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Real Salt Lake vs. San Jose Earthquakes: 2026 MLS Final Score and Match Recap
Real Salt Lake vs. San Jose Earthquakes: 2026 MLS Final Score and Match Recap
Real Salt Lake vs. San Jose Earthquakes: 2026 MLS Final Score and Match Recap
Final score: Real Salt Lake 1, San Jose Earthquakes 1. The 2026 MLS regular-season match at America First Field in Sandy, Utah, finished level on Wednesday, October 14. Luc de Fougerolles gave RSL the lead in the 79th minute, but Jack Jasinski equalized for San Jose at 90+4 to take away the home side’s win. The official MLS match summary confirms the score and scorers; Real Salt Lake’s full match recap provides the goal details, lineups, and statistics.
A generic mountain-backed stadium scene; the October 14 match was played at America First Field in Sandy.
How the 1–1 draw unfolded
The teams went into halftime scoreless. RSL created several chances after the break, including a Noel Caliskan header and efforts from Morgan Guilavogui and Sergi Solans that San Jose goalkeeper Angus Gunn stopped. Kobi Henry also came close with a sliding volley from close range, but the attempt went just over the crossbar. Those missed chances left the match open even as Real Salt Lake built pressure.
That second-half push finally produced a goal in the 79th minute. Aiden Hezarkhani played the ball to Juan Manuel Sanabria near the edge of the penalty area. Sanabria turned wide and laid it off for de Fougerolles, who drove a low shot off the far post and into the net. It was the Canadian center back’s first home start for RSL and his second goal contribution in as many matches, according to the club recap.
San Jose found its response deep into stoppage time. At 90+4, a ball deflected up off Sanabria and dropped to Jasinski, who hit a first-time volley into the bottom-left corner. RSL’s recap lists the goal as unassisted. The late finish made the final score 1–1 and ended the hosts’ chance to claim all three points.
Players in unmarked kits challenge for the ball in a generic match scene, not a depiction of the RSL–San Jose fixture.
Goal timeline
79’ — Real Salt Lake 1–0: Luc de Fougerolles, assisted by Juan Manuel Sanabria and Aiden Hezarkhani.
90+4’ — Real Salt Lake 1–1 San Jose: Jack Jasinski, unassisted.
Match stats: RSL created more shots
The official club recap recorded 22 shots for Real Salt Lake and 16 for San Jose. RSL also led 8–2 in shots on goal, while saves were even at three apiece. Both teams earned five corner kicks. The numbers show why the home side had opportunities to extend its lead, while the final score reflects San Jose’s ability to find a goal late.
Statistic
Real Salt Lake
San Jose
Shots
22
16
Shots on goal
8
2
Saves
3
3
Corner kicks
5
5
Fouls
11
9
Starting lineups and coaches
Real Salt Lake started in a 5-4-1 under head coach Pablo Mastroeni, with Rafael Cabral in goal; Dominik Marczuk, Luc de Fougerolles, Philip Quinton, Kobi Henry, and Juan Sanabria across the back; Saba Lobjanidze, Morgan Guilavogui, Stijn Spierings, and Noel Caliskan in midfield; and Sergi Solans up front.
San Jose used a 5-3-2 under head coach Bruce Arena: Angus Gunn; Paul Marie, Max Floriani, Dave Romney, Reid Roberts, and Jamar Ricketts; Ian Harkes, Nick Fernandez, and Beau Leroux; with Preston Judd and Ouessei Bouda leading the attack. Jasinski entered from the bench and scored the equalizer.
Match date, venue, and kickoff time
The fixture was played on October 14, 2026, at America First Field in Sandy, Utah. Real Salt Lake’s matchday listing set kickoff for 7:30 p.m. Mountain Time. Because daylight saving time was in effect in Utah on that date, the venue’s time was 7:30 p.m. Mountain Daylight Time (MDT, UTC−06:00) on Wednesday, October 14. The same moment was 01:30 UTC on Thursday, October 15. For San Jose, California, it was 6:30 p.m. Pacific Daylight Time (PDT, UTC−07:00) on October 14.
A close view of a soccer ball at the touchline, with the goal and stands out of focus.
RSL’s pregame page listed Apple TV as the television service and named English- and Spanish-language announcers. That page records the announced live listing; replay access can vary by service and region. Check the provider’s current match page if you are looking for a replay.
What the result meant in the Western Conference
A regular-season draw gives each club one point. In its postmatch report, RSL listed its record at 9-14-6 with 33 points and 11th place in the Western Conference; San Jose was 13-8-8 with 47 points and fifth. Those figures are the standings snapshot reported after the October 14 match, not a live table for later dates. The point totals give useful context for the result without implying that one draw decided either club’s playoff position.
October 14, 2026, 7:30 p.m. MDT (UTC−06:00); October 15, 01:30 UTC
RSL scorer
Luc de Fougerolles, 79’
San Jose scorer
Jack Jasinski, 90+4’
Match information checked October 17, 2026. Goal descriptions, statistics, lineups, and the matchday standings snapshot are attributed to Real Salt Lake’s official recap; the final score is also confirmed by Major League Soccer.