L 0-1 15339 8-9-2 8 26 SJ: Hoesen (93+)Sat. July 13 Philadelphia W 4-0 18925 9-9-2 6 29 RSL: Savarino (23,71) Rusnak (81) Kreilach (89); Sat. July 20 Minnesota T 1-1 16992 9-9-3 7 30 RSL: Silva (70); MIN: Quintero (57)Sat. July 27 at FC Dallas T 0-0 14717 9-9-4 8 31Sat. Aug. 3 New York City

FCW 3-1 18282 10-9-4 6 34 RSL: Savarino (37) Rusnak (75) Besler (88); NYC: Ring

(4)Sat. Aug. 10 at Sporting KC W 2-1 18219 11-9-4 6 37 RSL: Baird (38,70); KC: Russell (31)Wed. Aug. 14 Seattle W 3-0 17825 12-9-4 4 40 RSL: Johnson (25) Rusnak (71) Baird (87); Sat. Aug. 17 Los Angeles FC L 0-2 18213 12-10-4 4 40 LFC: Vela (64) Diomande (82)Sat. Aug. 24 Colorado W 2-0 20384 13-10-4 2 43 RSL: Plata (96+) Savarino (99+); Sat. Aug. 31 at Portland L 0-1 25218 13-11-4 3 43 POR: Valeri (16)Wed. Sep. 11 San JoseSun. Sep. 15 at MinnesotaSat. Sep. 21 at New EnglandWed. Sep. 25 Los AngelesSun. Sep. 29 HoustonSun. Oct. 6 at Vancouver

REAL SALT LAKE 2019 SCHEDULE


DAY DATE OPPONENT RESULT ATT W-L-T POS PTS NOTES:

Sat. Mar. 2 Montreal L 1-2 18000 0-1-0 10 0 SJ: Eriksson (11); MTL: Piatti (29) Taider (44)

Sat. Mar. 9 Minnesota L 0-3 16411 0-2-0 12 0 MIN: Quintero (49) Ibarra (52) own goal (75)Sat. Mar. 16 at New York Red

BullsL 1-4 15621 0-3-0 12 0 SJ: Espinoza (5); NYR: Muyl (51,71) Wright-Phillips

(85) Royer (90)Sat. Mar. 30 Los Angeles FC L 0-5 18000 0-4-0 12 0 LFC: Vela (8,48+,66) Beitashour (26) Rossi (68)Sat. Apr. 6 Portland W 3-0 16233 1-4-0 9 3 SJ: Salinas (15) Hoesen (33) Espinoza (34); Sat. Apr. 13 at Houston L 1-2 14476 1-5-0 9 3 SJ: Yueill (56); HOU: Elis (52) Martinez (60)Sat. Apr. 20 Sporting KC W 4-1 15777 2-5-0 9 6 SJ: Hoesen (6,12) Salinas (46) Eriksson (61); KC:

Gutierrez (66)Wed. Apr. 24 at Seattle T 2-2 37722 2-5-1 9 7 SJ: Salinas (34,53); SEA: Leerdam (65) Shipp (67)Sat. Apr. 27 at FC Dallas T 0-0 14087 2-5-2 9 8Sat. May 4 FC Cincinnati W 1-0 16743 3-5-2 7 11 SJ: Lima (22); Sat. May 11 at New England L 1-3 20610 3-6-2 9 11 SJ: Qazaishvili (88); NE: Agudelo (18) Penilla (29)

Gil (68)Sat. May 18 Chicago W 4-1 15232 4-6-2 8 14 SJ: Wondolowski (21,48,74,76); CHI: Katai (83)Sun. May 26 at Toronto FC W 2-1 23524 5-6-2 8 17 SJ: Wondolowski (37,81); TOR: Laryea (28)Sat. June 1 at D.C. United T 1-1 18002 5-6-3 8 18 SJ: Wondolowski (37); DC: Acosta (67)Sat. June 8 FC Dallas T 2-2 16841 5-6-4 8 19 SJ: Wondolowski (47) Eriksson (54); DAL: own goal (27)

Atuahene (65)Wed. June 26 Houston W 2-0 15563 6-6-4 6 22 SJ: Qazaishvili (22,75); Sat. June 29 Los Angeles W 3-0 50850 7-6-4 5 25 SJ: Qazaishvili (11) Salinas (82) Thompson (85);

Wed. July 3 at Minnesota L 1-3 19653 7-7-4 8 25 SJ: Thompson (47+); MIN: Quintero (5) Boxall (52) Molino (92+)

Sat. July 6 Real Salt Lake W 1-0 15339 8-7-4 6 28 SJ: Hoesen (93+); Fri. July 12 at Los Angeles W 3-1 22508 9-7-4 4 31 SJ: Qazaishvili (61) Hoesen (64) Yueill (85); LA:

Feltscher (2)Sat. July 20 at Vancouver W 3-1 17558 10-7-4 5 34 SJ: Qazaishvili (16) Wondolowski (34) Eriksson (79);

VAN: Henry (7)Sat. July 27 Colorado W 3-1 17762 11-7-4 4 37 SJ: own goal (2) Qazaishvili (34) Salinas (83); COL:

Rubio (88)Sat. Aug. 3 Columbus T 1-1 17088 11-7-5 2 38 SJ: Eriksson (41); CLB: Zardes (65)Sat. Aug. 10 at Colorado L 1-2 13870 11-8-5 4 38 SJ: Qazaishvili (62); COL: Acosta (44) Rubio (73)Sat. Aug. 17 at Sporting KC L 1-2 17941 11-9-5 6 38 SJ: Wondolowski (25); KC: Feilhaber (50) Smith (76)Wed. Aug. 21 at Los Angeles

FCL 0-4 22110 11-10-5 6 38 LFC: Rossi (6) Vela (17,41) Perez (81)

Sat. Aug. 24 Vancouver W 3-1 17458 12-10-5 6 41 SJ: Tavares (7) Wondolowski (34) Rios (73); VAN: Nerwinski (6)

Sat. Aug. 31 Orlando City SC W 3-0 17323 13-10-5 2 44 SJ: Eriksson (3) Wondolowski (20,33); Wed. Sep. 11 at Real Salt

LakeSat. Sep. 14 at New York

City FCSat. Sep. 21 at AtlantaWed. Sep. 25 PhiladelphiaSun. Sep. 29 SeattleSun. Oct. 6 at Portland

SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES 2019 SCHEDULE


REAL SALT LAKE INDIVIDUAL HIGH GAMES (2019)Goals

2 4 times 04/19/2019 vs CIN W 3-0Assists

2 Damir Kreilach 06/29/2019 vs KC W 2-02 Kyle Beckerman 08/03/2019 vs NYC W 3-12 Damir Kreilach 08/14/2019 vs SEA W 3-0Shots

7 Damir Kreilach 04/28/2019 vs LA L 1-2Shots on Goal

3 Jefferson Savarino

08/24/2019 vs COL W 2-0

3 Albert Rusnak 08/31/2019 vs POR L 0-1Fouls Committed

5 Corey Baird 04/19/2019 vs CIN W 3-05 Justen Glad 05/24/2019 vs ATL W 2-1Fouls Suffered

6 Jefferson Savarino

08/31/2019 vs POR L 0-1

Offside

4 Sam Johnson 04/06/2019 vs SEA L 0-14 Sam Johnson 04/28/2019 vs LA L 1-24 Sam Johnson 05/04/2019 vs POR L 1-2Saves

6 Nick Rimando 06/01/2019 vs NYR L 0-46 Nick Rimando 08/03/2019 vs NYC W 3-1Shots Faced

9 Nick Rimando 06/01/2019 vs NYR L 0-4Goals Allowed

5 Nick Rimando 03/16/2019 vs DC L 0-5

TEAM LOW GAMES (2019)Shots

3 03/23/2019 vs LFC L 1-2Shots on Goal

1 03/23/2019 vs LFC L 1-2Fouls Committed

7 04/13/2019 vs ORL W 2-17 07/20/2019 vs MIN T 1-17 08/24/2019 vs COL W 2-0Fouls Suffered

7 04/19/2019 vs CIN W 3-07 07/06/2019 vs SJ L 0-1Corner Kicks

0 03/16/2019 vs DC L 0-50 03/23/2019 vs LFC L 1-20 08/24/2019 vs COL W 2-0Offside

0 03/16/2019 vs DC L 0-5Saves

0 03/02/2019 vs HOU T 1-10 07/03/2019 vs CLB W 1-00 07/13/2019 vs PHI W 4-00 08/14/2019 vs SEA W 3-0Shots Faced

0 07/03/2019 vs CLB W 1-00 07/13/2019 vs PHI W 4-00 08/14/2019 vs SEA W 3-0

TEAM HIGH GAMES (2019)Goals

4 07/13/2019 vs PHI W 4-0Assists

4 06/29/2019 vs KC W 2-04 07/13/2019 vs PHI W 4-04 08/03/2019 vs NYC W 3-14 08/14/2019 vs SEA W 3-0Shots

22 04/28/2019 vs LA L 1-2Shots on Goal

8 07/13/2019 vs PHI W 4-0Fouls Committed

18 06/29/2019 vs KC W 2-0Fouls Suffered

18 03/23/2019 vs LFC L 1-218 06/22/2019 vs CHI T 1-1Corner Kicks

8 03/02/2019 vs HOU T 1-18 07/20/2019 vs MIN T 1-18 08/03/2019 vs NYC W 3-1Offside

9 05/04/2019 vs POR L 1-2Saves

6 06/01/2019 vs NYR L 0-46 08/03/2019 vs NYC W 3-1Shots Faced

9 06/01/2019 vs NYR L 0-4Goals Allowed

5 03/16/2019 vs DC L 0-5

EARTHQUAKES INDIVIDUAL HIGH GAMES (2019)Goals

4 Chris Wondolowski 05/18/2019 at CHI W 4-1Assists

2 Cristian Espinoza 05/26/2019 at TOR W 2-12 Magnus Eriksson 08/24/2019 at VAN W 3-1Shots

12 Vako Qazaishvili 07/20/2019 at VAN W 3-1Shots on Goal

5 Vako Qazaishvili 07/20/2019 at VAN W 3-15 Vako Qazaishvili 08/24/2019 at VAN W 3-1Fouls Committed

5 Judson 07/12/2019 at LA W 3-15 Judson 08/17/2019 at KC L 1-2Fouls Suffered

5 4 times 03/02/2019 at MTL L 1-2Offside

3 4 times 03/09/2019 at MIN L 0-3Saves

6 4 times 04/20/2019 at KC W 4-1Shots Faced

11 Daniel Vega 08/21/2019 at LFC L 0-4Goals Allowed

5 Daniel Vega 03/30/2019 at LFC L 0-5

TEAM LOW GAMES (2019)Shots

6 03/30/2019 at LFC L 0-5Shots on Goal

1 03/16/2019 at NYR L 1-41 05/04/2019 at CIN W 1-0Fouls Committed

3 06/29/2019 at LA W 3-0Fouls Suffered

9 03/16/2019 at NYR L 1-49 04/27/2019 at DAL T 0-09 06/08/2019 at DAL T 2-29 08/24/2019 at VAN W 3-1Corner Kicks

0 05/26/2019 at TOR W 2-1Offside

0 04/20/2019 at KC W 4-10 04/24/2019 at SEA T 2-20 05/26/2019 at TOR W 2-10 06/26/2019 at HOU W 2-00 07/20/2019 at VAN W 3-1Saves

0 05/11/2019 at NE L 1-30 07/12/2019 at LA W 3-10 07/20/2019 at VAN W 3-10 08/03/2019 at CLB T 1-1Shots Faced

1 06/26/2019 at HOU W 2-01 07/12/2019 at LA W 3-11 07/20/2019 at VAN W 3-11 08/03/2019 at CLB T 1-11 08/31/2019 at ORL W 3-0

TEAM HIGH GAMES (2019)Goals

4 04/20/2019 at KC W 4-14 05/18/2019 at CHI W 4-1Assists

5 08/24/2019 at VAN W 3-1Shots

43 08/24/2019 at VAN W 3-1Shots on Goal

19 08/24/2019 at VAN W 3-1Fouls Committed

20 08/17/2019 at KC L 1-2Fouls Suffered

21 04/13/2019 at HOU L 1-2Corner Kicks

16 08/24/2019 at VAN W 3-1Offside

7 07/12/2019 at LA W 3-1Saves

6 04/20/2019 at KC W 4-16 04/24/2019 at SEA T 2-26 06/29/2019 at LA W 3-06 08/21/2019 at LFC L 0-4Shots Faced

11 08/21/2019 at LFC L 0-4Goals Allowed

5 03/30/2019 at LFC L 0-5


UNF POS PLAYER GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E CP5 M Kyle Beckerman 1 1 90 0 0 1 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 018 G Nick Rimando 1 1 90 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 04 D Donny Toia 1 1 90 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 023 F Sebastian Saucedo 1 0 9 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 013 M Nick Besler 1 1 90 0 0 1 0 3 2 0 0 0 0 011 M Albert Rusnak 1 0 22 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 012 F Brooks Lennon 1 1 90 0 0 2 1 2 1 0 2 0 0 07 F Jefferson Savarino 1 1 68 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 4 0 0 030 D Marcelo Silva 1 1 90 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 017 F Corey Baird 1 1 90 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 022 D Aaron Herrera 1 1 90 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 08 M Damir Kreilach 1 1 81 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 020 D Erik Holt 1 1 90 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

Team totals 1 1 90 0 0 13 4 13 7 1 7 2 0 0Opponent totals 1 1 90 1 2 12 3 7 13 2 9 0 0 0

GAME-WINNING GOALS: NoneGAME-WINNING ASSISTS: NonePENALTY KICK GOALS/ATTEMPTS: None

2019 REAL SALT LAKE VS. SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES (0-1-0)

UNF POS GOALKEEPER GP GS MIN SHT SV GA GAA PG PA W L T SO O'TIME18 G Nick Rimando 1 1 90 3 2 1 1.00 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-0-0

Team totals 1 1 90 3 2 1 1.00 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-0-0Opponent totals 1 1 90 4 4 0 0.00 0 0 1 0 0 1 0-0-0

UNF POS PLAYER GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E CP9 F Danny Hoesen 1 0 16 1 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 033 D Paul Marie 1 0 19 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 010 F Cristian Espinoza 1 1 90 0 1 2 1 0 0 1 7 0 0 06 M Shea Salinas 1 0 24 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 08 F Chris Wondolowski 1 1 90 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 037 D Guram Kashia 1 1 90 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 022 M Tommy Thompson 1 1 71 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 023 M Florian Jungwirth 1 1 90 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 014 M Jackson Yueill 1 1 90 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 011 M Vako Qazaishvili 1 1 90 0 0 1 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 07 M Magnus Eriksson 1 1 90 0 0 1 0 1 4 0 2 0 0 093 M Judson 1 1 74 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 027 D Marcos Lopez 1 1 66 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 017 G Daniel Vega 1 1 90 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Team totals 1 1 90 1 2 12 3 7 13 2 9 0 0 0Opponent totals 1 1 90 0 0 13 4 13 7 1 7 2 0 0

GAME-WINNING GOALS: NoneGAME-WINNING ASSISTS: NonePENALTY KICK GOALS/ATTEMPTS: None

2019 SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES VS. REAL SALT LAKE (1-0-0)

UNF POS GOALKEEPER GP GS MIN SHT SV GA GAA PG PA W L T SO O'TIME17 G Daniel Vega 1 1 90 4 4 0 0.00 0 0 1 0 0 1 0-0-0

Team totals 1 1 90 4 4 0 0.00 0 0 1 0 0 1 0-0-0Opponent totals 1 1 90 3 2 1 1.00 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-0-0


Real Salt Lake 10 wins, 44 goals

Earthquakes 11 wins, 39 goals11 ties

4/30/2005 RSL 2 vs SJ 2 (RE)6/18/2005 SJ 3 vs RSL 0 (SJ)8/20/2005 SJ 1 at RSL 0 (RE)10/8/2005 SJ 2 vs RSL 2 (SJ)5/31/2008 RSL 3 vs SJ 1 (RE)6/18/2008 RSL 0 vs SJ 0 (RE)9/27/2008 RSL 3 at SJ 2 (BS)5/30/2009 SJ 2 vs RSL 1 (BS)7/3/2009 RSL 1 vs SJ 1 (RT)3/27/2010 RSL 3 at SJ 0 (BS)6/25/2010 RSL 0 vs SJ 0 (RT)3/19/2011 RSL 1 at SJ 0 (BS)7/23/2011 RSL 4 vs SJ 0 (RT)4/21/2012 SJ 3 vs RSL 1 (BS)6/23/2012 SJ 2 at RSL 1 (RT)7/14/2012 SJ 5 vs RSL 0 (BS)3/3/2013 RSL 2 at SJ 0 (BS)6/1/2013 RSL 3 vs SJ 0 (RT)9/21/2013 SJ 2 at RSL 1 (RT)3/15/2014 SJ 3 vs RSL 3 (BS)8/30/2014 SJ 1 vs RSL 1 (BS)10/11/2014 RSL 2 vs SJ 0 (RT)4/5/2015 RSL 1 at SJ 0 (AS)5/1/2015 RSL 1 vs SJ 1 (RT)9/27/2015 SJ 1 vs RSL 0 (AS)7/22/2016 RSL 1 vs SJ 1 (RT)10/1/2016 SJ 2 vs RSL 1 (AS)6/24/2017 SJ 2 vs RSL 1 (AS)8/23/2017 RSL 4 vs SJ 0 (RT)6/23/2018 RSL 1 vs SJ 1 (RT)7/28/2018 SJ 0 vs RSL 0 (AS)7/6/2019 SJ 1 vs RSL 0 (AS)

EARTHQUAKES VS REAL SALT LAKE

ALL-TIME REGULAR-SEASON RESULTS

GOALS SCORED IN 15-MINUTE INTERVALS:

1-15 16-30 31-45 46-60 61-75 76-90 OT Total

RSL 3 7 7 7 11 9 0 44SJ 7 5 5 3 9 10 0 39

Earthquakes Real Salt Lake

Category 1 2 OT Tot 1 2 OT TotGoals 18 21 0 39 18 26 0 44Shots 190 215 0 405 196 240 0 436Shots on Goal 72 82 0 154 74 92 0 166Fouls 197 198 0 395 212 222 0 434Offsides 35 40 0 75 34 25 0 59Corner Kicks 69 97 0 166 81 89 0 170

HEAD-TO-HEAD

CAREER COACHING RECORDS:Matias Almeyda vs. RSL 1-0-0 (3 pts./game)

ALL-TIME SERIES LEADERS:Real Salt Lake Earthquakes

Goals 9 Javier Morales 8 Chris WondolowskiAssists 7 Javier Morales 6 Shea SalinasShots 41 Kyle Beckerman 63 Chris WondolowskiShots on Goal 18 Javier Morales 26 Chris WondolowskiFouls Committed 38 Kyle Beckerman 18 Victor BernardezFouls Suffered 26 Javier Morales 26 Chris WondolowskiWins 9 Nick Rimando 4 Jon BuschLosses 9 Nick Rimando 5 Jon BuschShutouts 10 Nick Rimando 2 Busch/OnstadSaves 88 Nick Rimando 43 Jon BuschGoals Allowed 31 Nick Rimando 19 Jon Busch

Real Salt Lake San Jose EarthquakesW-L-T Streak (started) W-L-T Streak (started)

At Halftime:Leading 10-0-1 10 Ws (03/09/2019) 10-2-3 2 Ws (08/24/2019)Tied 3-4-3 1 Ws (08/24/2019) 2-3-1 1 Ws (07/06/2019)Trailing 0-7-0 10 Ls (09/22/2018) 1-5-1 2 Ls (08/10/2019)

First Goal:Allowed 2-10-2 2 Ls (08/17/2019) 4-7-1 1 Ws (08/24/2019)Scored 11-1-1 10 Ws (04/13/2019) 9-3-3 1 Ws (08/31/2019)

Goals Scored:0 goals 0-6-1 2 Ls (08/17/2019) 0-3-1 1 Ls (08/21/2019)1 goals 2-4-3 1 Ts (07/20/2019) 2-7-2 2 Ls (08/10/2019)2 goals 5-1-0 5 Ws (04/13/2019) 2-0-2 1 Ws (06/26/2019)3 goals 5-0-0 7 Ws (04/21/2018) 7-0-0 7 Ws (04/06/2019)4 goals 1-0-0 5 Ws (07/04/2018) 2-0-0 3 Ws (08/29/2018)

Goals Allowed:0 goals 8-0-1 2 Ws (08/14/2019) 6-0-1 5 Ws (05/04/2019)1 goals 4-3-3 1 Ls (08/31/2019) 7-0-2 1 Ws (08/24/2019)2 goals 1-5-0 2 Ls (05/29/2019) 0-4-2 2 Ls (08/10/2019)3 goals 0-0-0 5 Ls (03/30/2018) 0-3-0 5 Ls (09/29/2018)4 goals 0-3-0 7 Ls (03/10/2018) 0-3-0 6 Ls (06/09/2018)

W-L-T Breakdowns:

ALL-TIME SERIES GAME HIGHS:Real Salt Lake Earthquakes

Goals 2 5 players tied 3 Chris Wondolowski (07/14/12)

Assists 2 Albert Rusnak (08/23/17)

2 4 players tied

Shots 9 Yura Movsisyan (09/27/08)

8 Stephenson/Wondolowski

Shots on Goal 5 Yura Movsisyan (09/27/08)

4 3 players tied

Fouls Committed 5 Alvaro Saborio (05/01/15)

5 5 players tied

Fouls Suffered 7 Andy Williams (08/20/05)

8 Alejandro Moreno (06/18/05)

Shutouts 1 11 players tied 1 8 players tiedSaves 13 D.J. Countess

(04/30/05)9 Jon Busch (07/23/11)

Goals Allowed 5 Nick Rimando (07/14/12)

4 Busch/Tarbell


PLAYER GP GS MIN G A SHTJavier Morales 18 18 1532 9 7 33Kyle Beckerman 25 25 2217 4 4 41Alvaro Saborio 11 10 857 4 1 33Robbie Findley 11 5 561 3 3 25Yura Movsisyan 7 4 361 3 0 14Luke Mulholland 10 9 769 2 2 15Ned Grabavoy 12 12 956 2 0 13Jason Kreis 3 3 270 2 0 11Joao Plata 12 10 901 1 4 19Albert Rusnak 4 3 202 1 3 13Fabian Espindola 10 10 692 1 1 19Justen Glad 6 6 481 1 0 3Jose Hernandez 1 0 5 1 0 1Dema Kovalenko 2 2 180 1 0 8Damir Kreilach 3 2 254 1 0 7Kevin Novak 1 1 89 1 0 4Jamison Olave 14 13 1167 1 0 6Jefferson Savarino 5 5 400 1 0 14Luis Silva 4 3 237 1 0 7Sebastian Velasquez 3 2 184 1 0 4Andy Williams 10 8 645 1 0 12Arturo Alvarez 2 0 36 0 1 1Corey Baird 3 3 259 0 1 3Tony Beltran 19 19 1690 0 1 6Leslie Fitzpatrick 3 1 161 0 1 1Luis Gil 12 4 463 0 1 4Brooks Lennon 5 4 379 0 1 5Clint Mathis 6 5 429 0 1 7Sebastian Saucedo 6 1 132 0 1 10Jonny Steele 3 1 129 0 1 2Jamie Watson 2 0 54 0 1 2Team totals 32 32 2880 44 35 436Opponent totals 32 32 2880 39 43 405

REAL SALT LAKE CAREER SCORING VS. EARTHQUAKES (10-11-11)

GOALKEEPER GP MIN SHT SV GAA PGJeff Attinella 1 90 1 1 0.00 0Nick Rimando 27 2430 122 88 1.15 0Jay Nolly 2 180 11 8 1.50 0D.J. Countess 2 180 20 15 2.50 0Team totals 32 2880 154 112 1.22 0Opponent totals 32 2880 166 119 1.38 4


PLAYER GP GS MIN G A SHTChris Wondolowski 22 20 1784 8 3 63Danny Hoesen 5 2 220 3 1 11Simon Dawkins 6 4 377 3 0 13Victor Bernardez 13 13 1159 2 2 7Alan Gordon 6 2 236 2 2 7Arturo Alvarez 4 4 360 2 1 8Mark Chung 3 3 261 2 0 5Darren Huckerby 1 1 90 2 0 3Steven Lenhart 5 3 318 2 0 13Dwayne De Rosario 4 4 356 1 3 8Khari Stephenson 7 5 471 1 2 14Wade Barrett 3 3 252 1 1 1Fatai Alashe 7 6 559 1 0 4Brian Ching 2 1 98 1 0 3Sam Cronin 10 10 820 1 0 5John Cunliffe 2 1 77 1 0 5Matias Perez Garcia 3 3 263 1 0 4Cornell Glen 4 2 167 1 0 8Kelly Gray 5 4 379 1 0 3Alejandro Moreno 3 2 202 1 0 5Julian Nash 2 1 81 1 0 2Marco Urena 1 1 73 1 0 4Shea Salinas 19 12 1196 0 6 11Ronald Cerritos 4 4 279 0 3 9Steven Beitashour 6 6 540 0 2 2Brad Davis 4 2 228 0 2 5Justin Morrow 6 5 466 0 2 0Quincy Amarikwa 6 4 333 0 1 13Pablo Campos 1 1 87 0 1 1Cordell Cato 9 7 656 0 1 5Ryan Cochrane 4 3 309 0 1 2Bobby Convey 6 6 443 0 1 3Ramiro Corrales 9 9 723 0 1 10Cristian Espinoza 1 1 90 0 1 2Nick Garcia 3 3 270 0 1 0Ned Grabavoy 3 3 241 0 1 1Paul Marie 1 0 19 0 1 0Tressor Moreno 1 1 90 0 1 0Brian Mullan 3 3 270 0 1 9Michael Zaher 2 1 135 0 1 0Team totals 32 32 2880 39 43 405Opponent totals 32 32 2880 44 35 436

EARTHQUAKES CAREER SCORING VS. REAL SALT LAKE (11-10-11)

GOALKEEPER GP MIN SHTS SV GAA PGDaniel Vega 1 90 4 4 0.00 0David Bingham 6 540 18 14 0.83 0Pat Onstad 4 360 21 17 1.00 1Jon Busch 12 1080 64 43 1.58 2Andrew Tarbell 3 270 19 14 1.67 0Joe Cannon 6 540 40 27 1.83 1Team totals 32 2880 166 119 1.38 4Opponent totals 32 2880 154 112 1.22 0


CURRENT REAL SALT LAKE VS. EARTHQUAKES (10-11-11)

PLAYER GP GS MIN G A SHTKyle Beckerman 37 35 3103 4 7 49Luke Mulholland 10 9 769 2 2 15Kelyn Rowe 7 6 539 2 1 17Joao Plata 15 12 1099 1 4 20Albert Rusnak 4 3 202 1 3 13Justen Glad 6 6 481 1 0 3Damir Kreilach 3 2 254 1 0 7Jefferson Savarino 5 5 400 1 0 14Corey Baird 3 3 259 0 1 3Tony Beltran 19 19 1690 0 1 6Brooks Lennon 5 4 379 0 1 5Sebastian Saucedo 6 1 132 0 1 10Jordan Allen 6 2 209 0 0 0Nick Besler 3 1 150 0 0 1Aaron Herrera 2 2 180 0 0 1Erik Holt 1 1 90 0 0 0Nick Rimando 39 39 3530 0 0 0Marcelo Silva 3 3 270 0 0 4Donny Toia 5 4 397 0 0 2Team totals 32 32 2880 44 35 436Opponent totals 32 32 2880 39 43 405

GOALKEEPER GP MIN SHT SV GAA PGNick Rimando 39 3530 191 141 1.17 2Team totals 32 2880 154 112 1.22 0Opponent totals 32 2880 166 119 1.38 4

PLAYER GP GS MIN G A SHTChris Wondolowski 23 20 1802 8 3 65Danny Hoesen 5 2 220 3 1 11Shea Salinas 22 13 1329 0 6 12Cristian Espinoza 1 1 90 0 1 2Paul Marie 1 0 19 0 1 0Francois Affolter 2 2 149 0 0 0Harold Cummings 1 1 90 0 0 0Magnus Eriksson 3 3 239 0 0 4Luis Felipe 1 1 90 0 0 1Florian Jungwirth 2 2 180 0 0 0Guram Kashia 2 2 180 0 0 2Nick Lima 3 3 251 0 0 3Marcos Lopez 1 1 66 0 0 0Jimmy Ockford 1 1 90 0 0 0Kevin Partida 1 1 88 0 0 0Vako Qazaishvili 4 4 344 0 0 13Andrew Tarbell 3 3 270 0 0 0Judson 1 1 74 0 0 1Tommy Thompson 10 6 514 0 0 3Daniel Vega 1 1 90 0 0 0Jackson Yueill 3 2 186 0 0 4Team totals 32 32 2880 39 43 405Opponent totals 32 32 2880 44 35 436

GOALKEEPER GP MIN SHTS SV GAA PGDaniel Vega 1 90 4 4 0.00 0Andrew Tarbell 3 270 19 14 1.67 0Team totals 32 2880 166 119 1.38 4Opponent totals 32 2880 154 112 1.22 0

CURRENT EARTHQUAKES VS. REAL SALT LAKE (11-10-11)


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REAL SALT LAKE P.R. CONTACT

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Media Manager – Meg Van Dyk: [email protected], (407)341-1905

NINE RSL PLAYERS PARTICIPATE IN INTERNATIONAL BREAK

Albert Rusnák (Slovakia), Sam Johnson (Liberia), Jefferson Savarino (Venezuela) and Corey Baird (USA) all joined their senior national teams while the U.S. U-23s called in Justen Glad, Aaron Herrera, Brooks Lennon and Sebastian Saucedo. In addition, RSL Academy product Sebastian Soto – currently playing with Hannover 96 in Germany – makes it five players with RSL ties called in to the U-23 camp. Goalkeeper David Ochoa also joined the U.S. U-20s for its camp.

RSL CLAIMS ANOTHER ROCKY MOUNTAIN CUP

Real Salt Lake (13-10-4, 43 points, 2 West) claimed a 2-0 victory over rival Colorado Rapids on Saturday night to claim its 11th Rocky Mountain Cup in the last 13 seasons.

Stoppage time goals from FW Joao Plata and FW Jefferson Savarino and a shutout performance from GK Nick Rimando helped RSL to the full three points in front of 20,384 fans at Rio Tinto Stadium.

The first half of play saw the Rapids generate the majority of the chances and forced Rimando into a miraculous double-save in the 17th minute to keep the match scoreless. RSL saw few chances fall its way in the first half but wasn’t able to test Rapids goalkeeper Tim Howard, as Colorado held a 15-4 advantage in shots in the first 45 minutes.

Postgame quotes from RSL v COL.

The match came alive in the second half as RSL looked for the go-ahead goal. In the 89th minute the match turned on its head as Rapids forward Kei Kamara saw a straight red card for a tackle on DF Brooks Lennon. RSL then applied the pressure and thought it had found the winner in the 93rdminute when MF Damir Kreilach turned home a shot that was ruled offside. The Utah side didn’t have to wait long for the winner as Plata drew a penalty kick in the 96th minute which he dispatched for his first goal of the year. Savarino added the insurance goal just three minutes later, slotting home his seventh goal of the year to down the Rapids 2-0.

RSL FALLS TO LAFC

Real Salt Lake (12-9-4, 40 points, 4 West) fell to league-leading Los Angeles FC 2-0 at Rio Tinto Stadium on Saturday. RSL went up a man in the 48th minute, but the advantage was negated when DF Aaron Herrera saw a red card later in the second half. GK Nick Rimando made a massive four saves to help limit the damage done while the RSL frontline took nine shots in search of a goal to cut the deficit.

Postgame quotes from RSL v LAFC.

In a fast-paced and physical first half, both sides were left wanting as they fought to find an advantage that ended just out of reach. Rimando made back-to-back

saves after stopping a shot from LAFC striker Adama Diomande and then saving an unfortunate mistouched clearance from DF Nedum Onuoha in the 16th minute. Diomande nearly found the opening goal just moments later after beating the RSL backline and Rimando for a shot that rebounded off the post. RSL got an opportunity of its own through FW Jefferson Savarino near the end of the first half as he fired a shot that LAFC GK Tyler Miller was able to put a stop to, leaving both sides level without a goal at the half-time break.

After the opening whistle, both sides were shown red as Walker Zimmerman picked his second caution after a hard tackle while Herrera was the last defender while pulling down Carlos Vela in the penalty area. Vela buried the resulting penalty to give the visitors the 1-0 lead. RSL lit up following the go-ahead goal, knocking on the door of the LAFC goal with chances through MF Albert Rusnák and FWs Sebastián Saucedo, Corey Baird, and Sam Johnson but in the end, it was LAFC that struck again through Diomande for the insurance goal to pick up the win for LAFC at Rio Tinto Stadium.

RSL DISMANTLES SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC

Real Salt Lake (12-9-4, 40 points, 4 West) earned a dominant 3-0 victory over Seattle Sounders FC on Wednesday night to earn the club’s fifth shutout victory in its last ten matches.

FW Sam Johnson marked his return to the starting lineup with the winning goal while MF Albert Rusnák and FW Corey Baird each scored goals, MF Damir Kreilach added two assists and RSL’s defense held Seattle without a shot on goal to solidify the victory.

Through the first 24 minutes of the match, both teams traded long spells of possession before Johnson found his ninth goal of the year when his deflected shot found its way past Stefan Frei in the 26th minute. RSL held firm defensively to take the 1-0 lead into the halftime break.

In the second half, RSL again maintained possession all around the field and found its second goal when Rusnák’s low driven shot found the bottom corner of Frei’s net for the 2-0 advantage. RSL tripled its lead in the 87th minute when Kreilach claimed his second assist on the night when he fed Baird in on goal where the striker easily found his third goal in his last two matches to help push RSL to the 3-0 victory.

RSL TERMINATES PETKE’S CONTRACT

Real Salt Lake announced on Sunday, August 11 that the club has terminated the contract of Head Coach Mike Petke. Assistant Coach Freddy Juarez was named Interim Head Coach for the remainder of the 2019 season.

The club issued the following statement:

“At Real Salt Lake, we have the privilege to represent our great community and fans here locally and on a national and global basis. We hold all of our coaches, players, executives and staff to the highest standards of professionalism. As an organization, it is vital that everyone, particularly our leadership, reflects and embodies our core values and the values of our community, treating all people with respect, civility and professionalism. Moreover, throughout our 15-year history, we have championed

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“On Tuesday, July 30, after an investigation and in conjunction with Major League Soccer, the club levied the steepest sanctions ever imposed on an MLS coach when we suspended Mike Petke without pay for two weeks in addition to his three-match suspension in MLS and $25,000 fine. After further deliberations and a series of constructive discussions internally and with various members of our community, we have concluded, pursuant to his employment agreement, to immediately terminate Mike Petke’s employment.”

RSL TOPS SKC 2-1

Real Salt Lake (11-9-4, 37 points) fell behind in the first half, but stormed back for a 2-1 road win over Sporting Kansas City on Saturday at Children’s Mercy Park.

FW Corey Baird scored goals in both halves to power RSL back from an early deficit for the second straight week as Salt Lake improved to 5-1-3 since the Gold Cup break in June.

Postgame quotes from RSL at SKC

In a physical first half, Sporting struck first when Johnny Russell thundered a free kick around the wall and into the top-left corner of the net to make it 1-0 in the 31st minute. RSL found the equalizer in the 38th minute when Baird connected on a rebound when MF Albert Rusnák’s free kick caromed off the upright, leaving Baird alone in front of goal for the putback goal to level the match at 1-1. Kansas City had a chance to take a lead into halftime when DF Donny Toia was whistled for a foul in the box, but Felipe Gutierrez clanged his penalty off the upright in stoppage time and RSL cleared it keep the match even at the break.

In the second half, Baird added his second goal in the 70th minute, taking down a ball from FW Jefferson Savarino before blasting it inside the far post for his second goal of the match to put RSL up 2-1. RSL’s sturdy defense closed out the match and returns to Utah for three consecutive home matches at Rio Tinto Stadium.

RSL OUTLASTS NYCFC

Real Salt Lake (10-9-4, 34 points) claimed a 3-1 victory over New York City FC on Saturday night to mark its first come-from-behind victory of the 2019 season.

FW Jefferson Savarino, MFs Albert Rusnák and MF Nick Besler all notched goals in the win and GK Nick Rimando returned from the MLS All-Star Game to make six saves in the victory.

Postgame quotes from RSL v NYCFC.

NYCFC struck first as Alexander Ring fired a left-footed rocket into the bottom corner of the net just four minutes into the match to put RSL in an early hole. RSL clawed its way back into the match, generating multiple opportunities to level the match. The equalizer came in the 37th minute when Savarino fired a strong left-footed shot from inside the box that easily found the roof of the net to send the teams to the locker rooms knotted at a goal apiece.

In the second half, RSL took control of the game and found the go-ahead goal when Rusnák hammered a shot from outside the penalty area that beat Sean Johnson in the NYCFC net in the 75th minute. RSL didn’t let off the gas after it went ahead and found a third in the 88th minute when Besler’s flicked effort from inside the box found its way into the far side-netting to seal the match at 3-1.

RSL EARNS ROAD POINT IN DALLAS

Real Salt Lake (9-9-4, 31 points) played to a 0-0 draw with FC Dallas on Saturday night in front of 14,747 fans in Frisco, Texas.

GK Nick Rimando earned career shutout 150 in draw at FC Dallas, his 114th in an RSL uniform.

Postgame quotes from RSL v FCD.

Through the first 20 minutes of the match, RSL held 53% of the possession and forced FC Dallas goalkeeper Jesse Gonzalez into several saves to begin the match. RSL’s best chance of the opening 45 minutes fell to DF Marcelo Silva but his header in first half stoppage time saw a flying save from Gonzalez deny the headed effort.

In the 56th minute, FW Corey Baird saw a chance fall squarely to his feet in the penalty area but his strong effort at goal was met with a reaction save again from Gonzalez as RSL continued to apply pressure. A sturdy RSL backline held firm throughout the second half, limiting the host’s opportunities as the match came to a close in a scoreless draw with both sides taking a point on the night.

2019 LEAGUES CUP RECAP

Real Salt Lake bowed out of the inaugural 2019 Leagues Cup after falling to Liga MX side Tigres UANL on Wednesday in a 1-0 scoreline.

RSL equaled the three shots on goal from Tigres and had several near-misses, hitting the post twice and having two other opportunities thwarted by offside flags. GK Nick Rimando finished the night with two saves, but a deflected long-range shot in the second half proved to be the difference.

Postgame quote sheet from RSL v UANL.

A scoreless first half saw the two sides trading possession in the middle of the park and opportunities for an opening goal. RSL got its first real opportunity through FW Jefferson Savarino early on after creating a chance that was blocked out by Tigres GK Nahuel Guzmán. Tigres UANL responded with quick counter-attacks in the remainder of the half, putting the RSL defense to the test, but Rimando and the backline answered the call to keep the game without a goal. RSL rounded out the first half with a headed chance from MF Damir Kreilach that was snagged out of the air by Guzmán.

To open up the second half, Kreilach found the back of the net after taking a shot from a distance, but the goal was ultimately called back for an offside call. Plata nearly found the back of the net again for RSL but his shot rebounded off the post and WAS cleared by the Tigres defense. It was Tigres UANL that struck first as Enner Valencia hit the ball back to Eduardo Vargas, whose lifted shot from distance went over the backline to find the back of the net. Late in the match, after a high boot, referee John Pitta gave DF Brooks Lennon a yellow card, but after VAR review, changed the card to red leaving RSL with 10 men for the last five minutes.

Ultimately, Real Salt Lake could not find the equalizing goal in the second half, leading to an early exit from the inaugural Leagues Cup tournament.

RSL DRAWS WITH MINNESOTA

SANDY, Utah (Saturday, July 20, 2019) – Real Salt Lake (9-9-3, 30 points) came back from a second-half deficit to earn a 1-1 draw with Minnesota United FC at Rio Tinto Stadium on Saturday night as DF Marcelo Silva notched RSL’s lone goal on the night. marking his second goal of the 2019 season.

Postgame Quotes from RSL v MIN.

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forcing GK Nick Rimando into an acrobatic save just minutes before the halftime whistle, preserving the 0-0 scoreline at the break.

In the 58th minute of the match, the Loons found the breakthrough when Darwin Quintero was left alone at the back post to redirect an easy header into the back of the net. RSL answered back in the 70th minute when Silva fired home his second goal of the year with a cool side volley inside the penalty area. A frantic finish to the match saw MNUFC nearly steal the full three points when Jan Gregus slammed a curling shot off of the goal’s upright in the 88 th minute. In stoppage time, set pieces earned by both sides capped the evening as the teams shared the spoils on the night.

SAVARINO EARNS PLAYER OF THE WEEK HONORS Real Salt Lake FW Jefferson Savarino was voted the Major League Soccer Player of the Week for the 19th week of the 2019 MLS season, a first for the Venezuelan international since joining the league in 2017. Savarino has previously been selected to the MLS Team of the Week on five separate occasions during the 2017 and 2018 seasons combined, his selection as the MLS Player of the Week and subsequent selection to the Team of the Week is a first for the forward this season. Real Salt Lake defeated the Philadelphia Union 4-0 at Rio Tinto Stadium on Saturday behind a dominant performance from Savarino who contributed two goals and an assist to help lift the team over the leaders in the East. This season Savarino has recorded five goals and two assists and has tailed 18 goals and 18 assists during his career with RSL. The Venezuela National Team star’ gave Real Salt Lake an early lead when he connected with a well-placed ball from DF Aaron Herrera before volleying it into the back of the net in the 23rd minute. Savarino completed his third-career MLS brace in the 73rd minute with service from MF Kyle Beckerman to the feet of the open forward just inside the box to double the lead. To finish off the night for the young Venezuelan, Savarino was able to recover the ball from a Philadelphia Union defender with a cheeky back-heel pass to Albert Rusnák in the 81st minute for the third goal of the night. Real Salt Lake would go on to score one more goal to finish off the Union.

RSL DISMANTLES PHILADELPHIA

Real Salt Lake (9-9-2, 29 points, 7 West) dismantled the Eastern Conference-leading Philadelphia Union 4-0 on Saturday night, marking the second consecutive home match where RSL did not concede a goal.

FW Jefferson Savarino netted his third career brace while MF Albert Rusnák and MF Damir Kreilach put away a goal each to secure the three points while GK Nick Rimando notched his fifth shutout of the season.

Postgame Quotes from RSL v PHI.

From the outset, RSL sought the early lead in the match and found its goal in the 23rd minute when Savarino fielded a wonderful ball from DF Aaron Herrera in the attacking third before volleying home the opening goal inside the box. A physical first half of play saw four yellow cards given, three of which were given to RSL as the teams entered the locker room with the Utah side leading 1-0.

Early in the second half, RSL saw two chances to score go begging as a header from DF Justen Glad was saved well by Union goalkeeper Andre Blake on the line before Kreilach hit the cross bar with a header of his own in the 56th minute. RSL found its second goal in the 72nd minute when Savarino earned the brace after firing a rocket into the far post to generate the separation late in the

match. Philadelphia nearly pulled one back in the 78th minute after Union forward Andrew Wooten volleyed a shot into the back of the net but after a video review, the goal was disallowed for having gone out of play before the volley. RSL tallied its third when Savarino won the ball back with a clever back-heel to Rusnák, who took one touch to smash in past Blake. Kreilach notched the fourth goal of the night after slipping through the gaps in the Union defense to meet MF Everton Luiz’s pass and putting away the final goal.

DAVID OCHOA NAMED TO 2019 HOMEGROWN ROSTER

Real Salt Lake GK David Ochoa has been named to the MLS Homegrown Team for the 2019 MLS Homegrown Game presented by Energizer. The roster features some of Major League Soccer’s brightest young talents who will take on the Chivas de Guadalajara U-20s in the sixth annual MLS Homegrown Game presented by Energizer on Tuesday, July 30 at 3 p.m. MT at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex outside Orlando, Florida.

“This is a great opportunity for David. He continues to show progress and it’s great that the league is recognizing him for his work,” Real Salt Lake Head Coach Mike Petke said. “After already playing in the U20 World Cup this is a good chance for him to gain experience and showcase himself.”

Ochoa, 18, signed with RSL prior to the 2019 season. He made his professional debut in 2018 with the Real Monarchs as an Academy call-up on April 22, 2018 and has since made nine starts in 2019 for the club in USL Championship. This season he has a 4-3-2 record with three shutouts and a 1.44 GAA, including a shutout win over New Mexico United on Saturday.

“It’s a bit surprising, but I’m really happy and excited to be a part of a special group of the best Homegrowns in the league,” Ochoa said. “It’s a great platform and it’s great to see that I’m on the same path as the other RSL players that have had the opportunity to play in the Homegrown Game.”

In addition to his success at the club level, he was also a key contributor for the U.S. U-20 National Team in its run to the quarterfinals of the 2019 FIFA U-20 World Cup in Poland, playing in two matches in the tournament. He helped the U.S. contingent qualify for the 2019 FIFA U-20 World Cup, earning shutouts in both matches he appeared in, including a 1-0 shutout of Honduras in the CONCACAF Championship semifinal round. In previous years, Real Salt Lake has had DF Carlos Salcedo, DF Justen Glad, DF Danilo Acosta, MF Jordan Allen, DF Phanuel Kavita, DF Brooks Lennon, MF Jose Hernandez, DF Aaron Herrera and FW Sebastian Saucedo named to the roster for the Homegrown Game. Ochoa is the first of RSL’s 10 representatives in the MLS Homegrown Game to have played at the Zions Bank Real Academy in Herriman, Utah.

This year’s team, to be coached by Orlando City SC Academy Director Marcelo Neveleff, features some of the league’s most accomplished young stars. The Homegrown Team is highlighted by five players who helped the United States to a record third straight quarterfinals appearance at the 2019 FIFA U-20 World Cup including Ochoa, defender Aboubacar Keita (Columbus Crew SC), FC Dallas midfielders Edwin Cerrillo and Brandon Servania, and forward Justin Rennicks (New England Revolution). Sporting Kansas City midfielder Gianluca Busio, who could represent the United States at the 2019 FIFA U-17 World Cup in September, joins the Homegrown Team after becoming the youngest player in league history to score in three straight matches earlier this season.

Orlando City SC forward Benji Michel will represent his hometown at the Homegrown Game, another accolade after receiving his first call to the United States U-23 team in June. Joining Michel from the U.S. U-23 camp on the Homegrown Team is Philadelphia Union 18-year-old midfielder Brendan Aaronson, who has emerged as a regular starter for the top team in the Eastern Conference this season.

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Representing Canada at the 2019 Concacaf Gold Cup and on the Homegrown Team is Toronto FC 18-year-old midfielder Noble Okello. Okello was also one of four players on the Homegrown roster to play for Canada’s U-20 team at the Concacaf U-20 Championship including forwards Theo Bair (Vancouver Whitecaps FC) and Mathieu Choinière (Montreal Impact), and defender Daniel Kinumbe (Montreal Impact).

Joining a list of formidable opponents to participate in the MLS Homegrown Game, Chivas de Guadalajara’s Under-20 team brings an accomplished track record to the match. The club captured the Liga MX Clausura 2019 Under-20 title and features numerous players that have received time with both the Chivas reserve squad and the first team side that has captured three titles over the previous three years. The Chivas U-20 traveling roster will be named at a later date. Orlando City SC Academy Director Marcelo Neveleff will serve as the head coach for the Homegrown Team against Chivas. Neveleff previously served as the first team assistant coach for the New England Revolution and was part of the staff to coach the United States at the 2017 Concacaf U-20 Championship.

2019 MLS Homegrown Team Roster

Goalkeepers: Matt Freese (Philadelphia Union), David Ochoa (Real Salt Lake), Mason Stajduhar (Orlando City SC) Defenders: Aboubacar Keita (Columbus Crew SC), Daniel Kinumbe (Montreal Impact), Erik McCue (Houston Dynamo), Noble Okello (Toronto FC), Donovan Pines (D.C. United), Bryan Reynolds (FC Dallas), Sam Vines (Colorado Rapids) Midfielders: Brenden Aaronson (Philadelphia Union), Cole Bassett (Colorado Rapids), Gianluca Busio (Sporting Kansas City), Edwin Cerrillo (FC Dallas), Thomas Roberts (FC Dallas), Brandon Servania (FC Dallas) Forwards: Theo Bair (Vancouver Whitecaps FC), Handwalla Bwana (Seattle Sounders FC), Mathieu Choinière (Montreal Impact), Omir Fernandez (New York Red Bulls), Benji Michel (Orlando City SC), Justin Rennicks (New England Revolution)

MLS Homegrown Game History

2018: MLS Homegrown Team 1-1 Tigres UANL U-20s 2017: MLS Homegrown Team 2-2 Chivas de Guadalajara U-20s 2016: MLS Homegrown Team 0-1 Mexico U-20s 2015: MLS Homegrown Team 1(4)-1(5) Club América U-20s 2014: MLS Homegrown Team 0–0 Portland Timbers U-23s

RIMANDO REACHES 500 REGULAR SEASON MATCHES

Real Salt Lake goalkeeper Nick Rimando joined an elite club of one on July 6 when he started and played in his 500th regular season match in Major League Soccer becoming the first player in league history to do so.

After a standout collegiate career at UCLA, Rimando began his professional career in 2000 when he joined the Miami Fusion where he featured in 47 matches. After the 2001 season, Rimando was traded to D.C. United where his career really started to generate a buzz and pick up steam. Rimando spent from 2002-2006 in the nation’s capital where he helped United claim its fourth MLS Cup crown in 2004. While with D.C. United, Rimando made 98 appearances en route to elevating his career.

In December of 2006, Rimando was traded to RSL before being traded to the New York Red Bulls the following February. In a quick turn of events, Rimando was then traded back to the Utah side after the sudden retirement of Scott Garlick who at the time, was the club’s first choice goalkeeper. From then, Rimando made his stamp on Major League Soccer beginning in 2007. In total, he has amassed an astounding 355 appearances for RSL, including an MLS Cup title and MLS Cup MVP recognition in 2009, eight MLS All-Star selections from 2010 to 2019 and selection to the U.S. Men’s National Team’s 2014 FIFA World Cup squad for the tournament in Brazil.

Rimando’s full list of career accomplishments by the numbers is as follows:

MLS Cup Champion: 2004 (D.C. United), 2009 (RSL)

MLS Cup MVP: 2009 (RSL)

MLS Supporters Shield Winner: 2001 (Miami Fusion), 2006 (D.C. United)

MLS All-Star: 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2019 (RSL)

2014 FIFA World Cup: United States

CONCACAF Gold Cup Winner: 2013 (United States)

MLS Games: 501

MLS Wins: 216

MLS Shutouts: 149

MLS Saves: 1667

To put into perspective how distant from the rest of the players in MLS he actually is, Rimando currently sits 24 appearances ahead of the closest active player in MLS who just happens to be RSL captain Kyle Beckerman who currently sits at 476 career appearances. The closest goalkeeper – although no longer active – is Kevin Hartman, who finished his illustrious career with 416 regular season appearances. The closest active goalkeeper in MLS is Seattle’s Stefan Frei who owns 265 appearances which would take him seven full seasons, without missing a match to merely equal Rimando’s milestone.

For more perspective as if you needed any more, the next two highest active goalkeepers are Frei and NYCFC’s Sean Johnson. Combined, Frei and Johnson have appeared in 518 career matches, but trail Rimando in wins 215 to 200, shutouts 148 to 131 and saves 1,667 to 1,647.

Prior to the 2019 season, Rimando announced that the season would be his last and he would be hanging up his boots after an incredible 20-year career. In 2019, Rimando has featured in 15 matches to earn four shutouts. With 15 regular season matches still to play for RSL this season, the opportunity presents itself for Rimando to continue to raise the milestone bar and possibly add to the list of team accomplishments that he has without a doubt, been an integral cornerstone for Real Salt Lake.

ANOTHER SHUTOUT, ANOTHER WIN

Real Salt Lake (8-8-2, 26 points, 6 West) extended its regular-season home undefeated streak to four matches with a 1-0 victory over Columbus Crew SC on Saturday night.

Postgame quotes from RSL v CLB.

FW Sam Johnson netted his third goal in two matches to secure the three points in front of 19,030 fans at Rio Tinto Stadium.

RSL nearly found the opening goal in the 32nd minute when MF Damir Kreilach’s shot from inside the area looked destined for the top corner, but Crew SC defender Alex Crognale stood firm near the post to generate the goal-line clearance. Just six minutes later, Johnson found his eighth goal of the season when he volleyed home a breakaway effort in the 38th minute with an assist from DF Aaron Herrera. The goal would prove to be the deciding factor in the match.

A heated second half saw both teams hammering for goal with RSL getting off several close chances. In the 59th minute, MF Albert Rusnák missed the second goal of the night by mere inches as his shot met the right post. While RSL outshot

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Columbus 9-2 in the second half, ultimately neither team was able to find the back of net and the match finished with just one goal on the night.

RIMANDO NAMED TO 2019 MLS ALL-STAR ROSTER

Real Salt Lake GK Nick Rimando has been named to the 2019 AT&T MLS All-Star roster by MLS Commissioner Don Garber. Rimando will join the biggest stars in Major League Soccer at the annual summer event for the eighth time, as the MLS All-Stars take on Spanish giants Atlètico Madrid at Exploria Stadium in Orlando, Florida, on July 31. “I’m honored and, to be honest, very surprised to be selected with the class of this year’s All-Star team. To be selected amongst the quality of goalkeepers that showcased their craft through the first part of the season is very humbling,” Rimando said. “I’m especially grateful to Commissioner Don Garber, who could have chosen any one of the many stars in our league. To get the recognition from him is very meaningful to me. Some say I deserve the recognition, I say thank you. I will represent my club, teammates, family, friends and fans to the best of my ability and will cherish every little bit of my last All-Star game.” Rimando earned All-Star selections in seven consecutive seasons from 2010-2016. Now in his final season after announcing at the beginning of the season that he would retire after his 20th season in MLS and 13th with Real Salt Lake, he was selected as one of Garber’s two picks for the All-Star team. Rimando, 40, is Major League Soccer’s all-time leader in wins (213), shutouts (146), games played (497) and saves (1662). In addition, he won MLS Cup in 2004 with D.C. United and 2009 with Real Salt Lake, earning MLS Cup MVP honors for Utah’s first professional sports championship. “For someone who owns virtually every statistical goalkeeping record in MLS History, it’s only logical that Nick is a part of the 2019 MLS All Star Game,” RSL Head Coach Mike Petke said. “From 2000-2019 his body of work speaks for itself.” The MLS All-Stars will take on Spanish club Atlètico Madrid on July 31 at 6 p.m. MT at Exploria Staduim in Orlando, Florida, in a match that will be televised live on FS1, UniMás, UDN, TSN, and RDS. The impressive collection of MLS stars will face Atlético Madrid, whose ten La Liga championships rank among the top three in Spain. The iconic club has won 30 trophies across all competitions, including Europa League in 2018, and finished second in La Liga in 2019.

RSL ON INTERNATIONAL DUTY

The 2019 Copa America tournament kicked off on Friday in Brazil, with the hosts toppling Bolivia 3-0 in the tournament opener. In the second match of the Group Stage, Real Salt Lake winger Jefferson Savarino started for Venezuela and played 69 minutes in a scoreless draw with Peru.

Savarino showed his dynamic flare on the wing throughout the match and nearly broke the deadlock in the 27th minute when he put a shot on frame that forced Peru goalkeeper Pedro Gallese. The second half saw more of the same, as Savarino put Jhon Murillo in on goal with a through ball in the 58th minute, but Murillo was flagged offside. One minute later, Savarino missed high on a shot from just outside the box. In the 69th minute, he was subbed out, but neither team was able to break the stalemate and match ended in a 0-0 draw.

Venezuela sits tied for second in the group with Peru, trailing only Brazil. The top two countries in each group the top two third-place finishers will advance to the Quarterfinals.

Venezuela will take on Brazil in the second Group Stage match for both teams on Tuesday before wrapping up the round-robin play against Bolivia on Saturday, June 22.

Rusnák Goes 90 For Slovakia in 5-1 Win Over Azerbaijan

Slovakia moved into second place in Group E for 2020 UEFA European Championships qualifying on Tuesday with a 5-1 win over Azerbaijan in third match of the tournament for Slovakia. Albert Rusnák played 90 minutes in the victory, but did not figure into the scoring.

Rusnák, starting on the right wing in Slovakia’s 4-3-3 formation, nearly set up a goal in the 35thminute. With Slovakia already leading 3-1, Rusnák sent a cross in to Robert Bozenik, but the ensuing header missed wide. Later in the second half, Rusnák was played in behind the opposing defense, but was flagged offside on the play.

Slovakia is second in Group E through three matches with a 2-1-0 record with three of the final five matches coming at home. The Group leaders, Hungary, have played four matches. Rusnák has one goal and one assist after starting all three matches. Slovakia’s next matches will come on September 6 and 9, hosting Croatia and playing away against Hungary, respectively.

SAVARINO STUNNER GIVES RSL THIRD CONSECUTIVE WIN

Real Salt Lake (6-6-1, 19 points) toppled the defending MLS Cup Champions Atlanta United for its third consecutive win courtesy of a stoppage time stunner from MF Jefferson Savarino. RSL also saw a first half strike from MF Sebastian Saucedo coupled with a strong defensive effort to pick up its sixth win of the 2019 season. Throughout the first half, RSL played the aggressor and nearly found the opening goal when Savarino’s deflected shot in the 20th minute nearly found the net but glanced off the post. RSL found its breakthrough in the 36th minute when Saucedo fired a curling effort from distance that found the bottom corner of Brad Guzan’s net for his second goal in as many weeks. After several second-half opportunities Atlanta United broke through RSL’s defense for the equalizer with a sliding effort from Josef Martinez to find the back of the net for the Five Stripes, leveling the score. With the clock dwindling down, RSL once again played the aggressor, pestering United’s defense and goalkeeper with shot after shot. Finally, in the closing seconds of the game Savarino found the ball from the feet of MF Everton Luiz. Savarino then raced toe to toe with several Atlanta defenders before pulling back and launching the ball from deep outside the 18-yard-box into the upper left corner of goal for the win.

RSL RUN RAMPANT OVER TORONTO

Real Salt Lake (5-6-1, 16 points) claimed an emphatic 3-0 home win over Toronto FC on Saturday night in front of 15,959 at Rio Tinto Stadium.MF Damir Kreilach, MF Sebastian Saucedo, MF Jefferson Savarino all notched goals in the victory as GK Nick Rimando registered his 111th shutout in an RSL uniform.

RSL jumped out to the early lead, scoring its first goal within the first 15 minutes of a match in 2019 when Kreilach fought through traffic inside the penalty area to poke home his third goal of the season. RSL doubled its lead in the 28th minute when Saucedo drug the ball to the center of the pitch and unleashed a curling shot that easily beat TFC goalkeeper Quentin Westberg before finding the bottom corner of the net. Applying steady pressure on TFC, RSL took the 2-0 lead into the halftime break.

In the 58th minute, RSL nearly found its third goal when it caught Toronto on its heels, seeing a quick freekick from MF Albert Rusnák find Saucedo inside the penalty area, but his second goal wasn’t to be as his shot clattered off the upright and out. Just two minutes later, MF Jefferson Savarino found the third goal, skipping past a defender inside the box to easily tuck the ball home.


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RSL continued to weather the storm throughout the remainder of the match, seeing its 3-0 home win stay intact, moving to 3-2-0 at Rio Tinto Stadium in 2019.

A ROCKY MOUNTAIN VICTORY

Real Salt Lake (4-6-1, 13 points) got two early goals, but needed a second-half goal and some late defensive stops to preserve a 3-2 victory over the Colorado Rapids in the first match of the Rocky Mountain Cup at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park on Saturday.

MF Albert Rusnák, FW Corey Baird and FW Sam Johnson each scored and GK Andrew Putnahad a second-half PK save for one of his three saves on the night to preserve the victory. Dominating the first half of play, RSL found two quick goals midway through the half when Rusnák put away his fifth goal of the year in the 26th minute on a penalty before Baird’s clever breakaway effort doubled RSL’s lead just one minute later.

Colorado pressed for its first goal and found it in second-half stoppage time when Kellyn Acosta fired home a botched RSL clearance to bring the halftime score to 2-1.

The Rapids came out flying into the second half carrying momentum from the first half to draw level in the 47th minute when Danny Wilson scored on an empty net after a corner kick. RSL fought back almost immediately however, finding its third goal of the night when Johnson roofed his shot from six yards out. In the 59th minute, Putna was faced with his toughest task of the night that he was equal to, stopping Kei Kamara’s penalty kick to keep RSL’s 3-2 lead intact and Salt Lake held on for the win.

THREE TEAMS, THREE WINS

For the first time in club history, every professional team in the Real Salt Lake organization secured a victory over its opponents during the weekend of April 19-20.

The weekend began with RSL visiting 2019 MLS expansion side FC Cincinnati for the first time on Friday night to open the weekend’s proceedings. RSL claimed a dominant 3-0 victory in Ohio to win its first match away from Rio Tinto Stadium on the year, seeing two goals from Albert Rusnák with Sam Johnson adding a third and a shutout performance from Andrew Putna solidify the victory.

In the second match of the weekend, Real Monarchs SLC rebounded from its worst loss of the season with a thrilling 3-2 come-from-behind win over San Antonio FC. The match marked the first time since 2016 that the Monarchs had topped San Antonio. The match didn’t come easy as the Monarchs fell behind 2-0 in the early stages of the match before clawing its way back in the second half, scoring three unanswered goals. The Monarchs found goals from Maikel Chang, Jack Blake and Kyle Coffee to secure victory.

In 2018 the club welcomed Utah Royals FC to the family, joining RSL, Real Monarchs SLC and the RSL Academy, setting forth the opportunity for all three teams to potentially assert its dominance on the American soccer landscape in any given weekend. Although the Utah Hattrick didn’t happen in URFC’s first year, its first match of the 2019 season saw the team top the Washington Spirit 1-0 behind a goal from Lo’eau LaBonta and a shutout by Nicole Barnhart to lock in the club’s three wins.

The Utah Hattrick has nearly happened on several occasions but with some teams playing in the middle of the week and some at the weekend, the true hattrick had yet to be completed.

Both teams will return to action this weekend in an effort to secure another three victories beginning with the Monarchs who will face off with 2019 USL Championship expansion side Austin Bold FC on Friday at 6:30p MT. Utah Royals FC are on the road on Saturday as it faces the Orlando Pride on

FOUR RSL PLAYERS CALLED TO INT’L DUTY

Along with FW Corey Baird, FW Sam Johonson was called to represent Liberia in its upcoming African Cup of Nations tournament matches while MF Albert Rusnák was called to represent Slovakia. Additonally, FW Julian Vasquez was called to the Mexican U-18 National Team for matches in Dubai. Rusnák, looks set to represent Slovakia upcoming UEFA Euro 2020 qualifying matches against Hungary on March 21 in Slovakia and Wales on March 24 in Wales. Rusnák, 24, has two goals through two matches for Real Salt Lake this season. In 63 matches with RSL since joining the club prior to the 2017 season, Rusnák has 19 goals and 21 assists, leading the club in both categories over that stretch. In 2018, he was second on the team in goals with 10 and fourth with seven assists. In 2017, he earned club Golden Boot and MVP honors after posting seven goals and 14 assists – the second-highest assist total in club history. Johnson’s Liberia will face the DR Congo in an African Cup of Nations qualifying match on March 24 at Stade des Martyers in Kinshasa, DR Congo. Johnson has appeared off the bench in the three of RSL’s matches thus far this season, totaling 48 minutes. Prior to arriving in MLS, he scored 11 goals in 21 matches last season for Valerenga to lead the team in scoring and rank sixth in the league during the Eliteserien season. In addition, he scored two goals for the Liberian National Team, bringing his career total to two goals in 11 appearances since making his full international debut in 2015.

Another RSL Academy product has been summoned to international duty as forward Julian Vazquez was called to the Mexico U-18 side for matches in Dubai, United Arab Emirates for the Sportchain Cup. On Wednesday, March 20, Vazquez scored in Mexico’s 3-2 win over the Russian U-18 side at Sevens Stadium to help his country claim its first win in Dubai. Vazquez and the rest of the Mexican U-18 side will face Belgium on Friday, March 22 before closing their trip to Dubai against England on Sunday, March 24.

RECAP: RSL 1-0 VAN

Real Salt Lake (1-0-1, 4 points) claimed its first win of the season on Saturday night, topping Vancouver Whitecaps FC 1-0 in front of 17,096 at Rio Tinto Stadium. MF Albert Rusnák’s goal in the first half was enough to usher the club to a home-opening victory.

RSL started the game on the front foot, maintaining possession in the attacking third to force several corner kick chances. In the 21st minute, FW Corey Baird drew a penalty kick which Rusnák easily smashed into the top corner of the net to open the scoring. As the first half drew on, RSL stayed staunch defensively, keeping Whitecaps FC at bay to take a 1-0 lead into the halftime break.

In the second half, RSL showed its defensive stability, thwarting every chance the Whitecaps had in the second 45 minutes. RSL nearly found a second goal through MF Damir Kreilach but ‘Caps goalkeeper Maxime Crepeau turned the header onto the post. The Utah side saw the match out in stoppage time to claim the 1-0 victory.

RSL 2018 YEAR IN REVIEW In its 14th season in Major League Soccer, RSL found its way back to the playoffs for the tenth time in twelve seasons. Using a core mix of young RSL Academy Products and veteran presence, the club was able to amass a run to the Western Conference Semifinal after finishing the regular season sixth in the Western Conference.

RSL ended the 2018 regular season with the most minutes played by Homegrown players, totaling 10,826 minutes. Led by reigning AT&T MLS Rookie of the Year Corey Baird, RSL made its mark on the league landscape by showing success can be achieved by finding the right mix of veteran players and young talent grown through the Academy.

RSL finished the regular season with a 14-13-7 (49 points) record in Mike Petke’s first full season in charge of the club. RSL entered the playoffs on the


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back of 7-7-3 run over the last half of the season. RSL was led by Damir Kreilach who scored 12 goals and added 8 assists during the regular season before adding another three goals and one assist in the playoffs. The club’s 11-2-4 (35 points) home record from the regular season helped propel them into the playoffs. The club’s home record finished tied with Portland for the best home record in the Western Conference.

Second-year MF Albert Rusnák made significant impacts in nearly every match he featured in for the club in 2018, scoring 10 goals while providing seven assists in the regular season before notching another goal in Leg 1 of the Western Conference Semifinal against SKC.

In 2018, MF Jefferson Savarino started and played in 32 matches for RSL in his second season in Utah, Savarino scored seven goals and provided 11 assists in 2,853 minutes. Savarino was recognized on MLS’s 22Under22 List at #5. DF Brooks Lennon made the move from forward to right back in the absence of DF Tony Beltran – as the steady defender was out the entire season after suffering a knee injury late in the 2017 season. Lennon filled in admirably and started in 31 matches in the right back position, contributing five assists while steadily improving on the defensive side of the ball throughout the year, earning the RSL Academy product the club’s Defensive Player of the Year honors.

On the opposite side, DF Aaron Herrera stepped into the left back role and provided stability over the final 14 matches of the season. The rookie out of the University of New Mexico and another RSL Academy product moved from his typical right back spot to the left side and nailed down the starting role, seeing RSL to a 4-1-4 record in his first nine starts at the position.

DF Justen Glad was a consistent presence in the middle of the back line, partnering most often with veteran DF Marcelo Silva and MLS debutant DF Nick Besler, who captained the USL’s Real Monarchs SLC to the USL Regular Season Championship in 2017. For his part, Glad was second in MLS with 92 interceptions and fourth in the league with 27 blocks. All the while, he started in 50 consecutive matches, the active leading streak when it came to an end on October 18.

GK Nick Rimando, meanwhile, turned in another stellar season, starting in 33 matches while posting a 13-13-7 record with seven shutouts and a

1.73 goals against average. The MLS all-time goalkeeping leader extended his career marks to 209 wins and 144 shutouts while stopping two more penalties to give him an astounding 24 PK saves in his illustrious career.

RSL LOOKS TO MAINTAIN BEST HOME RECORD IN

LEAGUE SINCE 2009 When RSL hosted Whitecaps FC on March 9, the club will be kicking off

its 11th regular season at Rio Tinto Stadium where the club has earned a West-best home record since 2009. Bosting a 97-23-46. 337 points home record since 2009, RSL will be looking to build off of a Western Conference-best home record 11-2-4 (37 points) from a season ago.

RSL is best in the Western Conference from 2009-2018 …

RSL – 98-24-46, 343 points (2019 – 10-3-1, 31 points) FCD – 95-26-45, 330 points SEA – 99-35-32, 329 points LAG – 92-34-40, 316 points HOU -86-35-45, 303 points SKC – 85-35-46, 301 points

RSL trails only the New York Red Bulls in home record from 2009-2018 …

NYRB – 103-28-33, 342 points

COREY BAIRD AIMS TO BETTER ROOKIE OF YEAR

SEASON

Signed as a Homegrown Player during the offseason, Corey Baird flourished in his first professional season, registering eight goals to lead all rookies while also tallying five assists. Baird established himself as an impact player for RSL as the club compiled a 6-2-2 record in regular season matches where he recorded either a goal or an assist. The 22-year-old’s contributions were crucial to RSL securing a spot in the postseason, as the club finished the season ranked sixth in the Western Conference (49 points, 14-13-7 overall record).

Baird received his first U.S. Men’s National Team call-up after his stellar rookie season, joining Head Coach Gregg Berhalter’s first camp in charge of the team for January camp. Baird started both matches played by the U.S. against Panama and Costa Rica, notching the game-winning assist in the team’s 3-0 win over Panama at State Farm Stadium in Phoenix, Arizona. He totaled 145 minutes in his first two appearances with the senior national team.

Baird became the third academy product ever, and second in the last three years, to win the AT&T MLS Rookie of the Year Award, following in the footsteps of 2016 winner and former Stanford University teammate Jordan Morris. The rookie scored his first professional goal in only his second MLS game ever, scoring in an appearance off the bench on March 30 against Toronto FC. A week later, Baird started his first ever match and registered his first professional assist in a 2-1 victory over Vancouver Whitecaps FC on April 7. On August 25 when facing the rival Colorado Rapids, Baird recorded his most productive game of the season, scoring one goal and registering two assists in a 6-0 victory. Baird helped RSL to an 11-2-4 home record, tied for the top mark in the Western Conference.

A three-time NCAA champion at Stanford, Baird appeared in 31 regular season matches for RSL this season, registering 1,903 minutes over 21 starts. Baird’s eight goals scored tied for the seventh-most in a season by a rookie in MLS history.

REAL SALT LAKE RETURNS TO THE POSTSEASON FOR THE NINTH TIME IN THE LAST 11 SEASONS

Real Salt Lake earned its first playoff win since 2013 on Thursday in a 3-2 victory over LAFC in the Knockout Round of the Audi 2018 MLS Cup Playoffs. That sends RSL through to the Western Conference Semifinals and a meeting with archrival Sporting Kansas City on Sunday, November 4 at Rio Tinto Stadium, with the second leg on Sunday, November 11. MF Damir Kreilach scored two goals and set up the third when FW Jefferson Savarino’s shot was deflected in for an own goal. GK Nick Rimando made six saves to preserve the victory as RSL survived to advance.

RSL got into the postseason as the No. 6 seed in the Western Conference with a 14-13-7 record (49 points) returning to the MLS Cup Playoffs for the ninth time in the last 11 seasons since making its first postseason venture in 2008. In the West Semifinal, RSL meets top-seeded Sporting Kansas City (18-8-8, 62 points).

RSL has twice made runs to the MLS Cup Final, winning it all in 2009 after a penalty kick shootout with the LA Galaxy at CenturyLink Field (then called Qwest Field) in Seattle. In 2013, Salt Lake reached the final, but lost in a shootout to Sporting Kansas City. Overall, RSL is 6-8-7 in 21 matches in the MLS Cup Playoffs with three matches going to a shootout and RSL winning in two of those three shootouts.

RSL OWNER DELL LOY HANSEN

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acquired full ownership of the club, expanded into the USL with Real Monarchs SLC and built state-of-the-art training facilities in Herriman and North Logan all before expanding into the women’s game in 2017 when he founded Utah Royals FC in the National Women’s Soccer League.

Featuring some of the most recognizable names in U.S. women’s soccer and talented players from around the world, URFC has maintained the level of excellence in bringing an entertaining brand of soccer to the pitch at Rio Tinto Stadium while expanding on the organization’s ideology of inclusion and community involvement off the field. Through the Utah Royals FC Leadership Council, Mr. Hansen has highlighted local women in business and brought them into the RSL family to strive for the goal to make the URFC experience second-to-nine in women’s professional sports.

Along with the rapid expansion of the RSL organization, which also includes the RSL Academy in Herriman and youth development teams in Utah and Arizona, the clubs have also been remarkably successful since he first joined the ownership group. In addition to winning MLS Cup in 2009, bringing Utah its first major professional sports championship, Real Salt Lake has also reached championship finals in MLS Cup in 2013, the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup for all competitive teams in the United States in 2013 and the CONCACAF Champions League for all clubs in North America, Central America and the Caribbean in 2011. At the USL level, Real Monarchs won the USL regular season championship in 2017, posting the best record in U.S. Soccer’s second division. All the while, the club’s Academy has been among the best in the U.S., winning the USSDA U-17 championship in 2012 and producing over 50 players who have signed professional contracts.

The president of Wasatch Property Management, Inc., Mr. Hansen is a lifelong Utah resident with deep roots in Cache Valley. His passion to build youth athletic facilities led to the creation of the Sports Academy in North Logan in 1999. Many outstanding swimmers, soccer and tennis players have developed their skills at Sports Academy. Personal success is at the root of the Academy experience and reflects Mr. Hansen’s core values.

Under former Utah Gov. Michael Leavitt, Hansen served nine years on the State’s Board of the Department of Business and Economic Development, two of those years as Chairman. During that time he came to appreciate the great business opportunities that exist in Utah.

Mr. Hansen founded Wasatch Property Management, Inc. in 1988 and has served as the company’s President since its inception, with corporate headquarters located in Logan, Utah. In addition, he is also an owner in over a dozen wide-ranging venture companies throughout Utah, Idaho and California.

NICK RIMANDO On May 15, RSL celebrated a 3-2 victory over visiting D.C. United, a result forever known as legendary GK Nick Rimando’s 200th career MLS reg. season victory … Now in his 20th MLS season and known as both the MLS “G.O.A.T.” (“Greatest of All Time”) and the “Wall of the Wasatch,” Rimando owns virtually every meaningful record in league annals, with 499 games played (all starts), 212 wins, 148 shutouts, 43,000+ minutes and 1,647 saves, amongst other records … Longtime teammate and RSL Captain Kyle Beckerman’s reaction? “Let’s get 300.”

Rimando has now missed only 132 minutes of MLS action due to injury after being removed from games he started, including 45 on August 15 after just missing 87 total minutes earlier in his career.

KYLE BECKERMAN

With each and every appearance, RSL Captain Kyle Beckerman extends his all-time MLS marks for field players with 475 GP, 443 starts and 39,649 minutes played … As a result of his consistent service, Beckerman also leads the all-time tally in fouls committed (720) and yellow cards (115). The 2-1 loss at Columbus on June 30 marked KB5’s 300th career reg. season

start for RSL. Beckerman’s assist on the game-opening goal on August 25 against Colorado was the 50th of his MLS career, making him the 22nd player in MLS history to record at least 40 goals and 50 assists in his career. Also, on that list are five former RSL players – Javier Morales, Jason Kreis, Jeff Cunningham, Chris Klein and Clint Mathis. Beckerman is joined by GK Nick Rimando as the lone RSL men to appear in all 24 of the club’s all-time postseason contests, as the former Miami Fusion castoffs have guided the club to the playoffs in nine of the last 11 seasons. Beckerman was the first-ever MLS field player to appear in 400 or more games, joining GKs Rimando (now 499 – all starts) and Kevin Hartman (416). Seattle defender Chad Marshall also joined that list this season and now has 401 career appearances.

NEW FACES IN RSL SQUAD FOR 2019

RSL added eight new players to its squad for the 2019 season as FWs Julian Vazquez, Tate Schmitt and Sam Johnson; MFs Justin Portillo, Luis Arriaga and Everton Luiz join DFs Donny Toia and Erik Holt as well as GK David Ochoa all became new faces in the offseason. Johnson, a Liberian international, joins RSL as the team’s newest designated player He started his playing career in his native Liberia before making a move to Assyriska IF in Sweden at 18 years old in 2011. He climbed the European ranks until landing with Sweden’s IK Frej in 2013, where he scored 17 goals in 50 matches over two seasons, leading the team with 12 goals to rank sixth in the Norra division, helping the second division club earn promotion in 2014. The following season, he moved to Djurgardens in Sweden’s top division, finishing second on the team with 10 goals in his first season. Even after a mid-season transfer to Wuhan Zall in China, he was still second on the team with six goals in 2016. In two seasons in China, he scored 11 goals in 26 matches before returning to Europe with Valerenga last year.

Schmitt, Holt, Vazquez, Arriaga and Ochoa all arrive to the professional ranks as products of the RSL Academy, bringing the list of Academy products playing with the MLS side to 12. After stellar collegiate careers, Schmitt and Holt were signed from Louisville and UCLA respectively with Arriaga, Ochoa and Vazquez all earning a professional deal after playing to standout careers in the RSL Academy.

Toia returns to RSL after becoming the club’s first-ever Homegrown signing in 2011. Toia most recently played for Orlando City SC and was re-acquired by RSL courtesy of the 2018 MLS Re-Entry Draft on December 14, 2018.

Portillo joins RSL after four seasons spent in the USL Championship with Real Monarchs SLC and the Charleston Battery. Portillo became the eighth player to sign for RSL having first played for Real Monarchs.

GENERAL MANAGER CRAIG WAIBEL

In the midst of a busy off-season, Real Salt Lake retained General Manager Craig Waibel with a new multi-year contract. Real Salt Lake has reached the postseason in two of the last three seasons since Waibel’s first full season in the role of General Manager and has increased the club’s win total in each season since his appointment as GM in 2015

Waibel originally came to Real Salt Lake to join the coaching staff prior to the 2014 season and saw a meteoric rise in the years that followed. After his first season, he was promoted to Technical Director and then General Manager and under his guidance, Real Salt Lake made the playoffs in 2016 and 2018.

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accounted for 10,826 minutes in the regular season, most of any team in Major League Soccer. Earlier this year, two of those players, DF Justen Glad and FW Corey Baird, received call-ups to the U.S. National Team January camp and Baird started in friendlies against Panama and Costa Rica – picking up an assist in his international debut against Panama. Baird also was voted 2018 AT&T MLS Rookie of the Year, the first RSL player in club history to achieve that honor.

Additionally, RSL has had young players representing the club in the annual MLS 24-Under-24 list each year. In 2015, FW Joao Plata was ranked No. 9.

In 2016, Glad (15) and DF/FW Jordan Allen (16) were both on the list. Then in 2017, Glad (18) was joined by newcomers MF Albert Rusnák (15) and FW Jefferson Savarino (22). This year, the list was reduced to 22-Under-22 and RSL had three players on the list – Savarino (5), Glad (9) and DF Brooks Lennon (15), who earned RSL Defender of the Year honors in his first season as a right back in 2018.

In total, RSL has signed 12 Homegrown players in the last four years, continuing the club’s philosophy of developing players from within the organization. Along with Rusnák and Savarino last year, other key international additions have included MF Damir Kreilach in 2018 and DF Marcelo Silva in 2017, while the club has high hopes for DF Nedum Onuoha as well. Rusnák has been the club’s leader in goals and assists over the last two seasons, winning club MVP and Golden Boot honors in 2017. In 2018, Kreilach stepped into the lineup and earned club MVP and Golden Boot honors.

Prior to his work with Real Salt Lake, Waibel had a decorated 12-year playing career. In his time with the LA Galaxy, San Jose Earthquakes and Houston Dynamo, the hard-nosed defender won four MLS Cup titles, one Supporters’ Shield and one Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup championship. His four MLS Cup titles ranks tied for fourth in MLS history, trailing only Landon Donovan, Jeff Agoos, Todd Dunivant and Brian Mullan.

ALBERT RUSNÁK & JEFFERSON SAVARINO RETURN

Albert Rusnák returns to RSL for the 2019 season, signing a contract extension that will see him remain with the club through the 2021 season.

The Slovakian star, 24, made 61 appearances in two seasons with the club, scoring 17 goals and adding 21 assists. In 2018, Rusnák was RSL’s second top-scorer, scoring 10 goals during the regular season while adding seven assists. A rising star in Major League Soccer, Rusnák has also been a key contributor on the international stage for Slovakia. He had two goals in six caps at the U-19 level, then notched four goals in 10 appearances at the U-21 level. In 2016, he made his debut for the Slovakia National Team and boasts one cap to his credit, with many more expected to come. Starting and playing in 32 matches for RSL in his second season in Utah, Jefferson Savarino scored seven goals and provided 11 assists in 2,853 minutes. Savarino was recognized on MLS’s 22Under22 List at #5. Savarino has 22 goals and 12 assists in 48 matches in the Venezuelan Primera Division and has also added one goal in four matches in this year's Copa Libertadores, featuring the top teams from around South America. He was promoted from Zulia's U-20 team to the first team in January of 2015, at age 18.

INFLUX OF RSL YOUTH In 2018, RSL set the standard in Major League Soccer for products of its Academy playing in regular season and playoff matches. In total, 10,826 minutes were played by RSL Academy products, topping the charts for the most minutes played by any team.

RSL currently boasts 12 Academy products on its roster with that number rising from a season ago with the addition of Julian Vazquez, Luis Arriaga, Erik Holt, Tate Schmitt and David Ochoa, along with the reacquaintance of Donny Toia.

TONY BELTRAN AND LUKE MULHOLLAND RE-SIGN

From 2014-2017, Luke Mulholland averaged 30 games, 24 starts, 2,073 minutes, four goals and 3.75 assists per season. In 2018, he was limited to just two appearances after a hamstring strain and back surgery kept him on the sideline for much of the season. Now back and ready to contribute in 2019, he enters his sixth MLS season – all with Real Salt Lake – ready to again be a steady contributor in the midfield. Originally acquired by RSL prior to the 2014 season after a wildly successful stint with the Tampa Bay Rowdies of the former NASL, the determined midfielder has spent his entire Major League Soccer career as a member of RSL. Since 2014, Mulholland has appeared in 122 matches, 97 of which were starts. Mulholland has notched 16 goals and 16 assists through 8,384 regular season minutes during his time with RSL. The Preston, England native has also seen time in the MLS Cup Playoffs in three of his five seasons at RSL, totaling 346 minutes in five postseason appearances, including two games for RSL in its run to the Western Conference Semifinals in 2018. In constructing the roster for the 2019 season, Real Salt Lake was able to add a two-time MLS All-Star and 2009 MLS Cup champion in 12-year veteran Tony Beltran. While Beltran had been with RSL for all of his 11 MLS seasons, his return for a 12th season was like a new addition on the field, as he missed the entire 2018 season after suffering an ACL injury on October 15, 2017.

Originally selected by Real Salt Lake with the third overall pick in the 2008 MLS SuperDraft, Beltran has spent his entire career with RSL. Since making his debut in April of 2008, he has been a staple in the RSL lineup, starting in 230 of his 245 regular season appearances. From 2012-2016, he averaged 28 starts and over 2,500 minutes per season, making him a mainstay in Salt Lake’s starting XI over that stretch. In his career, he has one goal – which came in 2017 - and 12 assists while establishing himself as one of the premier 1v1 defending outside backs in the league. For his efforts, he was named to the MLS All-Star teams in 2013 and 2015 and made three appearances for the U.S. National Team in 2013 and 2014.

UPCOMING MILESTONES

Joao Plata – Sitting on 46 goals, Plata sits four goals shy of tying Javier Morales (49) for second place on the club’s all-time scoring chart … On August 24, Plata took sole possession of third place on RSL’s all-time match-winning goals chart with 12.

Kyle Beckerman – Is now RSL’s all-time game-winning assists leader, claiming his 19th match-winning assist on June 29, 2019 in a 2-0 victory over Sporting Kansas City. Nick Rimando – On July 6, 2019, Rimando became the first player in MLS history to reach 500 regular season appearances. On August 14, Rimando earned his 100th win at Rio Tinto Stadium as a member of Real Salt Lake. Justen Glad – On July 27, Glad became the first RSL Homegrown player to appear in 100 regular season matches for the club. On August 10, Glad became the first RSL Homegrown player to start 100 regular season matches.

RIMANDO’S RECORDS GROW

The “Wall of the Wasatch” also holds all-time MLS marks in games (508), starts (508), minutes (45,796), wins (220), and shutouts (152) … The former Miami


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Fusion and D.C. United ‘keeper made 71 saves last season to claim that mark (now 1,679 and counting) … On March 30 in Toronto, the netminder’s heroics were highlighted by Rimando’s denial of a Giovinco penalty kick attempt in the 11th minute, the 31st failed attempt (23rd save) for opposing PK takers in Rimando’s storied MLS career … All-time, Rimando opponents are now 56 for 87 from the spot, including a 35 for 56 mark during his 12 seasons with RSL after Benny Feilhaber’s conversion July 22 … The “Wall of the Wasatch” owns 12 PK saves in the last six seasons (2013-present, a total which includes 2 last season), more than doubling the total of any other MLS GK …

While RSL GK Nick Rimando’s career MLS shutout #124 nearly came in Orlando on opening day 2016 – the final 65 seconds obviously changed that – it was finally added to the record books that April 9 against Colorado, against whom the Wall of the Wasatch has amassed 18 of his 151 career shutouts, his highest total vs. one team ... Last week against Colorado, Rimando extended his MLS-record total for clean sheets to 148 (with 112 coming in an RSL kit) ... Shutout victims over the last 20 cumulative seasons, in descending order: Colorado (20), Kansas City (13), San Jose (12), Columbus / Chicago / Chivas / Red Bulls (10 each), New England / Seattle (9 each), LA Galaxy / D.C. United / Dallas / Toronto (8 each), Houston (6 each), Portland (5), Vancouver (4), Philadelphia (3), Montreal, NYCFC, Minnesota and Tampa Bay (1 each) ... BREAKING DOWN RIMANDO’S 220 CAREER WINS: While RSL GK Nick Rimando’s 220 career wins well surpass Kevin Hartman for the most in MLS regular-season history, his 156 with RSL are also the most for one player with a single team ... All 220, all-time by opponent: 25 – Colorado; 16 – NY Red Bulls; 15 – New England / Chicago / San Jose; 14 – SKC ; 13 – LA Galaxy / Chivas / DC / DAL; 12 – Seattle; 11 – TOR/CLB; 7 – POR/HOU; 6 – Vancouver/Philadelphia 4 – Tampa Bay / NYCFC 3 – Montreal 1 – RSL / Minnesota / Orlando / Atlanta BREAKDOWN of career Rimando wins, by Stadium: HOME: 101 Rio Tinto ROAD: 30 – RFK; 15 – Lockhart; 14 – StubHub Center 11 - Rice-Eccles; 9 – Toyota Park / BBVA Compass / Buck Shaw; 5 – Dick’s Sporting Goods Park; 4 – Gillette / Giants Stadium; 3 – Century Link; 2 – Foxboro / Mile High / Raymond James / Soldier Field/ Providence/ Sporting Park; 1 – Arrowhead / Avaya / BMO / Cardinal / Crew / Cotton Bowl / Dragon / FC Dallas / Red Bull Arena / Yankee Stadium / Talen Energy / RFK


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REAL SALT LAKE’S GROWING PYRAMID In 2015, RSL expanded its development pyramid with the addition of Real Monarchs SLC, one of several MLS-operated expansion clubs in the now 33- team USL. Former Head Coach Freddy Juarez – now the Interim Head Coach with the first team - had enjoyed success developing homegrown players at the RSL-Arizona Academy in Casa Grande, Ariz., prior to moving to the professional ranks. For 2018, the Monarchs called the newly-constructed Zions Bank Stadium in Herriman, Utah, home.

In August of 2017, Real Salt Lake's vaunted Arizona-based Academy moved north to the club’s primary training center in Herriman, Utah, approximately 20 minutes southwest of Rio Tinto Stadium. The $78 million facility now serves as the club’s cornerstone, its daily training home opening in 2018 for both of the club's men’s professional teams – Real Salt Lake (MLS) and Real Monarchs (USL) - while centralizing the club's U-19, U-17 and future U-15 development academy youth selections. The Herriman facility also provides adjacencies for an on-site charter school with STEM disciplines (Science/Technology/Engineering/Math) for nearly 300 local boys and girls .

Led by Jamison Olave – who played 17 years professionally in both the U.S. and Mexico before coaching with LA Galaxy, Chivas USA, Bayern Munich and the U.S. National Team – RSL’s Academy setup looks to continue its perennial U.S. Soccer Development Academy success integrating with the club’s professional sides. Under his guidance, Vasquez and the RSL Academy have developed a setup that has produced professionals year-after-year for seven years, laying the groundwork for a system that has produced 16 homegrowns for RSL since 2011. The January signing of three-time Stanford national champion Corey Baird brings RSL’s list of Academy products on the current roster to eight, joining FW Jordan Allen, DF Justen Glad, MF Jose Hernandez, DF Aaron Herrera, DF Brooks Lennon and FW Sebastian Saucedo. Other past Homegrown signings include Nico Muniz, Donny Toia, Lalo Fernandez, Benji Lopez, Phanuel Kavita, Danilo Acosta, Fito Ovalle and Ricardo Velazco, while former RSL DF Carlos Salcedo was signed to a standard MLS contract.

Since coming to RSL at the beginning of last season as head coach of the Real Monarchs, Petke was stricken with the opportunity to work with someone of Vasquez’s background. Now as RSL’s boss, he works in lock- step with Vasquez as the two draw up the blueprints to the future of Real Salt Lake.

“He’s been at the highest level as a player and a coach. How we’re able to have somebody like this at our academy blows my mind. But I’m extremely excited about it,” Petke said. “He just has a deep knowledge of the game. And he has that temperament of dealing with kids coming up through the ranks. His knowledge of tactics is spot on. It coincides with how I like to play and how we want to play. And he is able to get the most out of these kids psychologically, physically and tactically. My hat’s off to him. I love working with him.”

Last December in North Logan, Utah, RSL Owner Dell Loy Hansen ceremoniously opened the first of eight planned “regional training centers” across Utah and Arizona to be built in the next two years. Each $5-6 million RTC houses a classroom, as well as an indoor and outdoor field, dedicated to fulfilling a curriculum based on the club's vision and mission for youth soccer training and education, and the continued development of both recreational and competitive pre-Academy (ages 7-14) initiatives across the InterMountain West.

In January, RSL announced that it would extend its youth development presence in Arizona, as Sereno Soccer Club merged with Legacy Soccer Club under the Claret-and-Cobalt umbrella, with more than 7,000 boys and girls between the ages of 4-18 now composing a Phoenix-based “RSL

Arizona” setup. The partnership allows Real Salt Lake to continue its Arizona-based cultivation of talent, as Sereno has long been one of the premier youth soccer clubs in the United States and the top club in Arizona. During its nearly four decades of history, Sereno accounts for over 150 Arizona State Championships, 12 Regional Championships, four National Finalists and 2 National Championships.

The newly-combined RSL-Arizona has developed more than 30 professional players in the men's and women's games' highest levels, while boasting more than 70 players who have represented 14 countries at the youth or senior level amongst its alumni base. Notable Sereno products with ties to Real Salt Lake include current RSL FW Brooks Lennon and former players such as Robbie Findley. Current and former U.S. Women's National Team icons hailing from the Arizona development juggernaut include Julie Ertz and Sydney Leroux, among others.

In 2016, the RSL Foundation was established, created with the goals of being active in the community year-round, utilizing the popularity and reach of RSL and the Monarchs in promoting health and wellness for children throughout the region, engaging supporters of soccer to raise funds and volunteer time for various local initiatives. Projects undertaken by and supported with Foundation resources include the Club’s “Unified Team” with Utah Special Olympics, state-wide field restorations, referee training and community service.

REAL SALT LAKE – ALL-TIME MLS REGULAR-SEASON HISTORY (2005-present) thru 09/09/19

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DAL 40 12-20-8 46 60 -14 22 11-7-4 33 26 +7 18 1-13-4 13 34 -21 WT LL TWL LL WLT TWL LWT WT WL LW WLW LLT LWLL LWLL

LA 39 14-16-9 68 63 +5 18 7-4-7 36 26 +++10 21 7-12-2 32 37 -5 WL TWL TL WLT LTW LWL WLW LW WL WT TT TWL WLWL TLWL

SJ 32 10-11-11 44 39 +5 15 5-3-7 24 12 +12 17 5- 8-4 20 27 -7 TT WL LT LTW WTT LWW LLL WW TW TL WTW TLLT

CHV 29 13-12-4 38 34 +4 13 7-3-3 20 11 +9 16 6- 9-1 18 23 -5 WLL WWW WWL WW TW WL LWL LLL TTTL WLWL

HOU 29 10-12-7 41 40 +1 14 7-2-5 15 7 +8 15 3-10-2 26 33 -7 WW TL LLW WW W W L LT WL LTT LT LLW TWLL

KC 30 13- 9-8 41 36 +5 15 9-3-3 26 17 +9 15 4- 6-5 15 19 -4 TW WTL TWW WWT T L L WL TW WL LT WL TW LL

SEA 25 11-10-4 28 27 +1 11 8-1-2 19 6 +13 14 3- 9-2 9 21 -12 WW WL LLW LW LWL LWW TTW WL TT WL RBNY 22 7- 6-9 28 31 -3 11 6-0-5 19 9 +10 11 1- 6-4 9 22 -13 W T W L T L W WW TW WL TL TT LT TT

DC 22 9- 8-5 33 38 -5 11 8-1-2 23 10 +13 11 1- 7-3 10 28 -18 LW W T L W L W LT WT TW LW LW TW LL

CLB 22 6-12-4 27 33 -6 11 5-3-3 18 10 +8 11 1- 9-1 9 23 -14 L T L T T W L LL WL LW LW LT WL LL

CHI 22 7- 7-8 21 26 -5 10 4-3-3 12 14 -2 12 3- 4-5 9 12 -3 W L W W W T T LT WW TL TT LT LW LL

NE 21 10- 6-5 38 30 +8 11 6-2-3 25 10 +15 10 4- 4-2 13 20 -7 W L T L W W W TW WW LW TW LT WT LL

VAN 21 8- 9-4 23 27 -4 11 7-1-3 16 6 +10 10 1- 8-1 7 21 -14 LW LW LW LLL LTT WWT TLW LW POR 22 7- 9-6 28 30 -2 12 5-5-2 18 18 = 10 2- 4-4 10 12 -2 LL WW LTT LLT TLW TWT WWW TL

TOR 17 9- 6-2 24 15 +9 9 8-1-0 22 8 +14 8 1- 5-2 2 7 -5 L T L W W W W LW TW LW WL TL

PHI 12 5- 1-6 22 15 +7 6 4-0-2 15 6 +9 6 1- 1-4 7 9 -2 L W W T T T T WT TW MTL 8 2- 4-2 11 15 -4 4 2-0-2 6 3 +3 4 0- 4-0 5 12 -7 T L T L W L W

NYCFC 5 4- 1-0 10 8 +2 3 3-0-0 7 2 +5 2 1- 1-0 3 6 -3 L W W W

ORL 5 1- 2-2 6 8 -2 3 1-1-1 3 3 = 2 0- 1-1 3 5 -2 L L T T MIN 5 1- 2-2 7 9 -2 3 1-0-2 3 2 +1 2 0- 2-0 4 7 -3 TL WL

ATL 3 1- 2-0 3 6 -3 2 1-1-0 3 4 -1 1 0- 1-0 0 2 -2 L L LAFC 4 0- 4-0 2 11 -9 2 0-2-0 1 7 -6 2 0- 2-0 1 4 -3 LL

CIN 1 1- 0-0 3 0 +3 0 0-0-0 0 0 = 1 1- 0-0 3 0 +3

481 184-182-119 662 643 +19 242 131-46-66 404 231 +171 241 53-136-53 256 412 -156 (ROAD)

REAL SALT LAKE – ALL-TIME YEAR-BY-YEAR MLS REGULAR-SEASON RECORD

---------- OVERALL ----------- ------ HOME GAMES ------ ------ ROAD GAMES ------ Conf. Supporters Postseason

Year W- L- T PTS PPG GF GA +/- W- L- T PPG GF GA +/- W- L- T PPG GF GA +/- Finish Shield Result

2005 5-22- 5 20 0.63 30 65 -35 5- 8- 3 1.13 19 24 -5 0-14- 2 0.13 11 41 -30 West 5 11th of 12 DNQ

2006 10-13- 9 39 1.22 45 49 -4 6- 4- 6 1.13 23 19 +4 4- 9- 3 0.94 22 30 -8 West 5 9th of 12 DNQ

2007 6-15- 9 27 0.90 31 45 -14 4- 7- 4 1.07 18 22 -4 2- 8- 5 0.73 13 23 -20 West 6 12th of 13 DNQ

2008 10-10-10 40 1.33 40 39 -1 8- 1- 6 2.00 24 10 -14 2- 9- 4 0.67 16 29 -13 West 3 7th of 14 West Finalist

2009 11-12- 7 40 1.33 43 35 +8 9- 1- 5 2.13 34 11 +23 2-11- 2 0.53 9 24 -15 West 5 8th of 15 MLS Cup Champion

2010 15- 4-11 56 1.87 45 20 +25 11- 0- 4 2.47 31 7 +24 4- 4- 7 1.27 14 13 +1 West 2 2nd of 16 Quarterfinals

2011 15-11- 8 53 1.56 44 36 +8 10- 3- 4 2.00 29 15 +14 5- 8- 4 1.12 15 21 -6 West 3 3rd of 18 West Finalist

2012 17-11- 6 57 1.68 46 35 +11 11- 4- 2 2.06 27 15 +12 6- 7- 4 1.29 19 20 -1 West 2 5th of 19 Quarterfinals

2013 16-10- 8 56 1.65 57 41 +16 10- 3- 4 2.00 31 16 +15 6- 7- 4 1.29 26 25 +1 West 2 4th of 19 MLS Cup Runner-up

2014 15- 8-11 56 1.65 54 39 +15 11- 1- 5 2.24 33 14 +19 4- 7- 6 1.06 21 25 -4 West 3 4th of 19 Quarterfinals

2015 11-15- 8 41 1.21 38 48 -10 7- 4- 6 1.59 20 14 +6 4-11- 2 0.82 16 34 -18 West 9 16th of 20 DNQ

2016 12-12-10 46 1.35 44 46 -2 8- 1- 8 1.88 22 14 +8 4-11- 2 0.82 20 30 -10 West 6 9th of 20 Knockout Participant

2017 13-15- 6 45 1.33 49 55 -6 9- 4- 4 1.84 26 16 +10 4-11- 2 0.82 23 39 -16 West 8 14th of 22 DNQ

2018 14-13- 7 49 1.44 55 58 -3 11- 2- 4 2.17 34 23 +11 3-11- 3 0.71 17 34 -17 West 6 12th of 23 WC Semifinals

2019 13-11-4 43 1.60 40 35 +5 10-3-1 3-7-2 1.00 13 18 -5 TBD TBD TBD

TOT. 184-182-119 668 1.37 662 643 +19 131-46-66 1.86 404 232 +171 53-136-53 0.88 256 412 -156

RSL COACHING HISTORY -- Reg. Season -- ----- MLS Cup Playoffs ----- --------- USOC --------- ------ CCL ------ Year Coach W L T PCT PTS W L T PCT OT ShO W L T PCT OT ShO W L T PCT PTS

2005 John Ellinger 5 22 5 .234 20 0 1 0 .000 0-1-0

2006 John Ellinger 10 13 9 .453 39 1 1 0 .500 1-0-0

2007 John Ellinger 0 2 2 .250 2 1 0 0 1.000 TOTAL 15 37 16 .338 61 2 2 0 .500 1-1-0

2007 Jason Kreis 6 13 7 .365 25 0 1 0 .000

2008 Jason Kreis 10 10 10 .500 40 1 1 1 .500 0-0-0 0-0 1 1 0 .500

2009 Jason Kreis 11 12 7 .483 40 2 0 2 .750 0-0-2 2-0 0 1 0 .000

2010 Jason Kreis 15 4 11 .683 56 0 1 1 .250 0-0-0 0-0 0 1 1 .250 1-0 4 1 1 .750 13

2011 Jason Kreis 15 11 8 .556 53 1 2 0 .333 1 1 0 .500 2 2 2 .500 8

2012 Jason Kreis 17 11 6 .589 57 0 1 1 .250 0 1 0 .000 2 1 1 .600 7

2013 Jason Kreis 16 10 8 .589 56 3 1 1 .700 1-0-1 0-1 4 1 0 .800 TOTAL 90 71 57 .542 327 7 6 6 .526 1-0-3 2-1 6 6 1 .500 1-0 8 4 4 .600 28

2014 Jeff Cassar 15 8 11 .603 56 0 1 1 .250 0 1 0 .000

2015 Jeff Cassar 11 15 8 .435 41 3 1 0 .750 3 0 1 .875 7

2016 Jeff Cassar 12 12 10 .500 46 0 1 0 .000 0 0 2 .500 1-1 0 1 1 .250 1

2017 Jeff Cassar 0 2 1 .167 1 TOTAL 38 37 30 .505 144 0 2 1 .167 3 2 2 .600 3 1 2 .574 11

2017 D. Shore (Int.) 0 1 1 .250 1

2017 Mike Petke 13 12 4 .508 43 0 1 0 .000 2018 Mike Petke 14 13 7 .516 49 1 0 1 0.500 0 1 0 .000

2019 Mike Petke 11 9 4 0.461 37

2019

Freddy Juarez(Int.)2 2 0

ALL-TIME 184 182 119

0.750

.461

6

668

8

8

8

.500

1-0-2

2-1

11

13

3

.465

2-1

11

5

6

.643

39

REAL SALT LAKE – U.S. OPEN CUP HISTORY

vs. Team W/L REC. OT ShO GF GA YEAR Round Game Note:

Minnesota Thunder (USL) L 0-1* 0-1-0 4 6 2005 Rd of 16 Kreis hat trick wasted in 4-6 OT road loss

Virginia Beach (USL) W 1-0 1-0-0 2 1 2006 Third Round Andy Williams bombazo in 93’ rescues home RSL side

Colorado Rapids L 0-1 0 1 2006 Fourth Round Jacob Petersen goal dooms RSL at Rice-Eccles

Kansas City Wizards W 1-0 2 1 2007 MLS Qualifier Orange ball rolled out in last Ellinger win

Colorado Rapids L 0-1* 1 2 2007 MLS Qualifier Chris Klein goal, Pope/Adu/Seitz not enough

San Jose Earthquakes W 1-0 4 0 2008 MLS Qualifier Beckerman brace + Yura goal in first 33’

Columbus Crew L 0-1* 0 2 2008 MLS Qualifier Kovalenko red card dooms RSL chances

Seattle Sounders FC L 0-1* 1 4 2009 MLS Qualifier Starfire turf not kind as RSL loses to expansion SEA

San Jose Earthquakes T 0-0-1* 1-0 3 3 2010 MLS Qualifier Borchers goal at death forces PK tiebreaker

D.C. United L 0-1* 0-1-0 1 2 2010 MLS Qualifier Najar GWG in OT overcomes Morales/Saborio substitutions

Wilmington Hammerheads (USL) W 1-0 2 0 2011 Rd of 16 Beltran, Alexandre lead RSL in home match

FC Dallas L 0-1* 0 2 2011 Quarterfinal RSL wilts in sweltering heat at Pizza Hut Park

Minnesota Stars FC (NASL) L 0-1 1 3 2012 Rd of 32 Record crowd of 17,000+ watch RSL shocker to 2nd div team

Atlanta Silverbacks (NASL) W 1-0 1-0-0 3 2 2013 Rd of 32 Beckerman early, Sandoval/Stephenson late saves 120’ RSL

Charleston Battery (USL) W 1-0 1-0-0 5 2 2013 Rd of 16 Early 0-2 deficit overcome by Sandoval, Plata, et al

Carolina Railhawks (NASL) W 1-0 3 0 2013 Quarterfinal Beltran, Wingert and Saborio score as RSL dominates

Portland Timbers W 1-0 2 1 2013 Semifinal Saborio early, Plata late in Will Johnson return to RTS

D.C. United L 0-1 0 1 2013 FINAL 45’ Lewis Neal goal dooms dominant RSL at home - again

Atlanta Silverbacks (NASL) L 0-1* 1 2 2014 Rd of 32 10’ Findley goal unable to hold up, ATL rides Poku 91+’

Seattle Sounders FC 2 (USL) W 1-0 2 1 2015 Rd of 32 57’ Morales sub leads to Plata equalizer, game-winner

Portland Timbers W 1-0 2 0 2015 Rd of 16 Attinella clean sheet bolstered by Jaime, Javi goals

LA Galaxy W 1-0 1 0 2015 Quarterfinal Maund header in 87’ leads RSL past Gerrard, Keane

Sporting Kansas City L 0-1* 1 3 2015 Semifinal Early Garcia goal precedes 2g KC explosion in final 10’

Wilmington Hammerheads (USL) T 0-0-1 1-0 2 2 2016 Rd of 32 RioT reopen sees Attinella, Wingert excel in PKs

Seattle Sounders FC T 0-0-1 0-1 1 1 2016 Rd of 16 Plata PK not enough to overcome hot visiting GK

Sacramento Republic FC (USL) L 0-1 1 4 2017 Rd of 32 Velazco goal in returns for Allen, U-20s + 8 Monarchs

Sporting Kansas City L 0-2 0 2 2018 Rd of 32 5 players w/ RSL debuts, but pair of 2nd-half goals doom

LAFC L 0-3 0 3 2019 Fourth Round LAFC attack too much as RSL blown out at RioT

TOTALS 28 11-14-3 3-2-0 2-1 45 51

REAL SALT LAKE – CONCACAF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE HISTORY

vs. Team Series W-L GP W-L-T OT ShO GF GA Mtg. Stage Series Notes/Result Arabe Unido (PAN) - --- 2 2-0-0 5 3 2010 Group RSL sweeps home and away by 2-1 / 3-2 scores

Cruz Azul (MEX) - --- 2 1-1-0 7 6 2010 Group Spectacular 4-5 road loss reversed by 3-1 group clincher

Toronto FC (CAN) - --- 2 1-0-1 5 2 2010 Group Morales FK at death clinches passage to knockouts

Columbus Crew (USA) 1 1-0 2 1-0-1 4 1 2011 Quarter Feb. 22 frozen field in Ohio, March 1 dominance in Utah

Saprissa (CRC) 1 1-0 2 1-1-0 3 2 2011 Semi Sabo strikes w/o celebrating, Olave road goal critical

Monterrey (MEX) 1 0-1 2 0-1-1 2 3 2011 FINAL Morales road equalizer sets up home finale, Suazo dagger

Herediano (CRC) - --- 2 0-1-1 0 1 2012 Group Borchers red leads to loss, home shutout denies advance

Tauro FC (PAN) - --- 2 2-0-0 3 0 2012 Group 94+ Sabo PK wins on road, Javi/Kyle show at home

Santa Tecla (SLV) - 2 1-0-1 2 1 2015 Group Javi assists late on goals for Garcia, Martinez comeback

Municipal (GUA) - 2 2-0-0 2 0 2015 Group Plata road/Olave home goals hold up Rimando shutouts

Tigres (MEX) 1 0-1 2 0-1-1 1 3 2016 Quarter 1-3 agg. loss in QF; Plata G, Yura/Wingert RioT return

TOTALS 22 11-6-6 34 22

REAL SALT LAKE – ALL-TIME MLS CUP PLAYOFF HISTORY

YEAR vs. Team Series W-L GP W-L-T AET ShO GF GA Round Series Result

2005

2006

2007 2008 Chivas USA 1 1-0 2 1-0-1 3 2 West Semis Won 3-2 on aggregate

New York 1 0-1 1 0-1-0 0 1 West Final Lost 0-1 in West Final

2009 Columbus Crew 1 1-0 2 2-0-0 4 2 East Semis Won 4-2 on aggregate

Chicago Fire 1 1-0 1 0-0-1 0-0-1 1-0 0 0 East Final Won PK shootout 5-4

Los Angeles Galaxy 1 1-0 1 0-0-1 0-0-1 1-0 1 1 MLS Cup '09 Won PK shootout 5-4

2010 FC Dallas 1 0-1 2 0-1-1 2 3 West Semis Lost 2-3 on aggregate

2011 Seattle Sounders FC 1 1-0 2 1-1-0 3 2 West Semis Won 3-2 on aggregate

Los Angeles Galaxy 1 0-1 1 0-1-0 1 3 West Final Lost 1-3 in West Final

2012 Seattle Sounders FC 1 0-1 2 0-1-1 0 1 West Semis Lost 0-1 on aggregate

2013 Los Angeles Galaxy 1 1-1 2 1-1-0 1-0-0 2 1 West Semis Won 2-1 on aggregate

Portland Timbers 1 2-0 2 2-0-0 5 2 West Final Won 5-2 on aggregate

Sporting KC 1 0-1 1 0-0-1 0-1 1 1 MLS Cup ’13 Lost PK shootout 6-7

2014 Los Angeles Galaxy 1 0-1 2 0-1-1 0 5 West Semis Donovan hat trick paces LA 2nd-leg

2015 2016 Los Angeles Galaxy 1 0-1 1 0-1-0 1 3 West Knockout Plata PK succumbs to Boateng brace

2017

2018 LAFC 1 1-0 1 1-0-0 3 2 West Knockout Kreilach brace leads the way

2018 Sporting Kansas City 1 0-1 2 0-1-1 3 5 West Semis Rusnák wonder-goal in Leg 1

TOTALS 16 9-8 25 8-9-8* 1-0-2 2-1* 25 29

REAL SALT LAKE – ALL-TIME SEASON-ENDING AWARD WINNERS YEAR Team MVP Golden Boot (G) Defensive POTY Humanitarian MLS Honors

2005 Andy Williams Jason Kreis (9) Eddie Pope Brian Kamler

2006 Jeff Cunningham Jeff Cunningham (16) Carey Talley Seth Trembly Jeff Cunningham (Best XI, Golden Boot)

2007 Nick Rimando Robbie Findley (6) Eddie Pope Carey Talley

2008 Javier Morales Yura Movsisyan (8) Nat Borchers Nat Borchers

2009 Nat Borchers Robbie Findley (12) Jamison Olave Robbie Russell Nick Rimando (MLS Cup MVP)

2010 Javier Morales Alavro Saborio (12) Nat Borchers Jean Alexandre Borchers/Morales/Olave (Best XI); Olave (DF); Saborio (Newcomer)

2011 Kyle Beckerman Alvaro Saborio (11) Nat Borchers Jean Alexandre Jamison Olave (Best XI)

2012 Kyle Beckerman Alvaro Saborio (17) Nick Rimando Will Johnson

2013 Kyle Beckerman Alvaro Saborio (12) Nick Rimando Chris Wingert

2014 Joao Plata Joao Plata (13) Chris Schuler Abdoulie Mansally

2015 Javier Morales Javier Morales (8) Aaron Maund Abdoulie Mansally

2016 Kyle Beckerman Joao Plata (9) Justen Glad Allen/Glad

2017 Albert Rusnák Albert Rusnák (7) Justen Glad Justin Schmidt

2018 Damir Kreilach Damir Kreilach (12) Brooks Lennon Kyle Beckerman Corey Baird (AT&T MLS Rookie of the Year)

ALL-TIME REAL SALT LAKE MLS CUP PLAYOFF RESULTS (won 8 of 15 all-time series; 8-8-8 W-L-T)

2008 OPPONENT RESULT ATT. W-L-T RD. NOTES:

11/01/2008 Chivas USA W 1-0 14,719 1-0-0 WCSF 1 RSL: Movsisyan (90)

11/08/2008 at Chivas USA T 2-2 19,265 1-0-1 WCSF 2 RSL: Kovalenko (39) Morales (77);

RSL advances 3-2 on aggregate CHV: Kljestan (30) Braun (83)

11/15/2008 New York L 0-1 20,008* 1-1-1 WCF NY: van den Bergh (28)

RSL eliminated 0-1 on aggregate

2009 OPPONENT RESULT ATT. W-L-T RD. SCORERS:

10/31/2009 Columbus W 1-0 11,499 1-0-0 ECSF 1 RSL: Findley (88)

11/05/2009 at Columbus W 3-2 10,109 2-0-0 ECSF 2 RSL: Morales (37) Findley (45) Williams (74);

RSL advances 4-2 on aggregate CLB: Barros Schelotto (19,35)

11/14/2009 at Chicago T 0-0 (AET) 21,723* 2-0-1 ECF RSL advances 5-4 on PKs

11/22/2009

2010

vs Los Angeles

RSL wins MLS Cup

OPPONENT

T 1-1 (AET) 46,011

’09 5-4 on PKs

RESULT ATT.

2-0-2

W-L-T

CUP

RD.

RSL: Findley (64); LA: Magee (41)

SCORERS:

10/30/2010 at FC Dallas L 1-2 11,003 0-1-0 WCSF 1 RSL: Espindola (5); DAL: Cunningham (44) Avila (88)

11/06/2010 FC Dallas T 1-1 19,324 0-1-1 WCSF 2 RSL: Findley (80); DAL: McCarty (17)


2011 OPPONENT RESULT ATT. W-L-T RD. SCORERS:

10/29/2011 Seattle W 3-0 17,067 1-0-0 WCSF 1 RSL: Saborio (41, 53); Grabavoy (88)

11/02/2011 at Seattle L 0-2 36,021 1-1-0 WCSF 2 SEA: Alonso (56); Neagle (61)

RSL advances 3-2 on aggregate

11/06/2011 at Los Angeles L 1-3 23,347 1-2-1 WCF RSL: Saborio (25)

LA: Donovan (23); Magee (58), Keane (68)

2012 OPPONENT RESULT ATT. W-L-T RD.

10/29/2011 at Seattle T 0-0 34,941 0-0-1 WCSF 1

11/02/2011 Seattle L 0-1 19,657 0-1-0 WCSF 2 SEA: Martinez (81)



11/03/2013 at Los Angeles L 0-1 27,000* 0-1-0 WCSF 1 LA: Franklin (48); First ESPN appearance since Nov. 2011 at LA

11/07/2013 Los Angeles W 2-0 19,042 1-0-0 WCSF 2 RSL: Velasquez (26); Schuler (103)


11/10/2013 Portland W 4-2 17,333 1-0-0 WCF 1 RSL: Schuler (35), Findley (41), Sandoval (48), Morales (82)

11/24/2013 at Portland W 1-0 20,674* 2-0-0 WCF 2 RSL: Findley (29)


12/07/2013 at Kansas City T 1-1 (AET) 21,650* 0-0-1 CUP RSL: Saborio (55); KC: Collin (73)

RSL loses MLS Cup ’13 6-7 on PKs


11/01/2014 Los Angeles T 0-0 20,713* 0-0-1 WCSF 1 Penedo stands on head in game RSL dominated

11/09/2014 at Los Angeles L 0-5 27,000 0-1-1 WCSF 2 Worst loss in RSL postseason history, 2nd-worst loss ever

RSL eliminated 0-5 on agg regate


10/26/2016 at Los Angeles L 1-3 18,124 0-1-0 KO RSL: Plata (21)

LA: Gordon (16); Boateng (26, 34)


11/1/2018 at LAFC W 3-2 22,000 1-0-0 KO RSL: Kreilach (21,58), Zimmerman (OG,69)

LAFC: Silva (31), Ramirez (55)

11/4/2018 SKC T 1-1 14,065 0-0-1 WCSF1 RSL: Rusnák (51)

SKC: Rubio (60)

11/11/2018 at SKC L 2-4 19,918 0-1-1 WCSF2 RSL: Saucedo (60), Kreilach (72)

SKC: Rubio (14), Salloi (19), Sanchez (67), Salloi (97+)

*shootouts officially recorded as ties

ALL-TIME REAL SALT LAKE MLS ATTENDANCE HISTORY (2005-present)

Top 20 All-Time RSL Home Attendances Date Opponent Attendance Notes

Aug. 12, 2006 Real Madrid (ESP) 45,511* Highest-attended soccer match in Utah history sees Beckham/Raul/Robinho et al.

June 4, 2005 FC Dallas 40,589 Doubleheader w/ USA v. Costa Rica WC Qualifier, feat. Donovan

Sept. 20, 2008 Chivas USA 26,391 Rice-Eccles finale marks biggest stand-alone regular season crowd (0-1 loss)

May 3, 2008 Los Angeles Galaxy 25,571 Beckham thrills masses with two goals to equalize in 2-2 tie

April 16, 2005 Colorado Rapids 25,287 Inaugural RSL Home Game at Rice-Eccles

Sep. 19, 2007 Los Angeles Galaxy 24,633 Even without Beckham, teams entertain in thrilling 2-2 draw

Oct. 7, 2006 Houston Dynamo 22,515 Playoff hopes fade in ’06 Rice-Eccles finale

Sept. 1, 2018

Sept. 19, 2015

LA Galaxy

LA Galaxy

21,363*

21,004*

RSL trounces Zlatan Ibrahimovic & Co. 6-2 on record night at Rio Tinto

Big Dev brace leads RSL over star-studded LA to keep playoff hopes alive #Rimando123

July 4, 2015 Orlando City SC 20,956* Kaka scores 4’ into game, Jaime scores in 4th straight home match, Kaka ejected in 45’

March 2, 2016 Tigres UANL (MEX) 20,921* Early Plata goal gives RSL hope, but Javi PK miss + late Gignac goal prevent advancement

July 24, 2015 Sporting Kansas City 20,809* Morales & Plata score on either side of Feilhaber; Attinella huge in Pioneer Day win

May 23, 2015 New York City FC 20,801* Homecoming for Kreis & Co. celebrated w/ Stertzer 1st-career goal, Saborio header, Rimando 0

March 29, 2015 Toronto FC 20,794* 19-y.o. Jordan Allen header at the death delivers points in 1st-ever Sunday reg. season game

Sept. 28, 2011 Chicago Fire 20,762* Largest crowd in Rio Tinto Stadium history witnesses worst-ever home defeat (0-3 v CHI)

July 4, 2006 Chivas USA 20,752 ’05 Expansion brethren duel to scoreless Independence Day tie

July 4, 2007 Toronto FC 20,751 Canadian club makes first RES visit on July 4th

Nov. 1, 2014 Los Angeles Galaxy 20,713* West Semi Leg One crowd says #ThanksLD to Donovan, Galaxy, as RSL outshoots LA 16-3, but

March 10, 2018 LAFC 20,706* Plata PK rebound gives early lead, but defense shredded in worst-ever home loss (1-5)

Oct. 11, 2014 San Jose Earthquakes 20,701* Grabavoy/Velasquez score 5’ apart during FIFA window to clinch 7th straight playoff berth

*Sellout **Sellout w/ diminished “concert stage” capacity (Rio Tinto Stadium sellouts defined as games in which more SRO seats are sold prior to remaining manifested seats)

Largest 20 Crowds at Rio Tinto Stadium (opened October 2008) Date Opponent Attendance Notes

Sept. 1, 2018

Sept. 19, 2015

LA Galaxy

LA Galaxy

21,363*

21,004*

RSL trounces Zlatan Ibrahimovic & Co. 6-2 on record night at Rio Tinto

Big Dev brace leads RSL over star-studded LA to keep playoff hopes alive #Rimando123

July 4, 2015 Orlando City SC 20,956* Kaka scores 4’ into game, Jaime scores in 4th straight home match, Kaka ejected in 45’

March 2, 2016 Tigres UANL (MEX) 20,921* Early Plata goal gives RSL hope, but Javi PK miss + late Gignac goal prevent advancement

July 24, 2015 Sporting Kansas City 20,809* Morales & Plata score on either side of Feilhaber; Attinella huge in Pioneer Day win

May 23, 2015 New York City FC 20,801* Homecoming for Kreis & Co. celebrated w/ Stertzer 1st-career goal, Saborio header, Rimando 0

March 29, 2015 Toronto FC 20,794* 19-y.o. Jordan Allen header at the death delivers points in 1st-ever Sunday reg. season game

Sept. 28, 2011 Chicago Fire 20,762* Largest crowd in RTS history witnesses worst-ever home defeat (0-3 v Chicago)

Nov. 1, 2014 LA Galaxy 20,713* West Semi Leg One crowd says #ThanksLD to Donovan, Galaxy, as RSL outshoots LA 16-3, but …

March 10, 2018 LAFC 20,706* Plata PK rebound gives early lead, but defense shredded in worst-ever home loss (1-5)

Oct. 11, 2014 San Jose Earthquakes 20,701* Grabavoy/Velasquez score 5’ apart during FIFA window to clinch 7th straight playoff berth

Sept. 19, 2014 Colorado Rapids 20,692* 5-1 win completes 9-pt RMC sweep, as Plata, Morales, Schuler strike for 3g in 5 min

Oct. 22, 2014 Chivas USA 20,665* Goals by Saborio/Beckerman combine w/ 313’ shutout streak in finale of 11-1-5 home season

Sept. 4, 2015 Mexico vs. Trinidad 20,560* Int’l Friendly ends in scintillating 3-3 draw

August 22, 2015 Seattle Sounders FC 20,549* Morales, Jaime strike early, Rimando earns SO as RSL rides dominant possession in must-win

Sept. 6, 2014 FC Dallas 20,545* Findley strikes early, Sabo hits GWG on 1st touch in 118 days for 2-1 win in Jaime debut

Sept. 22, 2012 Portland Timbers FC 20,524* RSL becomes 2nd-ever team with 3 straight 15-win seasons in playoff-clinching win

July 4, 2014 New England Revolution 20,513* Morales/Plata PKs lead RSL in Beckerman/Rimando World Cup homecoming

March 26, 2011 LA Galaxy 20,507* RSL cruises to 2 goals in first 10 minutes against star-studded rival

Sept. 21, 2013 San Jose Earthquakes 20,504* 3g in 4 min sees two Lenhart headers around Morales goal in loss, H2H w/ “Holy War”

MLS REGULAR SEASON (2005-present) OVERALL

RECORD

------ AT HOME -------

GAMES TOTAL AVERAGE

---- ON THE ROAD -----

GAMES TOTAL AVERAGE

HOME

RANK LARGEST HOME CROWD

2005 5-22-5 16 288,586 18,037 16 207,985 12,999 2d 40,589 ( 6/04/05, 0-2 L vs. DAL)

2006 10-13-9 16 261,855 16,366 16 246,209 15,388 5th 22,515 (10/07/06, 1-1 T vs. HOU)

2007 6-15-9 15 239,395 15,960 15 236,047 15,736 7th 24,633 ( 9/19/07, 2-2 T vs. LA)

2008 10-10-10 15 242,690 16,179 15 231,367 15,424 7th 26,391 ( 9/20/08, 0-1 L vs. CHV)

2009 11-12-7 15 245,628 16,375 15 217,799 14,520 5th 19,546 ( 6/06/09, 1-1 T vs. COL)

2010 15- 4-11 15 256,427 17,095 15 262,410 17,494 7th 20,236 (10/16/10, 2-0 W vs. DAL)

2011 15-11-8 17 299,047 17,591 17 292,465 17,204 10th 20,762 ( 9/28/11, 0-3 L vs. CHI)

2012 17-11-6 17 324,482 19,087 17 333,221 19,601 8th 20,524 ( 9/22/12, 2-1 W vs. POR)

2013 16-10-8 17 326,699 19,218 17 318,870 18,757 8th 20,504 ( 9/21/13, 1-2 L vs. SJ)

2014 15- 8-11 17 345,971 20,351 17 318,523 18,737 6th 20,701 (10/11/14, 2-0 W vs. SJ)

2015 11-15-8 17 342,608 20,153 17 317,147 18,656 10th 21,004 ( 9/19/25, 3-0 W vs. LA)

2016 12-12-10 17 336,086 19,770 17 428,395 23,648 11th 20,389 ( 7/01/16, 1-1 T vs. DC)

2017 13-15-6 17 319,314 18,764 17 323,107 19,222 14th 20,348 ( 3/18/17, 1-2 L vs. LA)

2018 14-13-7 17 316,286 18,605 17 429,543 25,267 14th 21,136 ( 9/1/18, 6-2 W vs. LA)

2019 13-11-4 14 249,275 17,685 14 244,118 30,428 - TBD

TOT. 184-182-119 242 4,500,513 18,100 240 4,428,565 24,272

MLS CUP PLAYOFF ATTENDANCE HISTORY (2005-17)

OVERALL ------ AT HOME ------- ---- ON THE ROAD ----- HOME RECORD GAMES TOTAL AVERAGE GAMES TOTAL AVERAGE RANK LARGEST HOME CROWD

2005 DNQ

2006 DNQ

2007 DNQ

2008 1-1-1 2 34,727 17,364 1 19,265 19,265 3d 20,008*(11/15/08, 0-1 L vs. NY)

2009 2-0-2 1 11,499 11,499 2* 31,832 15,916 6th 11,499 (10/31/09, 1-0 W vs. CLB)

2010 0-1-1 1 19,324 19,324 1 11,003 11,003 4th 19,324 (11/06/10, 1-1 T vs. DAL)

2011 1-2-0 1 17,067 17,067 2 59,458 29,729 7th 17,067 (10/29/11, 3-0 W vs. SEA)

2012 0-1-1 1 19,657 19,657 1 34,941 34,941 5th 19,657 (11/08/12, 0-1 L vs. SEA)

2013 3-1-1 2 36,375 18,188 3 67,674 22,558 6th 19,042 (11/07/13, 2-1 W vs. LA)

2014 0-0-1 1 20,713 20,713 1 27,000 27,000 20,713 (11/01/14, 0-0 T vs. LA)

ALL-TIME REAL SALT LAKE MLS ATTENDANCE HISTORY (2005-present)

2015 DNQ

2016 0-1-0 1 1 18,124 18,124 2017 2018

DNQ 1-0-1

1

TOT. 8-8-8 10 138,649 17,331 12* 269,197 22,433

*totals do not reflect MLS Cup 2009, RSL v LA at Seattle’s Qwest Field – 46,011

Largest 20 Non-Sellout Crowds at Rio Tinto Stadium (opened October 2008) Date Opponent Attendance Notes

August 28, 2019 Colorado Rapids 20,384 Wild finish sees Plata PK, Savarino goal seal RMC for 11th time in 13 seasons

Sept. 24, 2016 FC Dallas 20,069 Fifth clean sheet of season for Rimando, RSL – all coming at home

July 9, 2016 Montreal Impact 20,086 Late Movsisyan PK equalizes after early Impact rebound off wicked Ciman free kick

Sept. 17, 2016 Houston Dynamo 19,975 RSL unable to overcome 27’ giveaway to push back into Shield contention; 1st home loss of ‘16

April 30, 2016 Houston Dynamo 19,950 2nd-half goals from Allen, Movsisyan reverse 0-1 deficit in last game on original RioT surface

August 20, 2016 FC Dallas 19,939 Late Olave blast – reminiscent of series clincher at Saprissa – makes Rimando shutout stand

August 6, 2016 Chicago Fire 19,909 Rimando gets win #181 thanks to Morales brace, first Garcia goal in a year

Oct. 17, 2015 FC Dallas 19,899 Brilliant first half wasted, against-the-run goal by Dallas leads to 0-1 loss

June 22, 2013 Seattle Sounders FC 19,848 Beckerman, Findley strike on either side of half in largest-ever non-sellout crowd

July 22, 2016 San Jose Earthquakes 19,842 Late Javier chip sets up Mulholland blast to equalize in 4th consecutive league draw at home

August 4, 2018 Chicago Fire 19,817 Kreilach double on either side of Schweinsteiger blast extends RSL to 11 unbeaten at RioT

Sept. 23, 2017 Seattle Sounders FC 19,786 Savarino game-winner + Mulholland insurance blast ends SEA 13-game unbeaten run; #Rimando137

Sept. 19, 2018

April 16, 2016

Minnesota United

Vancouver Whitecaps FC

19,785

19,720

Early Kreilach strike canceled out late by Ibarra goal

Burrito magic helps Rimando/Maund heroics stand up

October 16, 2016 Sporting Kansas City 19,705 Rimando stands tall in scintillating Sunday scoreless draw

May 1, 2015 San Jose Earthquakes 19,715 RSL registers 0 shots on goal, but Bernardez OG serves as late equalizer

Sept. 16, 2017 Portland Timbers FC 19,677 Brilliant Rusnák, Savarino strikes sandwich Valeri equalizer in “Playoff Push”

April 26, 2014 Vancouver Whitecaps FC 19,661 Plata, Sabo strike in first 9’ but RSL concedes 2x in final 5’ for disappointing draw

June 6, 2009 Colorado Rapids 19,546 Stadium dedication with Elder Gonzalez starts with David Archuleta, ends with 1-1 draw

RED = new for 2019; BLUE = ON LOAN

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER # Name Pos. Ht. Wt. D.O.B. Hometown College Status 70 Jordan Allen D/M/F 5-11 160 04/25/1995 Rochester, NY Virginia HG

26 Luis Arriaga FW 5-6 115 01/26/2001 Santa Rosa, CA --- HG

17 Corey Baird MF 5-11 170 01/30/1991 Escondido, CA Stanford HG

5 Kyle Beckerman MF 5-11 165 04/23/1982 Crofton, MD -- SEN 2 Tony Beltran DF 5-8 150 10/11/1987 Claremont, CA UCLA SEN 13 Nick Besler MF 6-1 185 05/07/1993 Overland Park, KS Notre Dame SEN

15 Justen Glad DF 6-0 175 02/28/1997 Tucson, AZ -- SEN/HG 22 Aaron Herrera DF 5-11 160 06/06/1997 Las Cruces, NM New Mexico HG

20 Erik Holt DF 6-1 185 09/06/1996 San Diego, CA UCLA HG

1 Alex Horwath GK 6-4 185 03/27/1987 Woodbine, MD Wisconsin SEN

50 Sam Johnson FW 5-11 163 05/06/1993 Monrovia, Liberia -- DP/Int’l

8 Damir Kreilach MF 6-1 174 04/16/1989 Vukovar, Croatia -- TAM/Int’l

12 Brooks Lennon FW 6-0 180 09/22/1997 Paradise Valley, AZ -- HG

25 Everton Luiz MF 5-8 154 05/24/1988 Porto Alegre, BR -- TAM/Int’l 19 Luke Mulholland MF 5-9 150 08/07/1988 Preston, England Wingate SEN

24 David Ochoa GK 6-2 174 01/16/2001 Oxnard, CA -- HG

14 Nedum Onuoha DF 6-0 210 11/12/1986 Manchester, England -- SEN/Int’l 10 Joao Plata FW 5-2 135 03/01/1992 Guayaquil, Ecuador -- TAM 43 Justin Portillo MF 5-6 134 09/09/1992 New Orleans, LA Coastal Carolina --

51 Andrew Putna GK 6-2 180 10/21/1994 Lemont, IL Illinois Chicago --

18 Nick Rimando GK 5-9 185 06/17/1979 Montclair, CA UCLA SEN

6 Kelyn Rowe MF 5-8 160 12/02/1991 Federal Way, WA UCLA SEN

11 Albert Rusnák MF 5-10 175 07/07/1994 Kosice, Slovakia -- DP/Int’l

23 Sebastian Saucedo FW 5-7 160 01/22/1997 Park City, UT -- HG

7 Jefferson Savarino FW 5-7 145 11/11/1996 Maracaibo, Venezuela -- DP/Int’l

21 Tate Schmitt M/F 5-11 161 05/28/1997 Phoenix, AZ Louisville HG

30 Marcelo Silva DF 6-2 181 03/21/1989 Fray Bentos, Uruguay -- SEN/Int’l

4 Donny Toia DF 5-8 155 05/28/1992 Tucson, AZ -- HG

27 Julian Vazquez FW 5-11 145 03/30/2001 Nibley, UT -- HG

NUMERIC ROSTER AND PRONUNCIATION GUIDE # Name Pos. Pronunciation Place of Birth Last Club (League) 1 Alex Horwath GK HORE-wath Woodbine, MD SK Brann (Norway) 2 Tony Beltran DF Whittier, CA UCLA 4 Donny Toia DF TOY-uh Tucson, AZ Orlando City SC (MLS) 5 Kyle Beckerman MF Crofton, MD Colorado Rapids (MLS) 7 Jefferson Savarino FW YEFF-er-son Maracaibo, Venezuela Zulia FC (Venezuela) 6 Kelyn Rowe MF KELL-in ROE Federal Way, WA S p o r t i n g K C ( M L S )

8 Damir Kreilach MF CRY-lahck Vukovar, Croatia Union Berlin (German 2nd Div.) 10 Joao Plata FW JOE - ow Guayaquil, Ecuador Toronto FC (MLS) 11 Albert Rusnák MF ROOS – knock Vyskov, Czech Rep. FC Groningen (Dutch Eredivisie) 12 Brooks Lennon FW Paradise Valley, AZ Liverpool FC Reserves (England) 13 Nick Besler MF BEESE – lurr Overland Park, KS Real Monarchs SLC (USL) 14 Nedum Onuoha DF NAY-dum Onu-oha Warri, Nigeria QPR (England) 15 Justen Glad DF Tucson, AZ RSL-Arizona Academy U-18s (USSDA) 17 Corey Baird MF Palomar, CA Stanford University 18 Nick Rimando GK ruh - MAHN - do Montclair, CA New York Red Bulls (MLS) 19 Luke Mulholland MF Preston, England Tampa Bay Rowdies (NASL) 20 Erik Holt DF San Diego, CA UCLA 21 Tate Schmitt M/F SCH-mitt Phoenix, AZ University of Louisville 22 Aaron Herrera DF Erin Las Cruces, NM University of New Mexico 23 Sebastian Saucedo FW “Bofo” San Fernando Valley, CA Veracruz (Liga MX) 24 David Ochoa GK Oxnard, CA RSL Academy 25 Everton Luiz MF Porto Alegre, BR S.P.A.L. (Italian Serie A) 26 Luis Arriaga FW Santa Rosa, CA RSL Academy 27 Julian Vazquez FW Brigham City, UT RSL Academy 30 Marcelo Silva DF Mercedes, Uruguay Real Zaragoza (Spain) 43 Justin Portillo MF PORE-tee-oh New Orleans, LA Real Monarchs SLC (USL) 50 Sam Johnson FW Ganta, Liberia Valerenga (Norway) 51 Andrew Putna GK POOT-na Lemont, IL University of Illinois Chicago 70 Jordan Allen DF Rochester, NY University of Virginia

2019 REAL SALT LAKE ROSTER

ALL-TIME REAL SALT LAKE INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS (184-182-119, 668 pts.) (active RSL players in BOLD) UNF POS PLAYER GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E INT’L

15 F Alvaro Saborio 127 112 9883 63 13 334 138 175 162 155 0 17 0

11 M Javier Morales 240 217 19305 49 81 367 146 308 530 37 818 38 1

10 F Joao Plata 170 134 11614 46 42 369 157 69 139 72 176 7 0 ECU

10 F Robbie Findley 137 84 7597 36 15 217 93 56 135 73 0 5 0 USA

7 F Fabian Espindola 125 104 8658 35 17 253 121 166 135 117 9 25 3

14 F Yura Movsisyan 110 77 6870 31 6 257 112 80 105 59 2 11 1 ARM

5 M Kyle Beckerman 335 328 29110 30 38 432 154 458 302 14 121 85 5 USA

90 F Jeff Cunningham 38 33 3006 19 11 94 52 28 56 45 0 7 0

9 F Jason Kreis 58 55 4952 17 9 132 57 68 72 44 3 10 1 19 M Luke Mulholland 121 96 8299 16 15 139 37 143 152 3 37 22 1

11 M Albert Rusnak 86 82 7273 26 26 217 87 58 66 4 165 3 0 SVK

77 M Andy Williams 189 122 11536 14 29 232 83 198 269 26 225 21 3

4 D Jamison Olave 159 157 13654 13 3 84 33 182 108 7 0 34 9

20 M Luis Silva 59 36 3184 12 3 74 26 25 37 14 5 5 0 7 F Jefferson Savarino 77 74 6495 20 21 197 85 56 105 33 4 0 1 VEN

10 M Luis Gil 134 89 7819 11 9 126 39 73 70 7 18 5 0 USA

25

80

M

F

Everton Luiz

Olmes Garcia

21

104

19

44

1651

4645

0

11

2

6

7

110

1

49

34

99

22

94

0

30

0

0

8

15

0

0

20 M Ned Grabavoy 159 128 11571 10 14 101 36 134 213 14 13 15 1 6 M Nat Borchers 205 205 18225 10 4 87 30 134 89 11 0 18 3 USA

8 F Will Johnson 114 104 9445 9 8 180 77 103 123 10 41 23 2 CAN

50

17

F

M

Sam Johnson

Chris Klein

21

43

12

43

1085

3832

9

8

0

9

24

92

11

37

13

26

8

31

25

21

0

76

1

1

0

0

LIB

USA

7 F Juan Manuel Martinez 40 36 3227 8 3 47 19 21 77 5 13 3 0 8 M Damir Kreilach 59 57 4943 16 13 113 38 67 71 23 0 11 1

49 F Devon Sandoval 74 36 3352 7 3 58 25 57 48 12 0 3 0

8 M Chris Brown 60 40 3506 7 1 54 24 26 29 8 2 0 0

3 D Carey Talley 60 58 5120 6 9 48 16 95 91 5 0 14 1

27 F Corey Baird 57 41 3689 12 8 64 31 50 19 27 0 10 0 84 M Clint Mathis 66 57 4639 5 11 88 31 56 39 9 52 14 2 USA

26

23

M

F

Luis Arriaga

Sebastian Jaime

2

26

0

20

4

1528

0

5

0

2

0

28

0

13

0

33

0

28

0

6

0

0

0

2

0

1

28 D Chris Schuler 96 87 8056 5 2 53 11 102 55 0 0 15 0

23 F Paulo Junior 36 17 1381 4 6 40 19 19 13 17 1 0 0 70 M Jordan Allen 50 24 2304 4 4 31 16 40 53 2 3 5 1

7 F Atiba Harris 43 25 2405 4 2 32 19 92 58 32 0 13 1 SKN

27 F Brooks Lennon 82 61 5718 3 9 37 14 61 16 15 1 11 0 USYNT

16 F Kenny Deuchar 29 18 1557 3 2 41 18 29 30 18 0 4 0

6 F Jordan Cila 12 8 646 3 1 6 4 10 9 4 1 1 0

16 D Chris Wingert 247 230 20230 2 14 75 19 263 129 3 27 48 2 USA

23 M Sebastian Saucedo 79 28 2820 5 9 121 46 56 66 10 1 9 1 USYNT

19 F Pablo Campos 27 8 834 2 4 22 12 26 10 6 0 3 0

10 M Mehdi Ballouchy 46 40 3401 2 2 42 11 82 75 7 49 9 0

22 M Nelson Gonzalez 18 5 504 2 2 10 5 16 5 0 22 1 0

22 M Jonny Steele 28 11 1179 2 2 19 4 29 14 1 2 6 0

15 D Justen Glad 105 103 9209 2 1 38 16 104 41 0 0 17 0 USYNT

21 D Aaron Maund 64 61 5421 2 1 25 7 72 30 0 0 9 1

22 F Jamie Watson 38 6 1112 2 1 26 13 24 46 14 4 2 1

4 F Kyle Brown 8 3 286 2 0 7 4 6 1 3 0 0 0

13 D Brian Dunseth 24 24 2011 2 0 8 5 34 22 3 0 3 1

23 D Eddie Pope 69 69 5930 2 0 18 6 64 57 1 0 6 1 USA

24 M Seth Trembly 22 11 1176 2 0 25 13 38 31 0 0 8 0

2 D Tony Beltran 245 230 20640 1 12 65 21 240 201 10 0 41 3 USA

3 D Robbie Russell 78 68 5959 1 9 38 12 52 28 1 0 10 1

26 M Sebastian Velasquez 38 15 1517 1 5 31 11 25 32 1 13 0 0

11 F Alecko Eskandarian 17 17 1428 1 3 47 21 32 39 16 24 6 1 29 M Abdoulie Mansally 49 33 3103 1 3 20 4 69 42 0 1 10 2 GAM

11 F Freddy Adu 11 10 899 1 2 24 12 11 25 6 22 1 0

12 M Jean-Marc Alexandre 38 14 1296 1 2 18 7 35 11 8 0 5 0

21 F Dema Kovalenko 22 19 1668 1 2 25 5 30 23 1 2 7 0 UKR

8 M Sunday Stephen 57 48 3960 1 3 18 4 85 27 0 0 14 0 NIG

27 M John Stertzer 49 21 1932 1 1 13 4 32 29 1 0 7 0

23 M Khari Stephenson 19 9 791 1 1 21 7 17 3 1 0 2 0 JAM

14 F Melvin Tarley 9 9 729 1 1 22 12 9 6 18 0 0 0

12 M Omar Holness 18 6 538 1 0 10 1 13 7 0 2 2 0 JAM

14 M Yordany Alvarez 38 20 1900 1 0 17 5 54 14 0 0 10 2 12 F Emiliano Bonfigli 10 1 288 1 0 5 2 2 2 3 0 0 0

23 M Raphael Cox 6 2 208 1 0 1 1 1 2 0 0 0 0

22 F Luis Miguel Escalada 5 1 126 1 0 4 2 2 0 5 0 0 0

12 M Cole Grossman 21 7 692 1 0 4 1 7 4 0 0 1 0

27 D Matias Mantilla 17 15 1382 1 0 5 3 21 6 0 0 6 0 27 M Kevin Novak 29 27 2250 1 0 7 3 29 20 2 0 3 0

25 F Tino Nunez 12 2 281 1 0 6 3 10 3 2 0 0 0

16 D Carlos Salcedo 25 20 1870 1 0 5 2 28 9 1 0 5 0

29 M Jose Hernandez 7 1 160 1 0 3 1 5 2 0 2 1 0 27 D Douglas Sequeira 18 13 1246 1 0 16 4 29 14 3 0 3 1 CRC

25 M Jafet Soto 8 1 192 1 0 2 2 1 3 2 1 0 0 CRC

17 M Demar Phillips 65 55 4871 0 7 23 4 76 37 5 2 12 2 JAM

UNF POS PLAYER GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E INT’L 26 M Collen Warner 37 19 1532 0 5 22 10 32 25 5 12 5 1 25 D Danilo Acosta 29 26 2309 0 6 2 0 23 14 0 0 2 1 USYNT

18 G Nick Rimando 363 363 34518 0 2 0 0 5 43 0 0 10 0 USA

12 M Leslie Fitzpatrick 18 6 716 0 2 8 6 11 13 0 6 0 0

15 D Robert Scarlett 9 8 720 0 2 8 3 7 5 3 5 0 0 JAM

4 D David Horst 20 12 1382 0 1 7 2 11 12 0 0 4 0

16 D Willis Forko 38 38 3244 0 1 0 0 26 34 3 0 4 0

31 D Jack Stewart 25 24 1993 0 1 6 0 20 11 1 0 2 1

3 D Rusty Pierce 15 15 1200 0 1 3 1 20 24 0 1 3 0

4

7

D

M

Donny Toia

Lovel Palmer

19

17

19

14

1693

1198

1

0

1

1

9

8

1

0

18

16

6

8

1

0

0

0

3

4

0

1

JAM

16 D Chris Lancos 14 8 811 0 1 3 1 11 5 0 5 3 0

10 M Arturo Alvarez 16 8 724 0 1 18 1 12 9 3 3 0 0 SLV

25 D Gustavo Cabrera 4 4 360 0 1 0 0 6 4 0 0 2 0 SLV

53 D Terakazu Tanaka 4 4 325 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0

99 F Dante Washington 9 2 282 0 1 7 3 3 7 2 0 0 0

19 M Luke Kreamalmeyer 6 2 249 0 1 6 2 0 7 0 3 0 0

2 D Nelson Akwari 41 35 3195 0 0 7 2 39 21 1 0 7 0

15 M Kenny Cutler 47 35 3103 0 0 13 4 36 8 0 0 8 1

1 G Scott Garlick 31 31 2745 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 6 0

24 G Jeff Attinella 29 28 2559 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0

1 G D.J. Countess 27 27 2422 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 0

5 M Brian Kamler 28 24 2028 0 0 11 3 22 38 0 0 3 0

2 D Daniel Torres 26 25 2188 0 0 5 2 21 18 0 0 2 0

30 D Marcelo Silva 43 39 3368 2 0 16 6 50 13 0 0 9 2

6 M Ritchie Kotschau 20 18 1664 0 0 3 0 19 10 1 0 3 1

20

3

D

D

Erik Holt

Kwame Watson-Siriboe

4

19

4

17

281

1548

0

0

0

0

0

6

0

1

4

25

1

8

0

0

0

0

0

4

0

0

25 D Jean-Martial Kipre 18 16 1427 0 0 7 2 24 14 2 0 4 0

13 D Ian Joy 20 18 1384 0 0 3 1 27 8 1 0 4 1

12 D Elias Vasquez 15 14 1264 0 0 3 1 27 4 0 0 3 0 GUA

13 D Nick Besler 38 21 2158 2 2 5 3 28 27 4 0 3 0

4 M Paul Broome 11 10 917 0 0 1 0 13 15 1 0 4 0

24 G Kyle Reynish 8 7 685 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

6 D Justin Schmidt 9 7 676 0 0 3 1 6 3 0 0 0 0

20 D Aaron Herrera 42 39 3464 0 4 22 6 38 19 2 0 7 1

1 G Chris Seitz 7 7 630 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

16 M Matt Behncke 8 7 587 0 0 6 2 12 5 0 0 0 0

24 G Matt VanOekel 7 6 572 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

18 G Jay Nolly 7 6 585 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0

4 D Marlon Rojas 7 6 507 0 0 0 0 8 5 1 0 1 0 TRI

12 D Nathan Sturgis 8 7 491 0 0 5 0 12 10 0 0 1 0

31 M Pablo Ruiz 11 5 538 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

20 M Nikolas Besagno 8 4 440 0 0 1 0 9 8 0 0 2 0

30 D Rauwshan McKenzie 6 4 404 0 0 0 0 5 5 0 0 1 0

43

14

M

F

Justin Portillo

Dipsy Selolwane

3

8

1

4

123

401

0

0

0

0

1

10

0

4

4

10

2

9

0

0

0

0

1

0

1

0

BOT

8 M Adolfo Gregorio 6 4 359 0 0 4 2 5 7 1 4 0 0

6 D Cameron Knowles 4 3 346 0 0 0 0 6 2 0 0 1 0

3 D Phanuel Kavita 3 3 270 0 0 1 0 2 2 0 0 1 0

44 M Brandon McDonald 3 3 270 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 0

3 D Adam Henley 5 2 266 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

22 F Ricardo Velazco 9 1 254 0 0 5 1 9 14 0 0 2 0

26 D Shawn Barry 3 3 240 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0

14

15

D

M

Chinedum Onuoha

Leighton O'Brien

24

6

22

1

1978

236

0

0

1

0

6

2

3

1

14

2

6

3

0

0

0

4

1

1

0

0

25 D Rich Balchan 4 2 233 0 0 1 0 5 1 0 0 0 0

45 G Josh Saunders 3 3 231 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

21

6

F

D

Tate Schmitt

Boyd Okwuonu

5

5

1

2

83

210

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

2

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

USYNT

21 M Rachid El Khalifi 4 3 178 0 0 2 0 3 4 0 2 0 0

8 M Matias Cordoba 7 2 173 0 0 3 0 4 0 0 1 0 0

14 F Ryan Johnson 7 1 154 0 0 1 1 3 5 0 0 0 0 JAM

8 D Evan Whitfield 5 0 135 0 0 2 1 3 5 1 0 1 0

16 M Wellington Paeckart 4 1 111 0 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 0 0

3 D Reagan Dunk 3 2 174 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0

51 G Andrew Putna 6 5 495 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

16 F Alfredo Ortuño 3 1 113 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

14 F Artur Aghasyan 4 1 98 0 0 3 0 5 2 1 0 0 0

31 D Michael Lookingland 1 1 90 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0

13 F Justin Braun 2 1 87 0 0 3 1 2 2 3 0 0 0

28 D Dustin Kirby 2 1 82 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

27 F Cody Arnoux 2 0 69 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0

13 F Chad Barrett 3 0 65 0 0 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 0

19 D Blake Wagner 2 1 63 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0

8 F Joey Worthen 3 0 29 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 0 0

28 F Ricky Lopez-Espin 1 0 23 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

22 M David Viana 2 0 27 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0

13 F Chris Agorsor 1 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

21 M Christian Jimenez 1 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

18 F Luis Tejada 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Own-goals received 15

Team totals 489 489 43810 657 580 6033 2350 5923 5909 1115 2134 873 68

Opponent totals 489 489 43810 642 631 5758 2244 5909 5923 1166 2346 826 66

ALL-TIME REAL SALT LAKE GOALKEEPING STATISTICS (184-182-119, 1.30 GAA, 133 SO) (active RSL players in BOLD – MLS reg. season games only)

ALL-TIME REAL SALT LAKE INDIVIDUAL GOALKEEPING

UNF POS GOALKEEPER GP GS MIN SHTS SV GA GAA PG PA W L T SO INT’L

5 M Brian Kamler 1 0 8 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0

51 G Andrew Putna 6 5 495 25 17 7 0.67 0 1 3 2 0 1 24 G Kyle Reynish 8 7 685 25 20 5 0.66 0 0 2 0 5 4

18 G Nick Rimando 363 363 34518 1578 1121 424 1.17 38 61 156 119 90 116 USA

1 G Scott Garlick 31 31 2745 158 108 43 1.41 1 2 10 12 9 4 45 G Josh Saunders 3 3 231 18 13 4 1.56 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 G Chris Seitz 7 7 630 34 19 13 1.86 1 1 1 4 2 1

24 G Jeff Attinella 29 28 2559 161 107 53 1.86 9 11 7 15 6 5 1 G D.J. Countess 27 27 2422 170 112 54 2.01 3 3 4 19 4 4 18 G Jay Nolly 7 6 585 59 41 17 2.62 1 1 1 4 1 0 24 G Matt VanOekel 7 6 572 47 25 22 3.46 1 1 0 5 1 1

Team totals 489 489 43810 2279 1580 641 1.33 54 81 183 184 119 135

Opponent totals 489 489 43810 2445 1650 655 1.36 65 77 184 183 119 137

ALL-TIME REAL SALT LAKE INDIVIDUAL MISCELLANEOUS STATS (active RSL players in BOLD – MLS reg. season games only)

GAME-WINNING GOALS:

Javier Morales 22, Joao Plata 12, Alvaro Saborio 21, Fabian Espindola 11, Robbie Findley 9, Kyle Beckerman 9,

Albert Rusnák 7, Jefferson Savarino 6, Damir Kreilach 5, Yura Movsisyan 6, Olmes Garcia 4, Luke Mulholland 4,

Andy Williams 4, Jeff Cunningham 4, OWN GOAL 4, Sam Johnson 4, Luis Silva 3, Jamison Olave 3, Nat Borchers 3,

Jason Kreis 3, Will Johnson 3, Ned Grabavoy 3, Devon Sandoval 3, Corey Baird 2, Sebastian Saucedo 2, Brooks

Lennon 2, Jordan Allen 2, Luis Gil 2, Chris Schuler 2, Pablo Campos 2, Brian Dunseth 2, Aaron Maund 1, Juan

Manuel Martinez 1, John Stertzer 1, Chris Klein 1, Kyle Brown 1, Carey Talley 1, Tino Nunez 1, Douglas Sequeira

1, Jonny Steele 1, Yordany Alvarez 1, Jean Alexandre 1, Paulo Junior 1, Eddie Pope 1,Atiba Harris 1

GAME-WINNING ASSISTS:

Kyle Beckerman 20, Javier Morales 18, Joao Plata 13, Fabian Espindola 7, Robbie Findley 5, Andy Williams 5,

Tony Beltran 5, Albert Rusnák 5, Damir Kreilach 4, Jefferson Savarino 3, Aaron Herrera 3, Robbie Russell 4, Clint Mathis

4, Demar Phillips 3, Olmes Garcia 3, Alvaro Saborio 3, Luis Gil 3, Ned Grabavoy 3, Jeff Cunningham 3, Danilo Acosta 2, Nick

Rimando 2, Luke Mulholland 2, Jordan Allen 2, Chris Wingert 2, Devon Sandoval 2, Sebastian Velasquez 2, Paulo Junior 2,Collen

Warner 2, Alecko Eskandarian 2, Chris Klein 2, Carey Talley 2, Corey Baird 1, Everton Luiz 1, Aaron Maund 1, Juan Manuel

Martinez 1, Atiba Harris 1, Dema Kovalenko 1, Chris Brown 1, Will Johnson 1, Nat Borchers 1, Lovel Palmer 1, Jason Kreis 1

PENALTY KICK GOALS / ATTEMPTS (64-for-77 all-time):

Alvaro Saborio 15-17, Javier Morales 11-14, Joao Plata 9-11, Albert Rusnák 7-9, Jeff Cunningham 5-5, Jason Kreis 4-4,

Yura Movsisyan 3-4, Luis Silva 2-2, Carey Talley 2-2, Robbie Findley 2-3, Damir Kreilach 1-1, Dema Kovalenko 1-1,

Fabian Espindola 1-1, Will Johnson 1-1, Freddy Adu 1-1, Paulo Junior 1-1, Andy Williams 1-2,

Alecko Eskandarian 1-2

REAL SALT LAKE INDIVIDUAL LEADERS (ALL-TIME, 2005-present) (active RSL players in BOLD – MLS reg. season games only)

GAMES PLAYED GP GS

Nick Rimando 363 363

PENALTY-KICK GOALS GP PKG PKA Alvaro Saborio 127 15 17

MINUTES PLAYED MIN

Nick Rimando 34518

Kyle Beckerman 29110

Tony Beltran 20640

Chris Wingert 20237

Javier Morales 19255

Nat Borchers 18225

Jamison Olave 13654

Ned Grabavoy 11571

Andy Williams 11536

Alvaro Saborio 9883

GOALS GP G

Alvaro Saborio 127 63

Javier Morales 240 49

Joao Plata 170 46

Robbie Findley 137 36

Fabian Espindola 125 35

Yura Movsisyan 110 31

Kyle Beckerman 335 30

Jeff Cunningham 38 19

Jason Kreis 58 17

GAME-WINNING GOALS GP GWG Javier Morales 240 22


Joao Plata 170 12




Albert Rusnák 86 7


Jefferson Savarino 76 6

Luke Mulholland 121 4

Three others tied w/ 4 each

HAT TRICKS GP HATS




MULTI-GOAL GAMES GP 2+ G GM


Jeff Cunningham 38 5

Joao Plata 170 5




Albert Rusnák 86 3

Jefferson Savarino 76 3


Olmes Garcia 104 2


Damir Kreilach 59 2

Luis Silva 60 1

Six others tied w/ 1 each

ASSISTS GP A


Joao Plata 170 41


Andy Williams 189 29

Albert Rusnák 86 26




Ned Grabavoy 159 14

Chris Wingert 247 14

GAME-WINNING ASSISTS GP GWA



Joao Plata 170 12


Albert Rusnák 86 5

Tony Beltran 245 5


Andy Williams 189 5

Kyle Beckerman 335 328 Javier Morales 240 11 14

Chris Wingert 247 230 Joao Plata 170 9 11

Tony Beltran 245 230 Jeff Cunningham 38 5 5

Javier Morales 240 217 Jason Kreis 58 4 4

Nat Borchers 205 205 Albert Rusnák 86 7 9

Andy Williams 189 122 Yura Movsisyan 110 3 4

Ned Grabavoy 159 128 Robbie Findley 137 2 3

Jamison Olave 159 157 Carey Talley 60 2 2

Robbie Findley 137 83 8 players tied with 1



SHOTS GP SHT CORNER KICKS GP CK Kyle Beckerman 335 436 Javier Morales 240 837

Javier Morales 240 373 Andy Williams 189 225

Alvaro Saborio 127 334 Albert Rusnák 86 239

Joao Plata 170 367 Joao Plata 170 184

Fabian Espindola 125 253 Kyle Beckerman 335 122




Will Johnson 114 180


SHOTS ON GOAL GP SOG Joao Plata 170 155








Will Johnson 114 77

Jason Kreis 58 57

FOULS COMMITTED GP FC

OFFSIDES GP OFF




Joao Plata 170 71


SERVICE IN GOAL GP GS MIN.

Nick Rimando 363 363 34518

Scott Garlick 31 31 2745

D.J. Countess 27 27 2422

Jeff Attinella 29 28 2469

Kyle Reynish 8 7 685

Chris Seitz 7 7 630

Jay Nolly 7 6 585

Matt VanOekel 7 6 572

Josh Saunders 3 3 231

Andrew Putna 6 5 495

Kyle Beckerman 335 481 Brian Kamler 1 0 8



Tony Beltran 245 237


Jamison Olave 159 185



Nat Borchers 205 134

Ned Grabavoy 159 134

FOULS SUFFERED GP FS


WINNING PCT. GP WON LOST TIED PCT

Nick Rimando 363 156 119 90 .547

SAVES PERCENTAGE GP SAVES SOG PCT Nick Rimando 363 1121 1578 71.9

WINS GP WON


Scott Garlick 31 10

Jeff Attinella 29 7

D.J. Countess 27 4




CAUTIONS (YELLOWS) GP CAUT




Tony Beltran 245 39



Will Johnson 114 23



Nat Borchers 205 18

EJECTIONS (RED CARDS) GP EJECT

LOSSES GP LOST


D.J. Countess 27 19

Jeff Attinella 29 15

Scott Garlick 31 12

Matt VanOekel 7 5

Jay Nolly 7 4

Chris Seitz 7 4

Andrew Putna 6 2

Josh Saunders 3 1

SAVES GP SVS

Nick Rimando 363 1121 D.J. Countess 27 112

Scott Garlick 31 108

Jeff Attinella 29 107

Jay Nolly 7 41

Matt VanOekel 7 25

Kyle Reynish 8 20

Chris Seitz 7 19

Andrew Putna Josh Saunders

6 3

20 13

Kyle Beckerman 335 309 Kyle Reynish 8 2

Andy Williams 189 269 Andrew Putna 6 5

Ned Grabavoy 159 213 Jay Nolly 7 1

Tony Beltran 245 200 Josh Saunders 3 1

Alvaro Saborio 127 162 Chris Seitz 7 1




Tony Beltran 245 3

Nat Borchers 205 3


Andy Williams 189 3

Yordany Alvarez 38 2

Will Johnson 114 2

Abdoulie Mansally 49 2

Clint Mathis 66 2

Demar Phillips 65 2

Chris Wingert 247 2


SHUTOUTS GP SHO


Jeff Attinella 29 5

D.J. Countess 27 4

Scott Garlick 31 4

Kyle Reynish 8 4

Chris Seitz

7 1

Matt VanOekel 7 1

Andrew Putna 6 3

REAL SALT LAKE INDIVIDUAL YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS (2005-present) (active RSL players in BOLD – MLS reg. season games only)

GAMES PLAYED GP 2018 Justen Glad 33

2017 Albert Rusnák 30

2016 Luke Mulholland 33

2015 Olmes Garcia 32

2014 Ned Grabavoy 33


2012 Tony Beltran 32

2011 Nick Rimando 33

2010 Nat Borchers 30

Andy Williams 30


Chris Wingert 30

2008 Kyle Beckerman 30

Nick Rimando 30

2007 Eddie Pope 27

GAMES STARTED GS

2018 Justen Glad 33










2008 Kyle Beckerman 30 Nick Rimando 30

2007 Eddie Pope 27 Nick Rimando 27

2006 Chris Klein 32

2005 D.J. Countess 27 Clint Mathis 27

MINUTES PLAYED MIN

2018 Justen Glad 2910


2016 Tony Beltran 2468 2015 Tony Beltran 2684









2006 Chris Klein 2842

2005 D.J. Countess 2422

GOALS GP G 2018 Damir Kreilach 33 12

2017 Plata/Rusnák/Movsisyan/L.Silva tied w/ 7 each

2016 Movsisyan / Plata tied w/ 9 each

2015 Javier Morales 25 8

2014 Joao Plata 27 13

2013 Alvaro Saborio 16 12




2009 Robbie Findley 27 12

2008 Yura Movsisyan 22 7


2006 Jeff Cunningham 31 16

2005 Jason Kreis 24 9

ASSISTS GP ASTS

2018 Jefferson Savarino 32 11

2017 Albert Rusnák 30 14






2011 Kyle Beckerman 29 9


2009 Clint Mathis 28 7


2007 Eskandarian / Williams tied with 3


2005 Kreis / Mathis tied with 4

GAME-WINNING GOALS GP GWG


2017 Luis Silva 21 3

2016 Morales/Olave/Movisyan/OG tied with 2


2014 Plata / Saborio tied with 4









2005 Brian Dunseth 24 2

Jason Kreis 24 2

GAME-WINNING ASSISTS GP GWA 2018 Damir Kreilach 33 3









2009 4 players tied with 2


Andy Williams 26 2

2007 Alecko Eskandarian 17 2


2005 Clint Mathis 27 3

PENALTY-KICK GOALS GP PKG 2018 Joao Plata 18 3


2016 Movsisyan/Morales/Plata tied w/ 2 each








Will Johnson 26 1

2008 Dema Kovalenko 22 1

2007 Carey Talley 26 2



Nick Rimando 27

2006 Mehdi Ballouchy 32

Chris Klein 32

2005 Chris Brown 29

CONT’D – REAL SALT LAKE INDIVIDUAL YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS (2005-present) (active RSL players in BOLD – MLS reg. season games only)

SHOTS GP SHOTS 2018 Jefferson Savarino 30 73














SHOTS ON GOAL GP SOG




CAUTIONS (YELLOWS) GP CAUT

2018 Marcelo Silva 18 6


2016 Tony Beltran 29 8


2014 Beltran / Wingert tied w/ 6


2012 Espindola / Wingert tied w/ 7

2011 Beckerman/Espindola/Johnson tied w/ 6

2010 Jamison Olave 27 8


2008 Jamison Olave 23 9

2007 Eskandarian/Mantilla/Talley tied w/ 6

2006 Atiba Harris 22 8

2005 Seth Trembly 22 8

EJECTIONS (RED CARDS) GP EJECT

2018


2016 Olave/Beckerman/Phillips tied w/ 1

2015 Javier Morales 25 20 2015 Jamison Olave 21 3

2014 Joao Plata 26 33 2014 4 players tied with 1 2013 Alvaro Saborio 16 21 2013 Yordany Alvarez 18 2

2012 Alvaro Saborio 31 40 2012 4 players tied with 1

2011 Fabian Espindola 27 31 2011 Nat Borchers 30 2

2010 Alvaro Saborio 27 22 2009 Jamison Olave 25 3

2009 Yura Movsisyan 26 29 2008 Joy/Williams/Wingert tied w/ 1

2008 Yura Movsisyan 22 33 2007 5 players tied with 1

2007 Alecko Eskandarian 17 21 2006 5 players tied with 1 2006 Jeff Cunningham 31 45 2005 6 players tied with 1 2005 Jason Kreis 24 31

FOULS COMMITTED GP FC


2017 Sunday Stephen 19 43

2016 Beltran / Mulholland tied w/ 49 each

2015 Luke Mulholland 29 37


2013 Ned Grabavoy 32 37






2007 Atiba Harris 21 45

2006 Carey Talley 30 53

2005 Andy Williams 26 41

FOULS SUFFERED GP FS


2017 Luke Mulholland 22 34

2016 Juan Manuel Martinez 32 81












CORNER KICKS GP CK 2018 Albert Rusnák 28 82


2016 Morales / Plata tied w/ 57 each









2007 Mehdi Ballouchy 14 40

2006 Chris Klein 32 75


OFFSIDES GP OFF









2010 Fabian Espindola 22 29

2009 Fabian Espindola 22 21

2008 Kenny Deuchar 29 18




CONT’D – REAL SALT LAKE INDIVIDUAL YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS (2005-present) (active RSL players in BOLD – MLS reg. season games only)

GAMES PLAYED IN GOAL GP WINS GP WON 2019 Nick Rimando 24 2019 Nick Rimando 24 11

2019 Andrew Putna 4 2019 Andrew Putna 4 2

2018 Nick Rimando 30 2018 Nick Rimando 30 13












2006 Scott Garlick 31 2006 Scott Garlick 31

2005 D.J. Countess 27 2005 D.J. Countess 27 4

GAMES STARTED IN GOAL GS


2019 Andrew Putna 4













2006 Scott Garlick 31


MINUTES PLAYED IN GOAL MIN 2019 Nick Rimando 2160

2019 Andrew Putna 360













2006 Scott Garlick 2745


GOALS AGAINST AVG. GP MIN GA GAA

LOSSES GP LOST

2019 Nick Rimando 24 9

2019 Andrew Putna 4 2





2014 Attinella / Rimando tied with 4 each








2006 Scott Garlick 31 12

2005 D.J. Countess 27 19

SAVES GP SVS


2019 Andrew Putna 4 9













2006 Scott Garlick 31 108

2005 D.J. Countess 27 112

SHUTOUTS GP SHO

2019 2018

Nick

Rimando

30

2655

49

1.66

2019 2018

Nick Nick

Rimando/Putna Rimando

24/4 30

8/1 7

2017 Nick Rimando 28 2488 33 1.08 2017 Nick Rimando 28 8











2006 Scott Garlick 31 2745 43 1.41 2006 Scott Garlick 31 4

2005 D.J. Countess 27 2422 54 2.01 2005 D.J. Countess 27 4

Minimum: 1000 minutes played

ALL-TIME REAL SALT LAKE INDIVIDUAL POSTSEASON SUPERLATIVES (2005-present) ====================================================

(active RSL players in BOLD – playoff games only)

GAMES PLAYED

Career: 24 Kyle Beckerman

Career: 24 Nick Rimando

Season: 5 9 times

MINUTES

Career: 2280 Kyle Beckerman

Career:

Season:

GOALS

Career: 6 Robbie Findley

OFFSIDES

Career: 15 Fabian Espindola

Season: 10 Robbie Findley (2009)

Game: 6 Robbie Findley (11/22/09 at LA)

Half: 3 Robbie Findley (11/22/09 at LA, 1st)

CORNER KICKS

Career: 57 Javier Morales

Half: 5 Javier Morales (11/07/13 vs. LA, 2d)

Half: 5 Javier Morales (11/10/13 vs. POR, 1st)

Season: 3 Robbie Findley (2009) CAUTIONS

Season: 3 Alvaro Saborio (2011) Career: 7 Kyle Beckerman

Game: 2 Alvaro Saborio (10/29/2011 vs. SEA)

Half: 1 21 times

ASSISTS


Season: 3 Javier Morales (2011)

Season: 2 4 times

Game: 1 33 times

Half: 1 29 times

EJECTIONS


Season: 3 Javier Morales (2013) Season: 1 Javier Morales (2010)

Game: 2 Javier Morales (10/29/11 vs. SEA) Game: 1 Javier Morales (10/30/10 at DAL)

Game: 2 Javier Morales (11/10/13 vs. POR)

Half: 1 23 times

SHOTS


Season: 12 Yura Movsisyan (2008)


Game: 6 Alvaro Saborio (10/29/11 v. SEA)

Half: 4 Alvaro Saborio (10/29/11 v. SEA, 1st)

Half: 4 Kyle Beckerman (12/07/13 at KC, 2d)

SHOTS ON GOAL


Season: 6 Yura Movsisyan (2008)



Half: 2 10 times

FOULS COMMITTED


Half: 1 Javier Morales (10/30/10 at DAL, 2d)

GK GAMES PLAYED


Season: 5 Nick Rimando (2013)

GK MINUTES



GK WINS



GK LOSSES



GK TIES


Season: 10 Yura Movsisyan (2008) Season: 2 Nick Rimando (2009)

Season: 10 Chris Wingert (2009) Season: 10 Chris Schuler (2013) GK SHUTOUTS

Game: 6 Yura Movsisyan (11/01/08 vs. CHV) Career: 8 Nick Rimando Game: 6 Javier Morales (11/08/08 at CHV) Season: 2 Nick Rimando (2009)

Game: 6 Chris Wingert (11/14/09 at CHI) Season: 2 Nick Rimando (2013)

Half: 5 Yura Movsisyan (11/01/08 vs. CHV, 2d)

FOULS SUFFERED


Season: 10 Javier Morales (2011)



Game: 5 Javier Morales (11/08/12 vs. SEA)

Half: 4 Alvaro Saborio (10/29/11 vs. SEA, 1st)

GK GOALS ALLOWED




Game: 5 Nick Rimando (11/08/14 at LA)

Half: 3 Nick Rimando (11/08/14 at LA, 2d)

GK SAVES



2280 Nick Rimando Season: 21 Javier Morales (2013)

510 5 times Game: 9 Javier Morales (11/07/13 vs. LA)

ALL-TIME REAL SALT LAKE INDIVIDUAL POSTSEASON SUPERLATIVES (2005-present) ====================================================

Game: 8 Nick Rimando (11/05/09 at

CLB) Half: 6 Nick Rimando

(11/05/09 at CLB, 2d)

ALL-TIME REAL SALT LAKE TEAM POSTSEASON HIGHS (2005-present) ====================================================

GAMES PLAYED CAUTIONS

Season: 5 in 2013 Season: 8 in 2013

Game: 4 11/14/2009 at CHI

MINUTES 2-Tms: 7 11/08/2008 at CHV

Season: 510 in 2013 2-Tms: 7 11/14/2009 at CHI

Half: 3 11/08/2008 at CHV (1st)

GOALS Season: 8 in 2013

Game: 4 11/10/2013 vs. POR

Half: 3 11/06/2010 vs. DAL (1st)

EJECTIONS

2-Tms: 6 11/10/2013 vs. POR Season: 1 in 2010

Half: 2 4 times Game: 1 10/30/2010 at DAL

2-Tms: 2 10/30/2010 at DAL

ASSISTS Half: 1 10/30/2010 at DAL (2d)

Season: 7 in 2013

Game: 4 11/10/2013 vs. POR

2-Tms: 5 11/10/2013 vs. POR

Half: 3 11/10/2013 vs. POR (2d)

SHOTS

Season: 67 in 2013

Game: 24 11/15/2008 vs. NY

2-Tms: 40 11/07/2013 vs. LA

Half: 16 11/15/2008 vs. NY (2d)

SHOTS ON GOAL

Season: 23 in 2008

Game: 11 10/29/2011 vs. SEA

at CLB

vs. CHV (2d)

FOULS COMMITTED

Season: 83 in 2013

Game: 24 11/08/2008 at CHV

2-Tms: 44 11/08/2008 at CHV

Half: 13 11/08/2008 at CHV (1st)

Half: 13 11/05/2009 at CLB (2d)

FOULS SUFFERED

GK GAMES PLAYED

Season: 5 in 2013

GK MINUTES

Season: 510 in 2013

GK WINS

Season: 3 in 2013

GK LOSSES

Season: 2 in 2011

GK TIES

Season: 2 in 2009

GK SHUTOUTS

Season: 2 in 2009

Season: 2 in 2013

GK GOALS ALLOWED

Season: 5 in 2011

Season: 5 in 2014

Game: 5 11/08/2014 at LA

2-Tms: 6 11/10/2013 vs. POR

Season: 72 in 2013 Half: 3 11/08/2014 at LA (2d)

Game: 22 11/22/2009 at LA 2-Tms: 44 11/08/2008 at CHV GK SAVES

Half: 12 11/08/2008 at CHV (2d) Season: 18 in 2009 Half: 12 11/02/2011 at SEA (2d) Game: 8 11/05/2009 at CLB

2-Tms: 14 11/14/2009 at CHI

OFFSIDES

Season:

18

in 2009

Half: 6 11/05/2009 at CLB (2d)

Game: 8 11/22/2009 at LA 2-Tms: 13 11/22/2009 at LA

Half: 4 10/31/2009 vs. CLB (2d)

CORNER KICKS

Season:

22

in 2013

Game: 11 11/06/2010 vs. DAL

2-Tms: 21 11/07/2013 vs. LA

Half: 8 11/06/2010 vs. DAL (2d)

2-Tms: 15 11/05/2009

Half: 7 11/01/2008

ALL-TIME REAL SALT LAKE TEAM POSTSEASON LOWS (2005-present) ====================================================

GAMES PLAYED

Season: 1 in 2016

MINUTES

Season: 90 in 2016

GOALS

Season: 0 in 2012

Season: 0 in 2014

Game: 0 9 times

2-Tms: 0 11/14/2009 at CHI

2-Tms: 0 11/02/2012 at SEA

2-Tms: 0 11/01/2014 vs. LA

Half: 0 25 times

ASSISTS

Season: 0 in 2012

Season: 0 in 2014

Season: 0 in 2016

Game: 0 11 times

2-Tms: 0 5 times

Half: 0 27 times

SHOTS

Season: 22 in 2010

Game: 4 11/02/2011 at SEA

2-Tms: 15 10/31/2009 vs. CLB

Half: 1 11/02/2011 at SEA (1st)

Half: 1 11/24/2013 at POR (2d)

SHOTS ON GOAL

Season: 10 in 2010

Game: 1 11/02/2011 at SEA

2-Tms: 4 10/31/2009 vs. CLB

2-Tms: 4 11/03/2013 at LA

Half: 0 11/02/2011 at SEA (1st)

Half: 0 11/03/2013 at LA (2d)

Half: 0 12/07/2013 at KC (1st)

FOULS COMMITTED

Season: 23 in 2012

Game: 4 11/15/2008 vs. NY

2-Tms: 13 11/15/2008 vs. NY

Half: 1 11/15/2008 vs. NY (2d)

FOULS SUFFERED

Season: 26 in 2010

Season: 26 in 2012

Game: 8 11/14/2009 at CHI

2-Tms: 13 11/15/2008 vs. NY

Half: 2 11/14/2009 at CHI (2d)

Half: 2 11/07/2013 vs. LA (1st)

OFFSIDES

Season: 1 in 2012

Game: 0 11/01/2008 vs. CHV

Game: 0 11/08/2012 vs. SEA

Game: 0 11/10/2013 vs. POR

2-Tms: 1 11/01/2008 vs. CHV

Half: 0 14 times

CORNER KICKS

Season: 10 in 2012

Game: 0 11/08/2008 at CHV

2-Tms: 3 11/08/2008 at CHV

Half: 0 8 times

CAUTIONS

Season: 2 in 2012

Game: 0 11/15/2008 vs. NY

Game: 0 11/08/2012 vs. SEA

Game: 0 11/10/2013 vs. POR

2-Tms: 1 11/08/2012 vs. SEA

2-Tms: 1 11/10/2013 vs. POR

Half: 0 20 times

EJECTIONS

Season: 0 6 times

Game: 0 20 times

2-Tms: 0 20 times

Half: 0 41 times

GK GAMES PLAYED

Season: 1 in 2016

GK MINUTES

Season: 90 in 2016

GK WINS

Season: 0 in 2010

Season: 0 in 2012

Season: 0 in 2014

Season: 0 in 2016

GK LOSSES

Season: 0 in 2009

GK TIES

Season: 0 in 2011

Season: 0 in 2016

GK SHUTOUTS

Season: 0 in 2010

Season: 0 in 2016

GOALS ALLOWED

Season: 1 in 2012

Game: 0 8 times

2-Tms: 0 11/14/2009 at CHI

2-Tms: 0 11/02/2012 at SEA

2-Tms: 0 11/01/2014 vs. LA

Half: 0 24 times

SAVES

Season: 4 in 2010

Game: 0 10/29/2011 vs. SEA

2-Tms: 3 10/31/2009 vs. CLB

2-Tms: 3 11/03/2013 at LA

Half: 0 10 times

REAL SALT LAKE – MLS FRONT OFFICE Owner: Dell Loy Hansen (Logan, UT)

General Manager: Craig Waibel (Spokane, WA)

Interim Head Coach: Freddy Juarez (Las Cruces, NM

Assistant Coach: Tyrone Marshall (Kingston, Jamaica)

Assistant Coach: Todd Hoffard (Lancaster, PA)

Video Analyst: Ted Eck (Springfield, IL)

Sport Performance: Matt Howley (Melbourne, AUS)

Exec. VP Soccer Operations: Rob Zarkos (Bellevue, WA)

Asst. General Manager: Elliot Fall (Salt Lake City, UT)

Head Scout: Andy Williams (Kingston, Jamaica)

Team Administrator: Tim Weaver (Lockport, NY)

Equipment Manager: Randy Butts (Salt Lake City, Utah)

REAL MONARCHS – USL FRONT OFFICE Interim Head Coach: Jamison Olave (Calí, Colombia)

Assistant Coach: Matt Glaeser (Fredericksburg, VA)

Assistant Coach:

Video Analyst: Preston Gayton (SLC, UT)

General Manager: Daniel Egner (Vacaville, CA) Team Administrator: Hector Rivera (Preston, ID) Sport Performance: Ryan Thamm (Anchorage, AK)

Equipment Manager: Randy Butts (Salt Lake City, UT)

Head Athletic Trainer: Kyle Simkovich (Los Angeles, CA)

COMBINED RSL/MONARCHS CLUB PERSONNEL Press Officers: Matt Gaschk (Gig Harbor, WA)

Taran Meyer (South Jordan, UT)

Meg Van Dyk (Orlando, FL)

Team Videographers: Tyler Gibbons (San Diego, CA); Delia Maresco (McLean, VA)

Skyler Warrick (Wellington, TX)

Team Photographers: Bobby Hitz (Salt Lake City, UT)

Head Athletic Trainer: Theron Enns (San Diego, CA)

Asst. Athletic Trainer: Tyler Knight (Huntsville, AL)

Team Physicians: Ray Taggart (Sandy, UT) Dr. Andrew Cooper (SLC, UT), Dr. Michael Cosgrave (Highland,UT) Dr. Bob Engelen (Iowa City, Iowa) Dr. Josh Hunter (Salt Lake City, UT) Dr. Stephen Kirk (Sandy, UT), Dr. John Edwards (Provo, UT)

Team Chiropractor: Monte Layton, D.C. (Midvale, UT)

Massage Therapist: Kristina Kearl ( Provo, UT)

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1-1 1-0 0-5 1-2 2-4 0-1 2-1 3-0 1-2 1-2 3-2 3-0 2-1 1-2 0-4 1-1 2-0 1-0 0-1 4-0 1-1 0-0 3-1 2-1 3-0 0-2 2-0 0-1

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2 Tony Beltran

3 Adam Henley

4 Donny Toia 89D 90D 90D 84D 86D 90D 90D 90D 84D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D

5 Kyle Beckerman 90M 90M 73M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 45 83M 90M 90M 83M 90M 90M 80M 90M 69M 90M

6 Pablo Ruiz

6 Kelyn Rowe 78M

7 Jefferson Savarino 78M 76M 44M 90M 90M 90M 89M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 68M 85M 90M 89M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M

8 Damir Kreilach 90F 87M 63M 90M 17M 67M 90M 89M 90M 90M 77M 72M 90M 90F 90M 90M 81M 90F 90F 90M 90F 90F 90M 76F 90M 90F

10 Joao Plata 12 1 6 4 22 19 69M 5 13 7 14 14 22 12

11 Albert Rusnak 90M 90M 90M 79F 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 57M 90M 89M 90M 22 90M 77M 83M 89M 76M 90M 90M 90M

12 Brooks Lennon 90D 90D 90D 90M 90D 90D 4 1 10 11 5 1 90D 90D 20 29 90D 90M 90D 90D 12 1 79D 90D

13 Nick Besler 3 17 22 62 3 80M 90M 90M 90M 45M 7 45 90M 7 2 10 64M

14 Nedum Onuoha 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 73D 13 90D 90D 90D 90D

15 Justen Glad 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 84D 90D 90D

17 Corey Baird 67M 65F 90F 28 85M 23 74M 90M 69M 79M 85F 79F 33 90M 76M 23 90M 90F 19 32 88F 76M 77M 90M 90M 78M

18 Nick Rimando 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G

19 Luke Mulholland

20 Erik Holt 90D 11D 90D 90D

21 Tate Schmitt 75F 5 1 1 1

22 Aaron Herrera 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 6 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 62D 90D

23 Sebastian Saucedo 14 27 68M 62M 21 16 19 21 68M 71M 89M 21 90M 70M 61M 89M 9 71M 58M 78M 14 11

24 David Ochoa

25 Everton Luiz 90M 90M 62M 90M 90M 90M 28M 13 18 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M

26 Luis Arriaga 1 3

27 Julian Vazquez

30 Marcelo Silva 90D 90D 67D 79 87D 5 90D 17 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 6 90D

42 Douglas Martinez

43 Justin Portillo 9 90M 24

50 Sam Johnson 23 25 28 11 69F 86F 87F 71F 90F 85F 11 90F 90F 14 67F 45F 26 66F 21 68F 12

51 Andrew Putna 90G 90G 90G 90G

70 Jordan Allen

Played for other teams:

Kelyn Rowe played 690 minutes for KC

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Game #1 03/02/2019 RSL 1 at HOU 1 T Rusnak 1 (Baird 1) 40

Game #2 03/09/2019 RSL 1 vs VAN 0 W Rusnak 2 (penalty kick) 21

Game #3 03/16/2019 RSL 0 at DC 5 L

Game #4 03/23/2019 RSL 1 at LFC 2 L Kreilach 1 (penalty kick) 35

Game #5 03/30/2019 RSL 2 vs DAL 4 L Savarino 1 (Saucedo 1) 31; Silva 1 (Rusnak 1) 66

Game #6 04/06/2019 RSL 0 at SEA 1 L

Game #7 04/13/2019 RSL 2 vs ORL 1 W Johnson 1 (unassisted) 17; Kreilach 2 (Savarino 1, Herrera 1) 55

Game #8 04/19/2019 RSL 3 at CIN 0 W Rusnak 3 (unassisted) 42; Johnson 2 (unassisted) 47+; Rusnak 4 (penalty kick) 59

Game #9 04/28/2019 RSL 1 at LA 2 L Toia 1 (unassisted) 64

Game #10 05/04/2019 RSL 1 vs POR 2 L Johnson 3 (Baird 2, Besler 1) 62

Game #11 05/11/2019 RSL 3 at COL 2 W Rusnak 5 (penalty kick) 25; Baird 1 (Besler 2) 27; Johnson 4 (unassisted) 53

Game #12 05/18/2019 RSL 3 vs TOR 0 W Kreilach 3 (unassisted) 14; Saucedo 1 (Toia 1) 28; Savarino 2 (Saucedo 2) 60

Game #13 05/24/2019 RSL 2 vs ATL 1 W Saucedo 2 (Rusnak 2) 36; Savarino 3 (Everton Luiz 1) 94+

Game #14 05/29/2019 RSL 1 at MTL 2 L Johnson 5 (Kreilach 1, Holt 1) 84

Game #15 06/01/2019 RSL 0 at NYR 4 L

Game #16 06/22/2019 RSL 1 at CHI 1 T Rusnak 6 (penalty kick) 33

Game #17 06/29/2019 RSL 2 vs KC 0 W Johnson 6 (Beckerman 1, Kreilach 2) 15; Johnson 7 (Kreilach 3, Rusnak 3) 29

Game #18 07/03/2019 RSL 1 vs CLB 0 W Johnson 8 (Herrera 2) 38

Game #19 07/06/2019 RSL 0 at SJ 1 L

Game #20 07/13/2019 RSL 4 vs PHI 0 W Savarino 4 (Herrera 3) 23; Savarino 5 (Beckerman 2) 71; Rusnak 7 (Savarino 2) 81; Kreilach 4 (Everton Luiz 2) 89

Game #21 07/20/2019 RSL 1 vs MIN 1 T Silva 2 (Savarino 3) 70

Game #22 07/27/2019 RSL 0 at DAL 0 T

Game #23 08/03/2019 RSL 3 vs NYC 1 W Savarino 6 (Beckerman 3, Rusnak 4) 37; Rusnak 8 (Beckerman 4) 75; Besler 1 (Savarino 4) 88

Game #24 08/10/2019 RSL 2 at KC 1 W Baird 2 (unassisted) 38; Baird 3 (Savarino 5) 70

Game #25 08/14/2019 RSL 3 vs SEA 0 W Johnson 9 (Herrera 4) 25; Rusnak 9 (Kreilach 4, Baird 3) 71; Baird 4 (Kreilach 5) 87

Game #26 08/17/2019 RSL 0 vs LFC 2 L

Game #27 08/24/2019 RSL 2 vs COL 0 W Plata 1 (penalty kick) 96+; Savarino 7 (Rusnak 5) 99+

Game #28 08/31/2019 RSL 0 at POR 1 L

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1 Alex Horwath

2 Tony Beltran

3 Adam Henley

4 Donny Toia 84D

5 Kyle Beckerman 90M 45

6 Pablo Ruiz

7 Jefferson Savarino 90M

8 Damir Kreilach 78M 90M

10 Joao Plata 63M

11 Albert Rusnak

12 Brooks Lennon 84D

13 Nick Besler 90M

14 Nedum Onuoha 12

15 Justen Glad 90D

17 Corey Baird 90F 82F

18 Nick Rimando 90G 90G

19 Luke Mulholland 12

20 Erik Holt 90D 90D

21 Tate Schmitt 78F 8

22 Aaron Herrera 90D

23 Sebastian Saucedo 27

24 David Ochoa

25 Everton Luiz 90M 45M

26 Luis Arriaga

27 Julian Vazquez 6

30 Marcelo Silva 90D

43 Justin Portillo

45 Andrew Brody 90D

50 Sam Johnson 90F

51 Andrew Putna

70 Jordan Allen

U.S. OPEN CUP

4R 06/11/2019 RSL 0 vs LFC 3 L

LEAGUES CUP

QF 07/24/2019 RSL 0 vs TIGRES 1 L

SEPTEMBER 11 | 6:30 PM PT

RIO TINTO STADIUM | SANDY, UT | TV: NBC SPORTS CALIFORNIA PLUS

SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES vs.

• Jake Pisani - Director, Communications• Monti Rossetti - Coordinator, Communications • Edward Perez - Assistant, Communications

REAL SALT LAKE

MISCELLANEOUS NOTESPlayoff PushWith a record of 13-10-5, a two-point gap lies between the Quakes and second place. The Earthquakes are now 13-6-5 since the start of April with a +17 goal-differential and currently sit in fourth place.

Collecting Clean SheetsGoalkeeper Daniel Vega recorded his seventh shutout of the season against Orlando City SC. Vega is currently tied for fourth in the Western Conference in most shutouts recorded in 2019.

American IconForward Chris Wondolowski tallied his team-leading 12th and 13th goals of the season against Orlando, extending his all-time MLS scoring record to 157. Wondolowski’s brace marked his 23rd career multi-goal game, moving him into sole possession of second place among all players in MLS history. His 13 goals this season lead MLS among all American-born players.

Key FigureMidfielder Cristian Espinoza was credited with the assist on Wondolowski’s second goal. Espinoza now has 12 assists for the 2019 MLS season. He is just the sixth Quakes player with 12+ assists in a single season and the first since Marvin Chavez in 2012 (13). He ranks fourth in the West in assists, and is tied for third in the league in game-winning assists.

Team PlayerMidfielder Magnus Eriksson now has six goals in the 2019 season, tying his MLS career high from 2018. Eriksson ranks third among his teammates in goals with six and second in assists with eight.

Visiting the Beehive StateThe Earthquakes are unbeaten in three consecutive matches against Real Salt Lake after defeating the Utah side 1-0 in July. San Jose now hold a winning record of 11-10-11 in all-time regular season matches against the Utah side. The Quakes are 3-5-7 when playing at Rio Tinto Stadium.

2019 SCHEDULE(Overall: 14-12-5; MLS: 13-10-5)

DATE DAY OPPONENT Time (PT)/Res.March 2 Sat. Montreal Impact L 2-1March 9 Sat. Minnesota United FC L 3-0March 16 Sat. at New York Red Bulls L 4-1March 23 Sat. # Monterrey L 2-1March 30 Sat. LAFC L 5-0April 6 Sat. Portland Timbers W 3-0April 13 Sat. at Houston Dynamo L 2-1April 20 Sat. Sporting Kansas City W 4-1April 24 Wed. at Seattle Sounders FC T 2-2April 27 Sat. at FC Dallas T 0-0May 4 Sat. FC Cincinnati W 1-0May 11 Sat. at New England Revolution L 3-1May 18 Sat. Chicago Fire W 4-1May 26 Sun. at Toronto FC W 2-1June 1 Sat. at D.C. United T 1-1June 8 Sat. FC Dallas T 2-2June 11 Tue. $ Sacramento Republic FC W 4-3June 20 Sat. $ at LAFC L 3-1June 26 Wed. Houston Dynamo W 2-0June 29 Sat. * LA Galaxy W 3-0July 3 Wed. at Minnesota United FC L 3-1July 6 Sat. Real Salt Lake W 1-0June 12 Fri. at LA Galaxy W 3-1July 20 Sat. at Vancouver Whitecaps FC W 3-1 July 27 Sat. Colorado Rapids W 3-1Aug. 3 Sat. Columbus Crew SC T 1-1Aug. 10 Sat. at Colorado Rapids L 2-1Aug. 17 Sat. at Sporting Kansas City L 2-1Aug. 21 Wed. at LAFC L 4-0Aug. 24 Sat. Vancouver Whitecaps FC W 3-1Aug. 31 Sat. Orlando City SC W 3-0Sept. 11 Wed.. at Real Salt Lake 6:30 p.m.Sept. 14 Sat. at New York City FC 4:00 p.m.Sept. 21 Sat. at Atlanta United FC 12:30 p.m.Sept. 25 Wed. Philadelphia Union 7:45 p.m.Sept. 29 Sun. Seattle Sounders FC 4:15 p.m.Oct. 6 Sun. at Portland Timbers 1:00 p.m.

Bold – Home Game* Match at Stanford Stadium; # Friendly; $ U.S. Open Cup

MATCHDAY INFONBCSCA+Anthony Passarelli (PxP)Chris Dangerfield (Analyst)

KNBR 1050Ted Ramey (PxP)

1370 KZSFCarlos Cesar Rivera (PxP)

Earthquakes Real Salt LakeRecord 13-10-5 (44 pts.) 13-11-4 (43 pts.)Leading Scorer Wondolowski (13) Johnson, Rusnák (9)Assist Leader Espinoza (12) Three Players (5)Head Coach Matias Almeyda Freddy JuarezTwitter @SJEarthquakes @RealSaltLake

OUT: None.

QUESTIONABLE: None.

INJURY REPORT

LAST MATCHEarthquakes 3, Orlando City SC 0; August 31, 2019; Avaya Stadium, San Jose, CAThe San Jose Earthquakes earned a 3-0 victory over Orlando City SC on Saturday night at Avaya Stadium, giving the club its seventh shutout of the season. The win also extends the Quakes’ home unbeaten streak to 12 matches (10-0-2).

MLS Regular SeasonSan Jose Earthquakes 3 – 0 Orlando City SCAug. 31, 2019 – Avaya Stadium in San Jose, Calif.Attendance: 17,323

Scoring Summary: SJ – Magnus Eriksson (Jackson Yueill) 3; SJ –Chris Wondolowski (Vako) 20; SJ – Chris Wondolowski (Cristian Espinoza) 33.

Misconduct Summary: ORL – Cristian Higuita (caution) 59; SJ – Marcos Lopez (caution) 63; ORL – Dom Dwyer (caution) 65; ORL – Oriol Rosell (caution) 90.

SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES: Daniel Vega; Marcos Lopez, Guram Kashia, Florian Jungwirth, Tommy Thompson (Andy Rios 76); Judson, Jackson Yueill; Vako (Carlos Fierro 81), Magnus Eriksson, Cristian Espinoza; Chris Wondolowski (Danny Hoesen 81).

SHOTS: 19, SHOTS ON GOAL: 9; SAVES: 1; FOULS: 10; CORNER KICKS: 10, OFFSIDES: 2.

ORLANDO CITY SC: Brian Rowe; Lamine Sane, Kamal Miller, Robin Jansson; Benji Michel (Tesho Akindele HT), Kyle Smith, Oriol Rosell, Will Johnson, Carlos Ascues (Cristian Higuita HT); Nani (Chris Mueller 71), Dom Dwyer.

SHOTS: 9, SHOTS ON GOAL: 1; SAVES: 6; FOULS: 13; CORNER KICKS: 5, OFFSIDES: 1.

SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES FORWARD CHRIS WONDOLOWSKI On his role with three goals in the last two games:“A lot of it has just been from our team play. We’ve been able to possess the ball in a dominant way in a sense where we have possession in their half. That opens it up and creates for myself and the others. You have guys like Cristian Espinoza, who I think is one of the most underrated guys in this league, and guys like Vako who is unreal and makes my job pretty easy.”

On the feeling within the team this season compared to last season:“Night and day. I feel that it’s a joy to come in. I love this team, love this locker room and love these guys. We work hard but we play hard. We have fun and we joke around, but we step between those lines and give our all. It’s great to come in here and enjoy the games, enjoy practices and enjoy each other’s company. It’s pretty fun.”

SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES DEFENDER MARCOS LOPEZ On the match:“Thanks to God, we are doing well. Throughout the week, the team prepares for a match in the best possible way, that way we leave everything on the field and that was reflected in these past 90, 95 or 98 minutes that were just played. This team leaves everything; it’s life, it’s soul, just as Matias [Almeyda] asks us to because we are all committed to this team.”

On their preparation for the last two matches:“I think the effort we put in is the base of the team, our companionship on the field and always fighting for a loose ball, and I think that marks the difference against any opponent.”

QUOTABLE

#WONDOWATCHED

ALL–TIME MLS GOALS

1. Chris Wondolowski – 157 in 354 games2. Landon Donovan – 145 in 340 games3. Jeff Cunningham – 134 in 365 games4. Jaime Moreno – 133 in 340 games5. Kei Kamara – 123 in 339 games6. Ante Razov – 114 in 262 games7. Jason Kreis – 108 in 305 games8. Bradley Wright–Phillips – 108 in 190 games9. Dwayne De Rosario – 104 in 343 games10. Taylor Twellman – 101 in 174 games

LONE GOALS IN MATCHES

1. Chris Wondolowski – 142. Jeff Cunningham – 113. Landon Donovan – 11

MLS GOALS SINCE 2010

1. Chris Wondolowski* – 150 goals2. Bradley Wright–Phillips* – 1083. Kei Kamara* – 1084. Robbie Keane – 835. Dom Dwyer* – 796. David Villa – 777. Diego Valeri* – 768. Alvaro Saborio – 739. Josef Martinez* – 7310. Will Bruin* – 70

* active in MLS

MLS ALL–TIME GAME–WINNING GOALS

1. Chris Wondolowski – 44 in 354 games2. Landon Donovan – 41 in 340 games3. Jeff Cunningham – 40 in 365 games4. Kei Kamara – 34 in 338 games5. Ante Razov – 33 in 262 games

MLS MULTI–GOAL GAMES

1. Landon Donovan – 322. Chris Wondolowski – 23T3. Jeff Cunningham – 22T3. Ante Razov – 224. Bradley Wright–Phillips - 21

When it comes to Earthquakes forward Chris Wondolowski, the statistics speak for themselves. Here are a few of the all-time MLS leaderboards that Wondo has ascended over his career.

ROAD GOALS

1. Chris Wondolowski – 722. Landon Donovan – 633. Jeff Cunningham – 574. Ante Razov – 545. Jaime Moreno – 50

GOALS FOR ONE CLUB

1. Chris Wondolowski, SJ – 1532. Jaime Moreno, DC – 1313. Landon Donovan, LA – 1134. Bradley Wright–Phillips, NYRB – 1085. Taylor Twellman, NE – 101

MLS HAT TRICKS

1. Josef Martinez – 6T2. Stern John – 5T2. Diego Serna – 5T2. Chris Wondolowski – 5T2. Bradley Wright–Phillips – 5

OUR FEARLESS LEADER

Matias Almeyda was hired as the 12th head coach of the San Jose Earthquakes on Oct. 8, 2018.

Almeyda possesses an extensive background both as a player and manager. Prior to his arrival in San Jose, he most recently served as head coach of Chivas de Guadalajara from September 2015 to June 2018, where he led the club to five trophies in his three seasons. During his tenure, Almeyda managed numerous Mexican National Team players, including Carlos Salcedo, Omar Bravo, Alan Pulido, Oswaldo Alanis, Rodolfo Pizarro, Miguel Angel Ponce and Isaac Brizuela.

Almeyda was named the 2018 Concacaf Men’s Football Coach of the Year after his side won the 2018 CONCACAF Champions League with consecutive wins over MLS clubs Seattle Sounders FC (3-1 agg.), New York Red Bulls (1-0 agg.) and Toronto FC (3-3 agg.; 4-2 PKs). It marked the club’s first CONCACAF Champions League title since 1962, the first year of the competition’s existence, and secured Chivas’ first-ever qualification for the FIFA Club World Cup.

In addition to their international success, Chivas also performed well domestically under Almeyda. Chivas won the nation’s biannual tournament, Copa MX, in 2015 (Apertura) and 2017 (Clausura), as well as the 2016 Supercopa MX. The club also won the Clausura 2017 Liga MX championship, their first league title in more than 20 years. He was subsequently named Liga MX’s Best Coach after winning the league double.

Prior to joining Chivas in 2015, Almeyda was head coach for multiple clubs in his native Argentina.

In June of 2011, Almeyda made the rare transition from player to head coach, where he was tasked with leading a River Plate side that had just suffered relegation. In his debut season as manager, Almeyda led the Argentine power to a commanding 20-5-13 record and promotion back to the nation’s top league. The team also reached the semifinals of Copa Argentina with five consecutive victories, in which they allowed one total goal, before falling to Racing in penalties.

Almeyda left River Plate in November of 2012, joining Argentina’s Club Atletico Banfield a few months later. Banfield had also recently suffered relegation and turned to Almeyda to restore the club to the Primera División. Banfield won the championship and earned promotion in his first season, finishing with a 22-8-12 record and +31 goal differential, scoring a league-best 71 goals in 42 games. Only one other team finished with more than 54 goals that season.

After avoiding relegation in 2014, Almeyda’s side surged ahead in 2015, finishing in eighth place in the 30-team league with a 14-8-8 record and earning qualification for the 2016 Copa Sudamericana. Almeyda departed for Chivas after the team’s successful 2015 season.

Almeyda became a head coach after a lengthy playing career that featured stints in five countries. The defensive midfielder played in nearly 300 club matches, including 129 in Italy’s top-flight Serie A, 63 in Argentina’s Primera División and 28 in Spain’s La Liga, also making 20 appearances in UEFA Champions League competition. He featured for some of the world’s most storied clubs, including Inter Milan, Lazio, Sevilla and River Plate.

Among the trophies he helped lift as a player are three Argentinian championships (’93, ’95, ’96), one Copa Libertadores (’96), one UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup (’99), one UEFA Super Cup (’00), three Italian Cups (‘98, ‘00, ’02) and one Italian championship (’00).

Almeyda started and ended his playing career at River Plate, retiring in 2011 and immediately taking the reins as head coach at 37 years of age.

Internationally, Almeyda made 35 appearances for the Argentina National Team, scoring five goals. He represented his country at the 1998 and 2002 FIFA World Cups.

BREAKOUT SEASON

No domestic player has blossomed more in the last three months than the San Jose Earthquakes midfielder. Anybody who has ever watched Jackson Yueill play could see a young attacker with rare levels of awareness and comfort on the ball. He always seems to know what is around him and

be able to keep his cool in traffic. But everyone who watched him

play also whispered the same things: “He doesn’t defend, though.” Matias Almeyda has changed that. Yueill has

become a more complete player. He now covers ground

and doesn’t shy away from the necessary tackles.

Bobby WarshawMay 14, 2019

Jackson Yueill will be a full #USMNT player sooner rather than later, and is already playing like it under Almeyda. Fact that he’s playing for one of the most successful coaches in Concacaf, and has already shown pretty well for the U23s, and has learned how to defend over the past 12 months...

Give me a CM with soft feet who knows how to move the ball. It’s gonna happen.

Matthew DoyleMay 2, 2019

San Jose Earthquakes midfielder Jackson Yueill is flourising under head coach Matias Almeyda. The sixth-overall selection in the 2017 MLS SuperDraft, Yueill - now 22 - is developing into one of Major League Soccer’s top young central midfielders. He earned back-to-back call-ups to the U.S. U-23s and senior national team, making his USMNT debut on June 5 against Jamaica.

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FAST FACTS

• The Earthquakes are 13-6-5 with Yueill in the starting lineup and are 0-4-0 without.

• Yueill is on pace for 2,711 minutes this season after recording 2,260 in 2017 and 2018 combined.

I think Jackson is one of the players with the brightest futures in this league, especially being born the United States. I like his personality a lot. In terms of soccer, he is very complete, and I see a big European future for him.

Matias AlmeydaMay 15, 2019

Jackson Yueill’s Opta map in the 2-2 draw at Seattle showed a little bit of everything; the kid is merging a classy passing range with high-intensity ground coverage and when he’s clicking, it makes everything go for the most interesting team in the West right now. Charles Boehm

April 25, 2019

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TommyThompson

AMERICAN COREIn addition to Jackson Yueill, the Earthquakes’ young American core also contains Homegrown Players Tommy Thompson and Nick Lima.

Tommy Thompson was lauded as a creative attacking midfielder when he was signed as a 19-year-old Homegrown Player back in 2014.

Despite being a U.S. YNT staple, Thompson made 10+ starts in a season just once in his first five years. He was converted to right back by head coach Matias Almeyda and has started 23 of the last 25 MLS matches.

Now 23 years old, Thompson continues to develop in his new role, while also spending his free time learning Spanish to communicate

more effectively with his teammates and coaching staff.

Nick Lima was signed as the club’s second-ever Homegrown Player ahead of the 2017 season. Expected to ease his way into the professional ranks, he was forced to start from day one due to health concerns to the incumbent starter. Lima would go on to finish fourth in voting for the 2017 MLS Rookie of the Year award.

Lima, 24, has not only blossomed into a leader for the Quakes, but he was also named Man of the Match in his debut appearance for the USMNT on Jan. 27, 2019. He was one of 23 players selected by head coach Gregg Berhalter to represent the United States at the 2019 Concacaf Gold Cup.

HOW WE WERE BUILTThe following is a calendar of when each current Earthquakes player was acquired. Players obtained during the offseason are included with the upcoming year.

2009 F Chris Wondolowski - Acquired via trade with the Houston Dynamo on June 9, 2009. Was originally selected by the Earthquakes in the fourth round (No. 41 overall) of the 2005 MLS Supplemental Draft.

2012 M Shea Salinas - Acquired via trade with Vancouver Whitecaps FC on Nov. 30, 2011. Was originally selected in the second round (No. 15 overall) of the 2008 MLS SuperDraft and later taken by the Philadelphia Union in the 2009 MLS Expansion Draft.

2014 M Tommy Thompson - Signed as a Homegrown Player on Jan. 22, 2014.

2015 M Anibal Godoy - Signed using Targeted Allocation Money on Aug. 6, 2015.

2016 GK Andrew Tarbell - Selected in the first round (No. 8 overall) of the 2016 MLS SuperDraft as a Generation adidas player.

2017 D Nick Lima - Signed as a Homegrown Player on Dec. 21, 2016. D Harold Cummings - Signed on Jan. 7, 2017. M Jackson Yueill - Selected in the first round (No. 6 overall) of the 2017 MLS SuperDraft as a Generation adidas player. F Danny Hoesen - Acquired on a season-long loan from the Netherland’s FC Groningen on Feb. 2, 2017. Later acquired on a permanent transfer on Dec. 29, 2017. M Florian Jungwirth - Signed using Targeted Allocation Money on Feb. 2, 2017. GK Matt Bersano - Signed on March 13, 2017. M Vako - Signed as a Designated Player on June 22, 2017. D Francois Affolter - Signed on July 21, 2017.

2018 GK JT Marcinkowski - Signed as a Homegrown Player on Dec. 6, 2017. M Luis Felipe - Signed on Dec. 14, 2017. D Jimmy Ockford - Signed on Dec. 14, 2017. D Jacob Akanyirige - Signed as a Homegrown Player on Dec. 15, 2017. M Magnus Eriksson - Signed using Targeted Allocation Money on Dec. 20, 2017. D Paul Marie - Selected in the first round (No. 12 overall) of the 2018 MLS SuperDraft. Signed on March 16, 2018. M Eric Calvillo - Signed on Jan. 20, 2018. M Gilbert Fuentes - Signed as a Homegrown Player on Jan. 26, 2018. D Guram Kashia - Signed using Targeted Allocation Money on June 14, 2018. D Kevin Partida - Acquired on a season-long loan from Reno 1868 FC on June 9, 2018. Contract option for 2019 was exercised on Nov. 29, 2018. Was originally selected by the Earthquakes in the third round (No. 58 overall) of the 2018 MLS SuperDraft (No. 58 overall), although did not sign.

2019 M Judson - Acquired on a season-long loan with option to buy from Brazil’s Tombense on Dec. 20, 2018. F Cristian Espinoza - Acquired on a season-long loan from Spain’s Villarreal on Jan. 2, 2019. D Marcos Lopez - Signed using Targeted Allocation Money on Jan. 4, 2019. M Siad Haji - Selected in the first round (No. 2 overall) of the 2019 MLS SuperDraft as a Generation adidas player. GK Daniel Vega - Signed on Jan. 18, 2019. F Cade Cowell - Signed as a Homegrown Player on Jan. 23, 2019. M Carlos Fierro - Acquired using Targeted Allocation Money on June 25, 2019. F Andy Rios - Acquired using Targeted Allocation Money on July 30, 2019.

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2019 EARTHQUAKES STARTERS (NUMBER OF MLS STARTS)

28 – Daniel Vega26 – Magnus Eriksson25 – Cristian Espinoza24 – Florian Jungwirth24 – Jackson Yueill23 – Tommy Thompson19 – Vako19 – Chris Wondolowski18 – Judson17 – Nick Lima16 – Harold Cummings15 – Guram Kashia14 – Anibal Godoy12 – Shea Salinas13 – Marcos Lopez10 – Danny Hoesen2 – Paul Marie1 – Francois Affolter1 – Eric Calvillo1 – Andy Rios

HOW THEY LINE UP2019 EARTHQUAKES SUBSTITUTES(NUMBER OF MLS SUBSTITUTE APPEARANCES)

14 – Danny Hoesen11 – Shea Salinas8 – Chris Wondolowski7 – Vako5 – Paul Marie4 – Carlos Fierro4 – Siad Haji4 – Judson4 – Andy Rios3 – Luis Felipe3 – Nick Lima3 – Marcos Lopez3 – Jackson Yueill2 – Guram Kashia2 – Tommy Thompson1 – Eric Calvillo1 – Gilbert Fuentes1 – Kevin Partida

MLS PLAYER OF THE WEEK*Cristian Espinoza – Week 6*Danny Hoesen – Week 8*Shea Salinas – Week 9Chris Wondolowski – Week 12*Chris Wondolowski – Week 13Vako – Week 17

*Nominated

MLS GOAL OF THE WEEK*Jackson Yueill – Week 7*Shea Salinas – Week 8*Shea Salinas – Week 9*Chris Wondolowski – Week 12*Vako – Week 17*Vako – Week 21

*Nominated

2019 MLS RECOGNITIONMLS PLAYER OF THE MONTHChris Wondolowski – May

MLS COACH OF THE WEEKMatias Almeyda – Week 6Matias Almeyda – Week 17Matias Almeyda – Week 19

MLS TEAM OF THE WEEKCristian Espinoza – Week 6*Anibal Godoy – Week 6Danny Hoesen – Week 8Shea Salinas – Week 9 *Jackson Yueill – Week 9Nick Lima – Week 10Chris Wondolowski – Week 12Jackson Yueill – Week 12Chris Wondolowski – Week 13Nick Lima – Week 14Magnus Eriksson – Week 15*Tommy Thompson – Week 15Vako – Week 17*Tommy Thompson – Week 17Vako – Week 19 Jackson Yueill – Week 19Vako – Week 20Vako – Week 21*Nick Lima – Week 21*Magnus Eriksson – Week 25Cristian Espinoza – Week 26

*Bench

JOIN THE DISCUSSIONFollow the San Jose Earthquakes on Twitter@SJEarthquakes – Official account of the Earthquakes@JesseFioranelli – General manager Jesse Fioranelli @PassarelliVoice – TV play-by-play@chrisdanger7 – TV analyst and former Quakes player@DanielleVSlaton – TV analyst@TedRameyMedia - Radio play-by-play@mBersano1 – Matt Bersano@EricCalvillo26 – Eric Calvillo@Cc4Official – Cade Cowell@hcummings06 – Harold Cummings@ErikssonMange7 – Magnus Eriksson@CriisEspinoza7 – Cristian Espinoza@LuisFelipe_7 – Luis Felipe@werofierro – Carlos Fierro@g_fuentess – Gilbert Fuentes@a_godoy03 – Anibal Godoy@haji_szn – Siad Haji@KashiaGuram – Guram Kashia @nick__lima – Nick Lima@20Marcos_Lopez – Marcos Lopez@JT_Marcinkowski – JT Marcinkowski@iamPaulMarie – Paul Marie@jockford – Jimmy Ockford@_KP19 – Kevin Partida@AndiiRiios – Andy Rios @SalinasSJ11 – Shea Salinas@AGTarbell – Andrew Tarbell@tomthom11 – Tommy Thompson@VakoQazaishvili – Vako@indiovega – Daniel Vega@ChrisWondo – Chris Wondolowski@jacksonyueill10 – Jackson Yueill

Follow the San Jose Earthquakes on Instagram@sjearthquakes – Official account of the Earthquakes@JesseFioranelli – General manager Jesse Fioranelli@francoisaffolter – Francois Affolter@mbersano – Matt Bersano@ericcalvillo26 – Eric Calvillo@cc4_official – Cade Cowell@erikssonmange – Magnus Eriksson@crisespinoza11 – Cristian Espinoza@luisfelipe7 – Luis Felipe@werof – Carlos [email protected] – Gilbert Fuentes@a_godoy20 – Anibal Godoy@haji_snz – Siad Haji@florian_jungwirth – Florian Jungwirth@37gk – Guram Kashia@nick_lima – Nick Lima@20marcoslopez – Marcos Lopez@jtmarcinkowski – JT Marcinkowski@jockford – Jimmy [email protected] – Kevin Partida@ andyrios9 – Andy Rios@sheasalinas – Shea Salinas@tomthom11 – Tommy Thompson@vakoqazaishvili – Vako@chriswondo8 – Chris Wondolowski@jacksonyueill14 – Jackson Yueill

EARTHQUAKES TRANSACTIONS SINCE END OF 2018 SEASON

2018October 8, 2018: Hired Matias Almeyda as head coach.

November 29, 2018: Exercised 2019 contract options on GK Matt Bersano, D Harold Cummings, D Paul Marie, D Jimmy Ock-ford and D Kevin Partida. Did not exercise 2019 contract options on D Yeferson Quintana, M Jahmir Hyka, M Chris Wehan, F Danny Musovski and F Mohamed Thiaw.

December 20, 2018: Acquired M Judson on a season-long loan with an option to buy from Brazil’s Tombense.

2019January 2, 2019: Acquired F Cristian Espinoza on a season-long loan from Spain’s Villarreal.

January 4, 2019: Signed D Marcos Lopez from Peru’s Sporting Cristal Lima.

January 11, 2019: Selected Generation adidas M Siad Haji (No. 2 overall) in the first round, and M Sergio Rivas (No. 26) and F Mamadi Camara (No. 46) in the second round of the 2019 MLS SuperDraft.

January 14, 2019: Selected D Nathan Aune (No. 50 overall) in the third round of the 2019 MLS SuperDraft.

January 4, 2019: Signed D Marcos Lopez from Peru’s Sporting Cristal Lima.

January 18, 2019: Signed GK Daniel Vega.

January 23, 2019: Signed F Cade Cowell as a Homegrown Player.

March 2, 2019: Earthquakes exercise offseason Buyout of a Guaranteed Contract on D Joel Qwiberg.

June 25, 2019: Earthquakes acquire M Carlos Fierro from Mexico’s Cruz Azul.

July 15, 2019: Earthquakes loan D Jimmy Ockford to USL Championsip side Nashville SC.

July 30, 2019: Earthquakes acquire F Andy Rios from Argentina’s Racing Club.

August 7, 2019: Earthquakes trade M Anibal Godoy to Nashville SC for $650,000 in GAM, effective Jan. 1 2020.

TRANSACTIONS

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YOUTH NATIONAL TEAM

UNITED STATES YNT Jacob Akanyirige U-18Eric Calvillo U-15, U-17, U-19Cade Cowell U-16, U-17Gilbert Fuentes U-15, U-17Luis Felipe U-20Siad Haji U-20JT Marcinkowski U-18, U-20, U-23Tommy Thompson U-20Jackson Yueill U-18, U-20, U-23

ARGENTINA YNT Cristian Espinoza U-20, U-23Andy Rios U-20

GEORGIA YNT Vako U-17, U-19, U-21Guram Kashia U-21

GERMANY YNT Florian Jungwirth U-16, U-17, U-18, U-19, U-20

FRANCE YNT Paul Marie U-16

MEXICO YNT Carlos Fierro U-17, U-20, U-23

THE NETHERLANDS YNT Danny Hoesen U-17, U-21

PANAMA YNT Anibal Godoy U-23Harold Cummings U-20, U-23

PERU YNT Marcos Lopez U-20

SWEDEN YNT Magnus Eriksson U-15, U-16, U-17, U-18, U-19, U-21

SWITZERLAND YNT Francois Affolter U-18, U-19, U-21

SENIOR NATIONAL TEAM

UNITED STATES CAPS GOALS Chris Wondolowski 35 11Nick Lima 7 0Jackson Yueill 2 0

GEORGIA CAPS GOALS Guram Kashia 76 2Vako 43 10

PANAMA CAPS GOALS Anibal Godoy 99 1Harold Cummings 65 1

PERU CAPS GOALS Marcos Lopez 2 0

SWEDEN CAPS GOALS Magnus Eriksson 1 0

SWITZERLAND CAPS GOALS Francois Affolter 5 0

INTERNATIONAL LISTInternational statistics courtesy of transfermarkt.com

GAMES PLAYED GP1. Chris Wondolowski 3172. Shea Salinas 2643. Ramiro Corrales 2504. Joe Cannon 1715. Jason Hernandez 1656. Richard Mulrooney 1637. Victor Bernardez 1628. Jon Busch 1509. Ronald Cerritos 14810. Wade Barrett 142 MINUTES PLAYED MIN1. Chris Wondolowski 25,9472. Ramiro Corrales 20,1883. Shea Salinas 15,6764. Joe Cannon 15,5615. Jason Hernandez 14,2586. Richard Mulrooney 14,2047. Victor Bernardez 14,1238. Jon Busch 13,4559. Ronald Cerritos 12,38210. Wade Barrett 12,218

GAMES STARTED GS1. Chris Wondolowski 2862. Ramiro Corrales 2283. Joe Cannon 1714. Shea Salinas 164T5. Jason Hernandez 161T5. Victor Bernardez 1617. Richard Mulrooney 1558. Jon Busch 1509. Ronald Cerritos 14210. Wade Barrett 136

GOALS GP G1. Chris Wondolowski 317 1532. Ronald Cerritos 148 613. Landon Donovan 87 324. Dwayne De Rosario 108 275. Brian Ching 56 256. Vako 72 237. Danny Hoesen 90 228. Eric Wynalda 57 21T9. Jeff Baicher 102 20T9. Steven Lenhart 72 20

ASSISTS GP A1. Ronald Cerritos 148 472. Shea Salinas 264 463. Richard Mulrooney 163 444. Chris Wondolowski 317 395. Eddie Lewis 115 356. Ramiro Corrales 250 327. Dwayne De Rosario 108 31T8. Landon Donovan 87 29T8. Eric Wynalda 57 2910. Wade Barrett 142 24

SHOTS GP S1. Chris Wondolowski 317 8792. Ronald Cerritos 148 3273. Ramiro Corrales 250 2704. Vako 72 2485. Dwayne De Rosario 108 2326. Simon Dawkins 96 2037. Danny Hoesen 90 2038. Shea Salinas 264 1959. Landon Donovan 87 19210. Khari Stephenson 92 166

CORNER KICKS GP CK1. Richard Mulrooney 163 4562. Shea Salinas 264 3893. Eric Wynalda 57 2044. Eddie Lewis 115 2015. Bobby Convey 75 1736. Matias Perez Garcia 47 1707. Magnus Eriksson 58 1508. Marvin Chavez 42 1279. Jeff Agoos 84 12510. Jahmir Hyka 49 94

GAME-WINNING GOALS GWG1. Chris Wondolowski 442. Ronald Cerritos 153. Landon Donovan 104. Dwayne De Rosario 85. Danny Hoesen 76. Ariel Graziani 6T7. Brian Ching 5T7. Alan Gordon 5T7. Ryan Johnson 5T7. Steven Lenhart 5

HAT TRICKS GP HT1. Chris Wondolowski 317 5T2. Dwayne De Rosario 108 1T2. Landon Donovan 87 1T2. Steven Lenhart 72 1

MULTI-GOAL GAMES GP GM1. Chris Wondolowski 317 232. Ronald Cerritos 148 83. Landon Donovan 87 74. Steven Lenhart 72 5T5. Jeff Baicher 102 3T5. Paul Bravo 31 3T5. Brian Ching 56 3T5. Ariel Graziani 28 3T5. Manny Lagos 79 3T5. Eric Wynalda 57 3T5. Vako 72 3T5. Danny Hoesen 90 3

Note: Players in Bold are Active.

QUAKES’ RECORD BOOK

SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES2019 PLAYER BIOS

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Birthdate Hometown College 3 Francois Affolter D 6-2 165 3-13-91 Biel/Bienne, Switzerland --29 Jacob Akanyirige (HG) D 5-11 162 12-30-01 Pleasanton, CA --12 Matt Bersano GK 6-1 182 9-10-92 Tempe, AZ Oregon St./Penn St.26 Eric Calvillo M 5-7 147 1-2-98 Palmdale, CA --44 Cade Cowell F 5-9 154 10-14-03 Ceres, CA --31 Harold Cummings D 6-0 207 3-1-92 Panama City, Panama --7 Magnus Eriksson M 5-11 175 4-8-90 Solna, Sweden --10 Cristian Espinoza M 5-7 154 4-3-95 Buenos Aires, Argentina --96 Luis Felipe M 6-1 176 1-29-96 Mineola, NY --21 Carlos Fierro M 5-9 146 7-24-94 Ahome, Mexico --35 Gilbert Fuentes (HG) M 5-6 142 2-21-02 Tracy, CA --20 Anibal Godoy M 6-0 181 2-10-90 Panama City, Panama --19 Siad Haji M 5-8 150 12-1-99 Manchester, NH New England/VCU9 Danny Hoesen F 6-1 180 1-15-91 Heerlen, Netherlands --93 Judson M 5-6 143 5-25-93 Arês, Brazil --23 Florian Jungwirth D 5-11 176 1-27-89 Grafelfing, Germany --37 Guram Kashia D 6-1 191 7-4-87 Tbilisi, Georgia --24 Nick Lima (HG) D 5-9 174 11-17-94 Castro Valley, CA University of California27 Marcos Lopez D 5-9 148 11-2-99 Callao, Peru --18 JT Marcinkowski (HG) GK 6-1 182 5-9-97 Alamo, CA Georgetown33 Paul Marie D 5-8 146 3-24-95 Saint-Aubin-des-Bois, France Florida Intl./Newberry15 Jimmy Ockford D 6-1 181 6-10-92 Yardley, PA Louisville/Mount St. Mary’s89 Kevin Partida D 5-8 142 3-10-95 Sparks, Nevada UNLV25 Andy Rios F 5-10 172 8-1-89 Buenos Aires, Argentina --6 Shea Salinas M 5-10 163 6-24-86 Grapevine, TX Furman University28 Andrew Tarbell (GA) GK 6-3 194 10-7-93 Mandeville, LA Clemson University22 Tommy Thompson (HG) D 5-7 157 8-15-95 Loomis, CA Indiana University11 Vako M 5-9 177 1-29-93 Ozurgeti, Georgia --17 Daniel Vega GK 6-2 200 6-3-84 Cutral Có, Argentina --8 Chris Wondolowski F 6-0 170 1-28-83 Danville, CA Chico State University14 Jackson Yueill (GA) M 5-10 157 3-19-97 Bloomington, MN UCLA

NUMERICAL ROSTER AND PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

No. Player Pos. Pronunciation Place of Birth Last Club3 Francois Affolter D ah-FOHL-turr Biel/Bienne, Switzerland FC Luzern (Switzerland)6 Shea Salinas M/D shay Lubbock, TX Vancouver Whitecaps FC7 Magnus Eriksson M Solna, Sweden IF Djurgardens (Sweden)8 Chris Wondolowski F wahn-doh-LOWW-skee Danville, CA Houston Dynamo9 Danny Hoesen F HOO-sun Heerlen, Netherlands FC Groningen10 Cristian Espinoza M/F es-pee-NO-zuh Buenos Aires, Argentina Villarreal (Spain)11 Vako M VAH-ko Ozurgeti, Georgia SBV Vitesse (Netherlands)12 Matt Bersano GK burr-SAHN-oh Chandler, AZ Seattle Sounders 214 Jackson Yueill (GA) M yule Bloomington, MN UCLA (NCAA)15 Jimmy Ockford D Yardley, PA Reno 1868 FC (USL)17 Daniel Vega GK VAY-guh Cutral Có, Argentina Tampa Bay Rowdies (USL)18 JT Marcinkowski (HG) GK mar-sin-COW-ski Alamo, CA Georgetown University (NCAA)19 Siad Haji (GA) M sy-EED hah-G Kakuma, Kenya VCU (NCAA)20 Anibal Godoy M ON-uh-ball guh-DOY Panama City, Panama Budapest Honved FC (Hungary)21 Carlos Fierro M fee-AIR-oh Ahome, Mexico Cruz Azul (Mexico)22 Tommy Thompson (HG) D/M Hinsdale, IL Indiana University (NCAA)23 Florian Jungwirth D/M YUNG-verth Grafelfing, Germany SV Darmstadt 98 (Germany)24 Nick Lima (HG) D LEE-muh Castro Valley, CA University of California25 Andy Rios F Buenos Aires, Argentina Racing Club26 Eric Calvillo M cal-VEE-oh Palmdale, CA New York Cosmos (NASL)27 Marcos Lopez D Callao, Peru Sporting Cristal Lima (Peru)28 Andrew Tarbell (GA) GK TAR-bell Mandeville, LA Clemson University (NCAA)29 Jacob Akanyirige (HG) D ak-an-YEER-ridge Pleasanton, CA Quakes Academy U-19 (USSDA)31 Harold Cummings D Panama City, Panama LD Alajuelense (Costa Rica)33 Paul Marie D muh-REE Saint-Aubin-des-Bois, France Florida Intl. University (NCAA)35 Gilbert Fuentes (HG) M FWEN-tess Tracy, CA Quakes Academy U-19 (USSDA)37 Guram Kashia D goo-RAHM KAH-she-uh Tbilisi, Georgia Vitesse (Netherlands)44 Cade Cowell F COW-wool Ceres, CA Quakes Academy U-19 (USSDA)89 Kevin Partida D par-TEE-duh Sparks, NV Reno 1868 FC (USL)93 Judson M JOOD-sun Ares, Brazil Tombense (Brazil)96 Luis Felipe M fuh-LEE-pay Mineola, NY Reno 1868 FC (USL)

Head Coach: Matias Almeyda Head Athletic Trainer: Derek Lawrance General Manager: Jesse FioranelliAssistant Coach: Benjamin Galindo Asst. Athletic Trainer: Baker Cronin Technical Director: Chris LeitchAssistant Coach: Omar Zarif Equipment Manager: Andy Dunbar Head Scout: Bruno CostaGoalkeeper Coach: Carlos Roa Asst. Equipment Manager: Hector Perez Director of Methodology: Alex CoveloStrength Coach: Guido Bonini Head of Analysis: Brett KarleenStrength Coach: Daniel Hicker Team Administrator: Sean Mearns Asst. Team Administrator: Ricky Dorrego Coaching Communications: Agustin Zalazar

EARTHQUAKES ROSTER

MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER STATISTICS

3 FRANCOIS AFFOLTERDEFENDER BIEL/BIENNE, SWITZERLAND

6-2 165 3-13-91

GP GS MIN G A SHT CK YC RC GWG GWA 2017 (SJ) 6 6 509 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 2018 (SJ) 9 7 676 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 2019 (SJ) 1 1 90 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Career 16 14 1,275 0 0 3 0 3 0 0 0

How He Joined The ClubSigned on July 21, 2017.

International AppearancesHas represented the Swiss National Team at the U-18, U-19 and U-21 youth levels and made his senior team debut at 19 years old. He has five senior team caps and also represented Switzerland at the 2012 London Olympic Games.

ExperiencedJoined the Quakes after more than 200 appearances in the Swiss Super League and a stint in the German Bundesliga.

Debut SeasonMade Quakes debut on Aug. 12 against the Houston Dynamo and went on to play and started six games, accumulating 509 minutes in debut season.


29 JACOB AKANYIRIGEDEFENDER PLEASANTON, CA

5-11 162 12-30-01

GP GS MIN G A SHT CK YC RC GWG GWA 2018 (SJ) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2019 (SJ) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

How He Joined The ClubSigned as a Homegrown Player on Dec. 15, 2017. Was the youngest player in Quakes history at the time.

International Friendly DebutsMade his professional debut with Quakes USL affiliate Reno 1868 FC on July 14 against Monarcas Morelia, and his Quakes debut against Manchester United on July 22.

A Bright FutureWas the fourth-ever Homegrown Player signing by the Earthquakes, following Tommy Thompson (2014), Nick Lima (2017) and JT Marcinkowski (2018).

International PedigreeEarned a call-up to the U.S. U-18 National Team in 2018, despite being the youngest player in the 2001 cycle.


12 MATT BERSANOGOALKEEPER TEMPE, AZ

6-1 182 9-10-92

GP GS MIN SHT SVS GA GAA W L T SO 2017 (SJ) 0 0 0 0 0 0 -- 0 0 0 0 2018 (SJ) 0 0 0 0 0 0 -- 0 0 0 0 2019 (SJ) 0 0 0 0 0 0 -- 0 0 0 0 Career 0 0 0 0 0 0 -- 0 0 0 0

How He Joined The ClubSigned on March 13, 2017.

OpportunityMade his debut for the Quakes on July 22, 2018 in an international friendly against Manchester United. Bersano heped secure a clean sheet for the Quakes after being subbed in at halftime.

Reliable In RenoMade 11 starts for San Jose’s USL affiliate Reno 1868 FC during the 2018 season and was elected to the USL Team of the Week in Week 30.

More Than A GameHas “MT17” written on every single glove and cleat he owns in honor of a late friend from his early playing days.


26 ERIC CALVILLOMIDFIELDER PALMDALE, CA

5-7 147 1-2-98

GP GS MIN G A SHT CK YC RC GWG GWA 2018 (SJ) 3 2 165 0 0 3 10 1 0 0 0 2019 (SJ) 2 1 73 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Career 5 3 238 0 0 3 10 1 0 0 0

How He Joined The ClubTransferred to the Earthquakes from the NY Cosmos on Jan. 20, 2018.

Representing the USARepresented the United States at the U-15, U-17 and U-19 levels. He was named to the United States’ 21-man roster at the 2015 FIFA U-17 World Cup.

Starting YoungSigned his first professional contract with the New York Cosmos in 2016 at the age of 18.

Warm WelcomeMade his first MLS start for the Quakes on October 21, 2018, against the Colorado Rapids. Calvillo’s performance against the Rapids earned him a spot on the bench for the MLS Team of The Week (Week 34).


31 HAROLD CUMMINGSDEFENDER PANAMA CITY, PANAMA

6-0 207 3-1-92

GP GS MIN G A SHT CK YC RC GWG GWA 2017 (SJ) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2018 (SJ) 21 21 1,875 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 2019 (SJ) 16 16 1,392 0 0 1 0 5 0 0 0 Career 37 37 3,267 0 0 1 0 8 1 0 0

How He Joined The ClubSigned on Jan. 7, 2017.

#PanamaniacEarned his first Panama National Team cap at age 18, and made 50 appearances against sides such as Brazil, Mexico, Chile and the United States before turning 25. Also represented Panama at the 2018 FIFA World Cup.

Cup WinnerWon the Copa Sudamericana championship, the second-most prestigious club tournament in South America, with Independiente Santa Fe in 2015.

Debut Season in 2018Made 21 starts in MLS play, making his debut against Minnesota United FC on March 3.

44 CADE COWELLFORWARD CERES, CA

5-9 154 10-14-03How He Joined The ClubSigned as San Jose’s youngest Homegrown Player ever (15 years and 102 days) on Jan. 23, 2019.

Young ProdigyJoined the Quakes Academy after leading the nation with 34 goals for the Ballistic United U-15s during the 2017-18 U.S. Soccer Development Academy season. He registered three goals in eight appearances for the Quakes Academy U-17s.

Stars And StripesScored in his national team debut for the U.S. U-16s in September of 2018. He then appeared in all three matches for the U.S. U-17s in 2018 Nike International Friendlies and scored against Chile.

Seize the MomentMade his professional debut for the Earthquakes as a second-half substitute agaisnt C.F. Monterrey and scored on his first touch of the match.

MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER STATISTICS GP GS MIN G A SHT CK YC RC GWG GWA 2019 (SJ) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Career 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


7 MAGNUS ERIKSSONMIDFIELDER SOLNA, SWEDEN

5-11 175 4-8-90

GP GS MIN G A SHT CK YC RC GWG GWA 2018 (SJ) 32 29 2,494 6 3 52 77 2 0 0 0 2019 (SJ) 26 26 2,267 6 8 77 73 4 0 1 2 Career 58 55 4,761 12 11 129 150 6 0 1 2

How He Joined The ClubSigned using Targeted Allocation Money on Dec. 20, 2017.

Champion’s MentalityJoined Malmo FF in 2013. Led the side to a champion-ship, finishing with 11 goals and 14 assists. In 2014, Eriks-son tallied five goals and seven assists during the 2014 Allsvenskan season which helped Malmo FF win the championship for the second consecutive year.

International ExperienceScored two goals in 12 appearances for various Sweden Youth National Teams before later earning a cap with the senior team. Called to the 2018 January Camp as part of preparations for the FIFA World Cup in Russia.

Important Piece of the PuzzleEriksson, this season, has tallied six goals and is second in the team in assists with eight.


10 CRISTIAN ESPINOZAMIDFIELDER BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA

5-7 154 4-3-95

GP GS MIN G A SHT CK YC RC GWG GWA 2019 (SJ) 25 25 2,147 2 12 86 89 5 1 0 5 Career 25 25 2,147 2 12 86 89 5 1 0 5

How He Joined The ClubAcquired from Spain’s Villarreal on a season-long loan on Jan. 2, 2019.

In the Argentine Superliga Debuted professionally at 17 years of age and registered 11 goals and 11 asssists for Huracán. He also contributed two goals and two assists for Boca Juniors from 2017 to 2018.

International StageLed the Argentina U-20 to a 6-1-1 record in the 2015 South American Championship. Espinoza also featured in the 2015 U-20 World Cup, and played all three matches for the Ablicelestes in the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.

Leading the ChargeHe is the first Earthquakes player with 10 or more assists in a season since Marvin Chavez registered 13 (2012). He leads the team in asssits. Espinoza is also tied for second in MLS in game-winning assists with five.


96 LUIS FELIPEMIDFIELDER MINEOLA, NY

6-1 176 1-29-96

GP GS MIN G A SHT CK YC RC GWG GWA 2018 (SJ) 13 11 974 0 1 6 0 4 0 0 0 2019 (SJ) 3 0 39 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Career 16 11 1,013 0 1 6 0 5 0 0 0

How He Joined The ClubSigned on Dec. 14, 2017 from Quakes’ USL affiliate Reno 1868 FC.

MLS DebutMade his MLS debut on July 25, 2018, starting in the Quakes match against Seattle Sounders FC.

International ExperienceEligible internationally with both the United States and Brazil, Felipe competed for the U.S. U-20s in 2014.

USL Record BreakersHelped Reno 1868 FC earn a 17-7-8 record, reach the USL playoffs in their inaugural season, finish atop the league in goal differential (+36) and set the USL single-season goals record (75).


21 CARLOS FIERROMIDFIELDER AHOME, MEXICO

5-9 146 7-24-94

GP GS MIN G A SHT CK YC RC GWG GWA 2019 (SJ) 4 0 76 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 Career 4 0 76 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0

How He Joined The ClubAcquired on June 25, 2019 from Mexico’s Cruz Azul.

International SuccessRepresented Mexico at U-17, U-20 and U-23 levels. Led Mexico to a 2011 FIFA U-17 World Cup championship, earning the Bronze Ball after scoring four goals. Also helped Mexico win the 2013 Concacaf U-20 Championship.

FamiliarityMade 64 appearances under Matias Almeyda during his time with Chivas, his most appearances under any manager.

New ChallengeCompeting for a club outside of Mexico for the first time in his career. Has previously played for Chivas, Queretaro, Cruz Azul and Monarcas Morelia.


20 ANIBAL GODOYMIDFIELDER PANAMA CITY, PANAMA

6-0 181 2-10-90

GP GS MIN G A SHT CK YC RC GWG GWA 2015 (SJ) 10 10 894 2 0 14 2 5 0 1 0 2016 (SJ) 23 23 1,941 1 2 28 28 7 2 1 0 2017 (SJ) 26 24 2,134 2 1 20 10 10 1 2 0 2018 (SJ) 27 27 2,348 0 2 15 0 8 0 0 1 2019 (SJ) 14 14 1,254 0 2 5 -- 7 0 0 0 Career 100 98 8,571 5 7 82 40 37 3 4 1

How He Joined The ClubSigned on Aug. 6, 2015 using Targeted Allocation Money, and re-signed to a multi-year contract on Nov. 30, 2017.

#PanamaniacHas made 92 appearances with the Panama National Team, scoring one goal, helping the team secure third place at the 2015 CONCACAF Gold Cup.

Digging Deep for Los CanalerosLed Panama to their first-ever qualification for a FIFA World Cup and represented his country in Russia in 2018.

LeadershipSince Godoy’s signing, the club holds a 26-35-25 record (.448) when he plays and a 5-15-8 record (.321) when he doesn’t.


35 GILBERT FUENTESMIDFIELDER TRACY, CA

5-6 142 2-21-02


How He Joined The ClubSigned as a Homegrown Player on Jan. 26, 2018, becoming the youngest signing at the time in Quakes history at the time.

International AttentionHas earned numerous call-ups to various U.S. Youth National Teams, including at U-14, U-15 and U-17 levels.

First Record SetAt 16 years and 242 days, became the youngest Quakes player to earn MLS minutes as an 89th minute substitute against Colorado Rapids on Oct. 21, 2018.


9 DANNY HOESENFORWARD HEERLEN, NETHERLANDS

6-1 180 1-15-91

GP GS MIN G A SHT CK YC RC GWG GWA 2017 (SJ) 32 20 1,838 5 5 70 0 1 0 2 2 2018 (SJ) 34 29 2,488 12 4 83 0 1 0 2 0 2019 (SJ) 24 10 1,186 5 2 50 0 1 0 3 0 Career 90 59 5,512 22 11 203 0 3 0 7 2

How He Joined The ClubJoined the Quakes from FC Groningen on Feb. 2, 2017 on a season-long loan. The Quakes later acquired Hoesen on permanent transfer on Dec. 29, 2017.

Champions League ExperienceAppeared in five Champions League matches, including against Real Madrid, Borussia Dortmund, FC Barcelona and AC Milan, scoring against Dortmund and Barca.

Difference MakerWas the first player in Major League Soccer to win MLS’ Player of the Week award (Week 1) in 2018. Hoesen’s quality throughout the season earned him the 2018 Earthquakes MVP award.

Turning HeadsThree of Hoesen’s five goals scored this season were game-winning goals. Hoesen was named to the MLS Team of the Week for Week 8.

How He Joined The ClubSelected by the Earthquakes with the No. 2 overall pick in the first round of the 2019 MLS SuperDraft and was signed to the club as a Generation adidas player.

A True Success StoryBorn to two Somalian refugees in Kenya, Haji and his family moved to New Hampshire seeking asylum. He learned english by watching PBS regularly.

Defenders, Stay Clear... Tallied two goals and eight assists in his first year (2017) at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) and helped the Rams reach the NCAA tournament (first time since 2013). Tallied five goals and 10 assists in 18 appearances in 2018 to lead his side to an A-10 regular season championship.

MLS DebutMade his debut in MLS action on Saturday, May 11, in a road match against the New England Revolution.

19 SIAD HAJIMIDFIELDER MANCHESTER, NH

5-8 150 12-01-99

MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER STATISTICS GP GS MIN G A SHT CK YC RC GWG GWA 2019 (SJ) 4 0 41 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Career 4 0 41 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


93 JUDSONMIDFIELDER ARÊS, BRAZIL

5-7 157 5-25-93


How He Joined The ClubAcquired from Tombense on a season-long loan using Targeted Allocation Money.

Pure GritDespite attracting offers from first division clubs, Judson remained with Avaí FC from 2016 and 2018 and helped them achieve promotion twice to the top-flight Série A

Defensive GemHelped Avaí earn promotion to the Série A in 2016 by finishing second (19-10-9) and conceding the second fewest goals in the league. In his lone season in Série A, Judson averaged 5.24 interceptions per game, finishing third among all players in that category.


23 FLORIAN JUNGWIRTHDEFENDER GRAFELFING, GERMANY

5-11 176 1-27-89


How He Joined The ClubSigned on Feb. 2, 2017 using Targeted Allocation Money.

German EngineeringPlayed two and a half seasons with SV Darmstadt 98 of the German Bundesliga, making 63 appearances, recording three assists, and helping the club earn promotion from the 2. Bundesliga to the top flight with a second place finish in 2014-15.

Busy SophmoreMade 27 starts in 31 total appearances during his second MLS season in 2018, recording MLS career-highs in appearances, goals (3) and assists (4).

National RepresentationHas made 44 appearances for Germany at various youth levels from U-16 to U-20.


24 NICK LIMADEFENDER CASTRO VALLEY, CA

5-9 174 11-17-94


How He Joined The ClubSigned as a Homegrown Player on Dec. 21, 2016.

Out Of A CannonEarned MLS Team of the Week honors in his professional debut, helping the Quakes keep a shutout against Montreal while allowing no shots on target.

Homegrown PrideScored his first MLS goal on March 11, 2017 in only his second start for the Quakes, becoming the first Homegrown player to score for the club.

For Club and CountryMade his U.S. Men’s National Team debut against Panama on Jan. 27, 2019, and was named Man of the Match.


37 GURAM KASHIADEFENDER TBILISI, GEORGIA

6-1 191 7-4-87

GP GS MIN G A SHT CK YC RC GWG GWA 2018 (SJ) 12 12 1,080 0 0 6 0 3 0 0 0 2019 (SJ) 17 15 1,365 0 0 7 0 1 0 0 0 Career 29 27 2,445 0 0 13 0 4 0 0 0

How He Joined The ClubAcquired using Targeted Allocation Money on June 14, 2018.

Familiar FacePlayed alongside U.S. National Team member Matt Miazga in the center of Vitesse’s defense from 2016-17.

Award WinnerWon UEFA’s first-ever #EqualGame Award for acting as a role model in promoting diversity, inclusion and accessibility in European football.

Cup WinnerLed Vitesse to the domestic KNVB Cup championship in 2016-17, starting all but one of their six games and recording a goal and an assist.


27 MARCOS LOPEZDEFENDER CALLOU, PERU

5-9 148 11-2-99


How He Joined The ClubSigned from Sporting Cristal Lima on Jan. 6, 2019 using Targeted Allocation Money.

Going The DistanceLed Sporting Cristal Lima to a 25-7-11 record while conceding seven less goals than any other team (36 in 43 games. He registered five goals over 21 starts (23 appearances).

In Blanquirroja ThreadsWas the youngest member to compete and start for Peru at the 2017 South American U-20 Championship. He earned his first call-up to the senior national team in August of 2018, and made his senior team debut as an 18-year-old in match against Germany.


18 JT MARCINKOWSKIGOALKEEPER ALAMO, CA

6-1 182 5-9-97

GP GS MIN SHT SVS GA GAA W L T SO 2018 (SJ) 5 5 450 32 20 11 2.20 0 4 1 1 2019 (SJ) 0 0 0 0 0 0 -- 0 0 0 0 Career 5 5 450 32 20 11 2.20 0 4 1 1

How He Joined The ClubSigned as a Homegrown Player on Dec. 6, 2017

Homegrown DreamStarted in his debut for the Quakes on July 22, 2018 in an international friendly against Manchester United. Marcinkowski helped secure a clean sheet in the 45 minutes that he played.

International StageHad 13 shutouts in his 24 caps between the U-14 and U-18 U.S. Youth National Team levels.

USL ExperienceRecieved USL Team of the Week honors in Week 2 of the 2018. This season, he received Team of The Week honors in Week 17 and has recorded shutouts agaisnt Sacramento Republic FC and Rio Grande Valley FC.


33 PAUL MARIEDEFENDER SAINT-AUBIN-DES-BOIS, FRANCE

5-8 146 3-24-95


How He Joined The ClubSigned by the Earthquakes on March 16. Was selected by the Earthquakes with the No. 12 overall pick in the first round of the 2018 MLS SuperDraft.

Box To BoxUsed as both a fullback and winger, Marie totaled 18 goals and 15 assists in 68 appearances during his time at Florida International University and Newbury College.

For Club And CountryPreviously represented his home country at the U-16 level internationally. He also competed for the U-19 side at Caen of France’s top-flight Ligue 1.

MLS DebutMade his MLS debut as a second-half substitute against SKC on 4/20. Made his first MLS start the following week against SEA on 4/24.


15 JIMMY OCKFORDDEFENDER YARDLEY, PA

6-1 181 6-10-92

GP GS MIN G A SHT CK YC RC GWG GWA 2014 (SEA) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2015 (SEA) 1 1 90 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2018 (SJ) 15 11 1,085 0 0 9 0 3 0 0 0 2019 (SJ) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Career 16 12 1,175 0 0 9 0 3 0 0 0

How He Joined The ClubSigned on Dec. 14, 2017.

On Fire in RenoCame from Quakes USL affiliate Reno 1868 FC in 2017, led the team in minutes played (2,669) and forced 10 shutouts. Ockford scored four goals while winning more than 80 percent of his aerial duels and was named a 2017 USL Second-Team All-League selection.

A Cosmic ReunionReunited with Eric Calvillo after playing for the New York Cosmos together in 2016.

Taking His Opportunity Made his first start for the Quakes against Vancouver Whitecaps FC on May 16, 2018.


89 KEVIN PARTIDADEFENDER SPARKS, NV

5-8 142 3-10-95


How He Joined The ClubAcquired on loan by the Earthquakes on June 9, 2018.

USL StintSpent preseason with San Jose before signing with Reno 1868 FC in 2018. He made eight starts in nine appearances for Reno, scoring one goal. His strike in Week 7 vs. OKC Energy FC earned a Goal of the Week nomination and earned him USL Team of the Week.

MLS DebutMade his MLS debut on June 9, 2018 against LAFC, starting and playing 89 minutes before picking up his second yellow card.

Vegas, BabyPlayed collegiately at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas from 2013-17, He departed UNLV with six goals and six assists in 85 total appearances, making 69 starts.


25 ANDY RIOSFORWARD BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA

5-10 172 8-1-89

GP GS MIN G A SHT CK YC RC GWG GWA 2019 (SJ) 4 1 126 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Career 4 1 126 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

How He Joined The ClubAcquired from Argentina’s Racing Club on July 30, 2019 using Targeted Allocation Money.

In his Native ArgentinaMost recently played in the Argentine Primera Division with Racing Club, helping the squad win the league championship with a 17-2-6 record.

Familiar Face Played at several prominent clubs in the Americas, including Argentina’s River Plate, Mexico’s Club America and Brazil’s Vasco de Gama. Played with and under Quakes head coach Matias Almeyda while at River Plate.


28 ANDREW TARBELLGOALKEEPER MANDEVILLE, LA

6-3 194 10-7-93

GP GS MIN SHT SVS GA GAA W L T SO 2016 (SJ) 1 0 46 2 1 1 1.96 0 0 0 0 2017 (SJ) 11 11 990 65 40 25 2.27 4 5 2 2 2018 (SJ) 29 29 2,610 152 87 60 2.07 4 17 8 1 2019 (SJ) 0 0 0 0 0 0 -- 0 0 0 0 Career 41 40 3,646 219 128 86 2.12 8 22 10 3

How He Joined The ClubSelected in the first round (No. 8 overall) of the 2016 MLS SuperDraft as a Generation adidas player.

Making An EntranceNominated for MLS Save of the Week for his first-career save two minutes into his professional debut. Later won MLS Save of the Week in his first (8/12/17) and fifth career starts (9/9/17).

College CredentialsWas a NSCAA All-America Second Team and All-ACC First Team selection for Clemson in 2015, allowing 22 goals in 24 games en route to an appearance in the College Cup Final.

Personal BestSet a career-high in starts (29), minutes (2,610) and saves (87) in 2018.


6 SHEA SALINASMIDFIELDER GRAPEVINE, TX

5-10 163 6-24-86

GP GS MIN G A SHT CK YC RC GWG GWA 2008 (SJ) 23 2 544 2 0 12 1 1 1 0 0 2009 (SJ) 23 13 1,306 0 5 19 8 3 1 0 0 2010 (PHI) 17 7 795 1 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 2011 (VAN) 26 18 1,695 1 3 22 11 0 1 1 1 2012 (SJ) 19 11 1,099 1 7 17 32 1 0 0 2 2013 (SJ) 28 24 1,982 2 8 35 123 1 0 1 4 2014 (SJ) 31 30 2,470 1 8 26 71 3 1 0 2 2015 (SJ) 34 29 2,621 3 5 36 54 2 0 1 2 2016 (SJ) 33 8 1,223 1 5 19 43 0 0 0 1 2017 (SJ) 25 15 1,435 1 3 6 52 3 0 1 2 2018 (SJ) 25 20 1,820 0 2 5 3 3 1 0 0 2019 (SJ) 23 12 1,176 6 3 20 2 2 0 1 0 Career 307 189 18,116 19 49 228 400 19 4 5 14

How He Joined The ClubAcquired via trade with Vancouver on Nov. 30, 2011 for allocation money. Originally selected in the second round (No. 15 overall) of the 2008 MLS SuperDraft by San Jose.

Creating OpportunitiesNeeds only three more assists to become the all-time leader in assists in Quakes history (Ronaldo Cerritos, 47).

Rewriting the BooksSalinas’ goal against Sporting Kansas came just 10 seconds into the second half, the fastest goal at the beginning of either half in club history.

Finding The NettingShea Salinas has already set a single-season career high with six goals this year.


22 TOMMY THOMPSONDEFENDER LOOMIS, CA

5-7 157 8-15-95

GP GS MIN G A SHT CK YC RC GWG GWA 2014 (SJ) 13 8 690 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 2015 (SJ) 17 4 465 0 0 15 5 1 0 0 0 2016 (SJ) 17 9 825 0 0 12 0 2 0 0 0 2017 (SJ) 32 16 1,534 1 4 42 14 1 0 0 1 2018 (SJ) 14 6 630 0 0 9 6 0 0 0 0 2019 (SJ) 25 23 1,959 2 1 12 0 7 0 0 0 Career 118 66 6,103 3 5 96 25 11 0 0 1

How He Joined The ClubSigned as the club’s first Homegrown Player on Jan. 22, 2014.

The Burrito BowlSelected by Landon Donovan to participate in the 2016 Chipotle Homegrown Game and captained the team against Mexico’s U-20 National Team at Avaya Stadium.

Lone RangerNotched the first goal for the Homegrown team in the competition’s history during the 1-1 tie against Club America’s U-20s in 2015.

Red, White and BlueCompeted with the U.S. U-20 National Team at the FIFA U-20 World Cup in New Zealand in 2015.


10 VAKOMIDFIELDER OZURGETI, GEORGIA

5-9 177 1-29-93


How He Joined The ClubSigned as the team’s youngest Designated Player ever on June 22, 2017.

Well-TraveledPreviously competed in Georgia, the Netherlands and Poland. Played for Vitesse in the Netherlands for six years, also spending a year on loan with powerhouse Legia Warsaw, where he won the Polish championship.

Georgia National TeamHas made 55 appearances for the Georgia National Team, scoring eight goals, since making his intl. debut in 2014.

Standout PerformerEarned MLS Team of the Week honors for Weeks 17, 19, 20 and 21, and was named MLS Player of the Week for Week 17.


8 CHRIS WONDOLOWSKIFORWARD DANVILLE, CA

6-0 170 1-28-83

GP GS MIN G A SHT CK YC RC GWG GWA 2005 (SJ) 2 0 5 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2006 (HOU) 6 4 198 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 2007 (HOU) 16 3 307 1 1 6 0 0 0 0 0 2008 (HOU) 8 1 125 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 2009 (HOU/SJ) 21 11 1,141 5 2 31 0 4 0 1 0 2010 (SJ) 28 26 2,308 18 1 68 0 3 0 9 0 2011 (SJ) 30 30 2,672 16 3 109 0 3 0 5 0 2012 (SJ) 32 31 2,813 27 7 127 0 3 0 11 0 2013 (SJ) 20 20 2,610 11 3 101 1 5 0 8 0 2014 (SJ) 26 26 2,340 14 4 77 0 2 0 0 1 2015 (SJ) 31 30 2,688 16 2 91 0 3 0 2 1 2016 (SJ) 30 30 2,697 12 3 78 0 0 0 2 0 2017 (SJ) 34 34 3,041 13 8 79 0 3 0 1 5 2018 (SJ) 34 23 2,289 10 5 58 0 3 0 1 1 2019 (SJ) 27 19 1,630 13 2 68 0 3 0 4 0 Career 354 297 26,864 157 41 899 2 34 0 44 8

How He Joined The ClubAcquired via trade with Houston on June 9, 2009. Was originally selected by the Earthquakes in the fourth round (No. 41 overall) of the 2005 MLS Supplemental Draft.

#WondoWatchedHis four goals on May 18 catapulted him ahead of Landon Donovan as the league’s all-time leading goal-scorer.

Rewriting the Record BooksRanks at the top of the heap in goals (1st; 157), game-winning goals (1st; 44), road goals (1st; 72) and goals for one club (1st; 153) among all players in league history.

Consistency Is KeyOnly player in MLS history to score 10+ goals in 10 consecutive seasons.

17 DANIEL VEGAGOALKEEPER CUTRAL CÓ, ARGENTINA

6-2 200 6-3-84How He Joined The ClubSigned on Jan. 18, 2019.

In His Native LandsPlayed for Argentina’s Nueva Chicago from 2004-07 before joining powerhouse River Plate. Vega made 76 appearances for Los Millonarios before moving to Europe to play for Anorthosis in 2013.

In The StatesAllowed a league-low 28 goals allowed throughout 32 games with Miami FC. Led Miami FC 2 and led them to a NPSL championship before joining the Tampa Bay Rowdies (USL).

Between the PostsVega is tied for fourth most shutouts in the Western Conference this season with six.

MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER STATISTICS GP GS MIN SHT SVS GA GAA W L T SO 2019 (SJ) 28 28 2,520 121 78 43 1.59 13 10 5 7 Career 28 28 2,520 121 78 43 1.59 13 10 5 7


14 JACKSON YUEILLMIDFIELDER BLOOMINGTON, MN

5-10 194 3-19-97


How He Joined The ClubSelected in the first round (No. 6 overall) of the 2017 MLS SuperDraft as a Generation adidas player.

Record HolderSet an NCAA record with three assists in 32 minutes on Sept. 5, 2016 in UCLA’s match against the Univ. of Akron.

National Team PlayerMade his USMNT debut in a friendly against Jamaica on June 5, 2019.

Turning HeadsYueill received MLS Team of The Week honors three times this season: Week 9, 12 and 19.

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MTL MIN NYR LFC POR HOU KC SEA DAL CIN NE CHI TOR DC DAL HOU LA MIN RSL LA VAN COL CLB COL KC LFC VAN ORL

1-2 0-3 1-4 0-5 3-0 1-2 4-1 2-2 0-0 1-0 1-3 4-1 2-1 1-1 2-2 2-0 3-0 1-3 1-0 3-1 3-1 3-1 1-1 1-2 1-2 0-4 3-1 3-0

3 Francois Affolter 90D

6 Shea Salinas 26 90D 90M 59M 90M 90M 69M 72M 90M 88M 90M 87M 15 24 24 19 8 19 18 58M 14 26 10

7 Magnus Eriksson 69M 90M 90M 90M 76M 90M 90M 75M 84M 90M 90M 90M 73M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M

8 Chris Wondolowski 90F 90F 90F 90F 20 10 4 6 1 29 89F 84F 90F 90F 89F 87F 61F 90F 62F 74F 60F 11 64F 67F 20 81F 81F

9 Danny Hoesen 16 26 11 45 90F 90F 80F 86F 90F 89F 90F 17 90M 3 29 16 28 16 30 90F 32 23 90F 9

10 Cristian Espinoza 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 80M 90M 90M 51M 79M 90M 90M 90M 75M 90M 90M 90M 83M 90M 79M 90M 90M 80M 90M

11 Vako Qazaishvili 90M 64M 78M 45M 14 31 15 3 45 11 6 90M 77M 88M 90M 90M 90M 90M 82M 79M 90M 90M 90M 90M 70M 81M

12 Matt Bersano

14 Jackson Yueill 21 12 45 90M 70M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M

15 Jimmy Ockford

17 Daniel Vega 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G

18 JT Marcinkowski

19 Siad Haji 24 1 3 13

20 Anibal Godoy 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 84M 90M 90M

21 Carlos Fierro 32 26 9 9

22 Tommy Thompson 29 34 90D 90D 69D 88D 70D 90D 81D 66D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 71D 62D 90D 71D 72D 90D 90D 90D 76D

23 Florian Jungwirth 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D

24 Nick Lima 61D 56D 62D 21 2 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 28 90D 90D 90D 90D 76D 64D

25 Andres Rios 22 70M 20 14

26 Eric Calvillo 28 45M

27 Marcos Lopez 90D 64D 28 62D 87D 18 70D 90D 90D 66D 66D 71D 11 64D 90D 90D

28 Andrew Tarbell

29 Jacob Akanyirige

31 Harold Cummings 74D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 87D 90D 61D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D

33 Paul Marie 10 90D 72D 20 14 19 7

35 Gilbert Fuentes 2

37 Guram Kashia 90D 90D 90D 90D 9 6 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D

44 Cade Cowell

89 Kevin Partida 1

93 Judson 90M 90M 79M 45M 20 79M 21 18 2 90M 90M 88M 76M 74M 90M 90M 90M 90M 58M 68M 90M 90M

96 Luis Felipe 11 2 26

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Game log:

Game #1 03/02/2019 SJ 1 vs MTL 2 L Eriksson 1 (Qazaishvili 1, Godoy 1) 11

Game #2 03/09/2019 SJ 0 vs MIN 3 L

Game #3 03/16/2019 SJ 1 at NYR 4 L Espinoza 1 (Eriksson 1) 5

Game #4 03/30/2019 SJ 0 vs LFC 5 L

Game #5 04/06/2019 SJ 3 vs POR 0 W Salinas 1 (Espinoza 1) 15; Hoesen 1 (unassisted) 33; Espinoza 2 (unassisted) 34

Game #6 04/13/2019 SJ 1 at HOU 2 L Yueill 1 (Salinas 1) 56

Game #7 04/20/2019 SJ 4 vs KC 1 W Hoesen 2 (Godoy 2) 6; Hoesen 3 (Yueill 1) 12; Salinas 2 (Eriksson 2) 46; Eriksson 2 (unassisted) 61

Game #8 04/24/2019 SJ 2 at SEA 2 T Salinas 3 (Eriksson 3) 34; Salinas 4 (Espinoza 2) 53

Game #9 04/27/2019 SJ 0 at DAL 0 T

Game #10 05/04/2019 SJ 1 vs CIN 0 W Lima 1 (Espinoza 3) 22

Game #11 05/11/2019 SJ 1 at NE 3 L Qazaishvili 1 (Hoesen 1) 88

Game #12 05/18/2019 SJ 4 vs CHI 1 W Wondolowski 1 (Salinas 2) 21; Wondolowski 2 (unassisted) 48; Wondolowski 3 (Espinoza 4) 74; Wondolowski 4 (Yueill 2) 76

Game #13 05/26/2019 SJ 2 at TOR 1 W Wondolowski 5 (Espinoza 5, Jungwirth 1) 37; Wondolowski 6 (Espinoza 6) 81

Game #14 06/01/2019 SJ 1 at DC 1 T Wondolowski 7 (Lima 1) 37

Game #15 06/08/2019 SJ 2 vs DAL 2 T Wondolowski 8 (Eriksson 4, Lopez 1) 46; Eriksson 3 (Thompson 1) 54

Game #16 06/26/2019 SJ 2 vs HOU 0 W Qazaishvili 2 (Eriksson 5, Espinoza 7) 22; Qazaishvili 3 (unassisted) 75

Game #17 06/29/2019 SJ 3 vs LA 0 W Qazaishvili 4 (unassisted) 11; Salinas 5 (Qazaishvili 2) 82; Thompson 1 (Salinas 3) 85

Game #18 07/03/2019 SJ 1 at MIN 3 L Thompson 2 (unassisted) 47+

Game #19 07/06/2019 SJ 1 vs RSL 0 W Hoesen 4 (Marie 1, Espinoza 8) 93+

Game #20 07/12/2019 SJ 3 at LA 1 W Qazaishvili 5 (Yueill 3) 61; Hoesen 5 (Qazaishvili 3) 64; Yueill 2 (unassisted) 85

Game #21 07/20/2019 SJ 3 at VAN 1 W Qazaishvili 6 (Wondolowski 1) 16; Wondolowski 9 (unassisted) 34; Eriksson 4 (Espinoza 9) 79

Game #22 07/27/2019 SJ 3 vs COL 1 W own goal (Abubakar) 2; Qazaishvili 7 (Lima 2) 34; Salinas 6 (Eriksson 6) 83

Game #23 08/03/2019 SJ 1 vs CLB 1 T Eriksson 5 (penalty kick) 41

Game #24 08/10/2019 SJ 1 at COL 2 L Qazaishvili 8 (Hoesen 2) 62

Game #25 08/17/2019 SJ 1 at KC 2 L Wondolowski 10 (Espinoza 10) 25

Game #26 08/21/2019 SJ 0 at LFC 4 L

Game #27 08/24/2019 SJ 3 vs VAN 1 W Judson 1 (Wondolowski 2, Espinoza 11) 7; Wondolowski 11 (Jungwirth 2, Eriksson 7) 34; Rios 1 (Eriksson 8) 73

Game #28 08/31/2019 SJ 3 vs ORL 0 W Eriksson 6 (Yueill 4) 3; Wondolowski 12 (Qazaishvili 4) 20; Wondolowski 13 (Espinoza 12) 33

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U.S. OPEN CUP

# Player 4R R16

SACR LFC

4-3 1-3

3 Francois Affolter 90D 90D

6 Shea Salinas

7 Magnus Eriksson 90M 90M

8 Chris Wondolowski 90F 90F

9 Danny Hoesen

10 Cristian Espinoza 90M 90M

11 Vako Qazaishvili 35 90M

12 Matt Bersano

14 Jackson Yueill 78M

15 Jimmy Ockford 9

17 Daniel Vega

18 JT Marcinkowski

19 Siad Haji 69M

20 Anibal Godoy

22 Tommy Thompson 90D 90D

23 Florian Jungwirth 55D

24 Nick Lima

26 Eric Calvillo 81D 12

27 Marcos Lopez 90D 90D

28 Andrew Tarbell 90G 90G

29 Jacob Akanyirige

31 Harold Cummings

33 Paul Marie

35 Gilbert Fuentes

37 Guram Kashia 90D

44 Cade Cowell 21

89 Kevin Partida

93 Judson 90M

96 Luis Felipe 90M

U.S. OPEN CUP

4R 06/11/2019 SJ 4 vs SACREP 3 W Eriksson (unassisted) 10; Espinoza (penalty kick) 38; Qazaishvili (unassisted) 78; Qazaishvili (Espinoza) 91+

R16 06/20/2019 SJ 1 at LFC 3 W Qazaishvili (Espinoza) 7

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