“Sergi Solans breaks the deadlock, assisted by Diego Luna, after Zach Booth had twice gone close with right- and left-footed efforts in the preceding minutes.”
Pivotal“Zach Booth doubles Real Salt Lake's lead five minutes into the second half, putting the tie beyond Atlante's reach and triggering a devastating spell of attacking play.”
Pivotal“Lukas Engel makes it 3-0 just four minutes after Booth's goal, Morgan Guilavogui providing the assist as RSL exploit a shell-shocked Atlante defence.”
Pivotal“Yellow cards for both Edgar Jiménez and Diego Luna in the same minute reflect the growing frustration on both sides as the contest descends into ill-temper.”
“Substitute Pablo Ruiz puts the finishing touch on a commanding RSL victory, converting in stoppage time to complete a 4-0 rout.”
Outstanding performance

Real Salt Lake controlled this Leagues Cup tie with growing authority, opening the scoring through Sergi Solans in the 17th minute before a chaotic three-goal burst between the 50th and 54th minutes effectively ended Atlante as a contest. The stats tell a nuanced story — Atlante actually edged dangerous attacks 27 to 25 and won more corners, suggesting they were not without ambition, but RSL's clinical edge in front of goal was the decisive factor: eight shots on target to Atlante's four. Zach Booth was the catalyst throughout, troubling the Atlante backline repeatedly before converting to make it 2-0, and Lukas Engel capitalised moments later to make it three within four second-half minutes. Atlante's indiscipline — four yellow cards, 14 fouls — compounded their problems, and Pablo Ruiz added a late fourth to confirm a comfortable RSL victory that strengthens their Leagues Cup campaign.
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