Minnesota United FC v Real Salt Lake

MLS·Matchday 15

All thirty clubs: fifteen in the Eastern Conference and fifteen in the Western Conference, the same field as 2025 — San Diego FC, who joined that year, are the newest. Each club plays its fourteen conference rivals home and away and six clubs from the other conference once, 34 games in all; every game counts in its own conference table, three points for a win. Clubs level on points are separated by wins, then goal difference, then goals scored, then their head-to-head record; the league's later steps (disciplinary points, home and away splits) are not applied here, so clubs still level share a place. Seeds one to seven in each conference go straight to Round One of the playoffs; eight and nine play a single Wild Card game, hosted by the eighth, for the last place. The best record across both conferences wins the Supporters' Shield.

Minnesota United FC

1–1 Full time Saturday 23 May

Real Salt Lake

M. Gonzalez 90+3′

Chadwick Zachary Booth 22′

Allianz Field · kick-off 16:30

New York time

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What happened

14 on the timeline

90+3′ ⚽ M. Gonzalez

Header · Minnesota United FC · assist J. Pereyra · 1–1

87′ ⇄ G. Dillon

Substitution · Real Salt Lake

Substitution, Real Salt Lake. Griffin Dillon replaces Stijn Spierings.

87′ ⇄ S. Junqua

Substitution · Real Salt Lake

Substitution, Real Salt Lake. Samuel Junqua replaces Lukas Engel because of an injury.

83′ ⇄ Marcus Caldeira