Real Salt Lake vs. St. Louis CITY SC remains scheduled for Saturday, October 24, 2026, at America First Field in Sandy, Utah. Real Salt Lake lists a 7:30 p.m. Mountain Time kickoff, Apple TV coverage, and a Halloween Night promotion with a pregame costume contest. The latest MLS Player Status Report names three RSL players as out and two as questionable; it lists three St. Louis players as out. The current MLS disciplinary summary does not list a suspension for either club for this fixture.
| Detail | Confirmed information |
|---|---|
| Competition | 2026 MLS regular season, RSL Match 31 |
| Venue date | Saturday, October 24, 2026 |
| Kickoff in Sandy | 7:30 p.m. MDT (UTC−06:00) |
| UTC kickoff | Sunday, October 25, 2026, at 01:30 UTC |
| Venue | America First Field, Sandy, Utah |
| Streaming listing | Apple TV |
| Promotion | Halloween Night, with a pregame costume contest |
RSL’s official matchday guide identifies St. Louis CITY SC as the opponent, names America First Field, and lists the kickoff as 7:30 p.m. MT. St. Louis’s match preview also confirms the Saturday, October 24 fixture, venue, and Apple TV stream. The MLS match page lists the same matchup.
For fans attending at the stadium, the listed start is 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, October 24, in Sandy. RSL uses “MT” in its guide; because daylight saving time is still in effect on this date, the precise abbreviation is Mountain Daylight Time, or MDT (UTC−06:00). The National Institute of Standards and Technology says U.S. daylight saving time in 2026 runs through November 1, when clocks change at 2 a.m. local time. October 24 therefore falls before the change.
Adding six hours to 7:30 p.m. MDT gives 01:30 UTC on Sunday, October 25. The date differs because UTC is ahead of Utah time. The official MLS schedule displays the match at 1:30 a.m. UTC, while RSL’s ticket listing and match guide use October 24 for the venue date. Use the Sandy date for local plans and the UTC timestamp when comparing international schedules.
Both clubs list Apple TV for this match. RSL’s guide names Mike Watts and Marcelo Balboa for the English-language call and Oscar Salazar for the Spanish-language call. The St. Louis preview independently lists the same Apple TV stream and talent. The club listings establish the match’s coverage destination; viewers should check their Apple TV app or the clubs’ matchday pages before kickoff in case a listing changes.
Real Salt Lake’s single-game ticket page also continues to promote the October 24 home match. That page is the place to check current ticket availability, while the matchday guide is the source for the game’s broadcast details. The listed coverage is streaming on Apple TV; no separate national television channel is identified in the club guides.
RSL is promoting the game as Halloween Night. The club invites fans to wear costumes and advertises a pregame costume contest. The event is scheduled one week before Halloween, on Saturday, October 24. RSL’s single-game ticket page and matchday guide carry the promotion. The announcement confirms the contest but does not provide all entry procedures or costume rules, so check current venue information before making plans.
America First Field is in Sandy, south of Salt Lake City. Allow time for parking, entry, and any event activities before the 7:30 p.m. MDT kickoff. Fans should use the club’s current matchday information for transportation, stadium policies, and any updates to the pregame schedule rather than relying on older event details.
The MLS Player Status Report for the Saturday, October 24 matchday lists Juan Jose Arias (hamstring), Emeka Eneli (knee), and Diego Luna (knee) as out for Real Salt Lake. Lukas Engel (hamstring) and Justen Glad (adductor) are listed as questionable. For St. Louis CITY SC, the report lists goalkeeper Roman Bürki (concussion protocol), Alex Matan (lower leg), and Celio Pompeu (knee) as out. These are the statuses in the league report available on October 24; a status designation is not a confirmed starting lineup, and late changes may occur.
The MLS Player Status Report does not list a suspended RSL or St. Louis player for this match. The league’s disciplinary summary, dated October 20, identifies suspensions affecting other clubs’ October 24 fixtures, not this matchup. It separately flags players who are one caution away from a suspension: RSL’s Morgan Guilavogui, Colin Guske, and DeAndre Yedlin, and St. Louis’s Chris Durkin, Fallou Fall, and Conrad Wallem. A caution warning is not itself a suspension. Check the league report again near kickoff for any later disciplinary or availability update.
RSL’s most recent league result before this home match was a 3–1 road win over Sporting Kansas City on October 17. In its official recap, the club says Morgan Guilavogui scored twice and Sergi Solans added a goal. RSL described the result as ending a 13-game winless streak away from home. The win gives the Utah side a positive result to build on, but it does not determine how Saturday’s match will unfold.
St. Louis arrives after a midweek U.S. Open Cup final against Columbus Crew. The club’s match preview reports a 0–0 score after regulation and extra time, followed by a 5–3 victory in the penalty shootout. The preview calls it the first trophy in club history and says the win secured a place in the 2027 Concacaf Champions Cup. It is separate from this MLS regular-season fixture, and the cup result does not change the confirmed kickoff or venue.
RSL’s October 23 preview placed the club 10th in the Western Conference with 36 points and St. Louis second with 51 points. Those standings and the close of the regular season make the match meaningful for both sides, but positions can change as other results come in. The current official match materials confirm the fixture information and player-status report; they do not announce starting elevens or guarantee any player’s participation beyond the report’s status labels.
As of the latest official listings checked on October 24, Real Salt Lake vs. St. Louis CITY SC remains set for America First Field, with Apple TV coverage and RSL’s Halloween Night promotion. The match begins Saturday evening in Sandy and crosses into Sunday on the UTC calendar.
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