Real Salt Lake finished Saturday’s match in a draw, but more importantly, with a shutout. After weeks of frustration, Head Coach Jeff Cassar has been eager to see his team with some kind of reward. The shutout was just that. In a recent article by James Edward from the Desert News, Cassar emphasizes on what the shutout means for RSL and their confidence as a team.
Now, with confidence on the defensive end, Real looks to build confidence on the offensive end and hit the net more often than not and Cassar believes they can do it.
“We have to keep believing in the things that we’re doing. We’re doing a lot of things right. Not being rewarded for it,” he said. “Myself, staff and players, we have full confidence in all of our players … but right now I feel it’s my son’s soccer net that he’s playing on, it’s just small right now.”
With all that said, RSL will have a couple games this week where they will have opportunities to find the back of the net.
Read the latest from James Edward article in the link below.
Deseret News: Real Salt Lake settles for another draw at home
Deseret News: RSL's Kyle Beckerman named to ninth MLS All-Star team
RSL.com: Game at a Glance: Real Salt Lake 0-0 New England Revolution
RSL.com: Kyle Beckerman Named to the 2016 AT&T MLS All-Star Team
RSL.com: Players to Watch: FC Internazionale
RSL Soapbox: RSL continue tying at home, draw 0-0 with New England Revolution
RSL Soapbox: Jordan Allen should start at the 10, begin Morales succession
Salt Lake Tribune: Real Salt Lake, Revolution tussle in scoreless draw
Salt Lake Tribune: Captain Kyle Beckerman named an MLS All-Star for ninth time
KSL.com: RSL, New England play to scoreless draw
KSL.com: RSL’s Beckerman named to MLS All-Star roster
