History of the RSL

Real Salt Lake is a professional soccer team based in Utah that competes in Major League Soccer (MLS). Since its inception, the club has established itself as one of the top teams in MLS and continues to be a force to be reckoned with. Founded in 2005, Real Salt Lake quickly became an integral part of the local sports culture and began competing at Rio Tinto Stadium shortly after its formation.

The first few years for RSL were filled with successes on and off the field. The team made it all way to the MLS Cup finals twice during this period but unfortunately lost both times; however, they did manage to win two US Open Cups titles within three years of being founded, which was quite impressive given their short history as a franchise up until then. In 2009, RSL finally broke through by winning their first-ever MLS Cup title against LA Galaxy, thanks mainly due to goalkeeper Nick Rimando’s heroics throughout the playoff run leading up to the final match day, where he kept a clean sheet, thus helping his side lift the coveted trophy home for good!

Rimando's performance wasn't only limited there. However - over the next couple of seasons, he went on become the most decorated player franchise’s history, amassing numerous individual accolades along the way, including four consecutive Goalkeeper Year awards from 2010-2013, which helped propel Real Salt Lake into becoming perennial playoff contenders each year since then making them one most consistent sides league today! Additionally, the club also added another US Open cup title during the 2013 season, giving them a total of three championships so far since joining the competition back in 2005, showing just how successful the venture has been thus far despite some early disappointments along the road towards glory days now enjoyed by supporters alike who continue cheer squad every week no matter what outcome may be – something extraordinary indeed that makes unique amongst rest teams North American soccer landscape!