America First Field
Formerly Rio Tinto Stadium (2008–2022)
Home Team Real Salt Lake — MLS, US Open Cup, Leagues Cup, CONCACAF Champions Cup
Utah Royals — NWSL
Real Monarchs — MLS Next Pro
Location Sandy, UT, USA
Capacity 20,213
Opened 2025
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America First Field

America First Field has been shared home to Real Salt Lake (MLS, US Open Cup, Leagues Cup, CONCACAF Champions Cup), Utah Royals (NWSL), and Real Monarchs (MLS Next Pro) since 2025, located in Sandy, UT. It has a capacity of 20,213. The venue was previously known as Rio Tinto Stadium (2008–2022).

Game Log Statistics

Per the Sports Logbook database.

League Games SLB Logged Games Highest-scoring game Lowest-scoring game
MLS 284 3 Salt Lake 5 – Colorado 3 (2024-05-18) Real Salt Lake 0 – Minnesota 0 (2024-10-29)
Leagues Cup 10 0 América 2 – Real Salt Lake 2 (2025-07-30) Real Salt Lake 1 – Querétaro 0 (2025-08-06)
MLS Next Pro 9 0
CONCACAF Champions Cup 1 0
US Open Cup 1 0 Real Salt Lake 3 – LA Galaxy 2 (2023-06-07) Real Salt Lake 3 – LA Galaxy 2 (2023-06-07)

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Attendance:

League Largest Crowd Smallest Crowd
MLS 21810 – Salt Lake vs LAFC (2022-08-06) 2770 – Salt Lake vs Kansas City (2020-11-08)
Leagues Cup 20956 – Salt Lake vs Atlas (2024-08-01) 10507 – Salt Lake vs Seattle (2023-07-22)
US Open Cup 20712 – Real Salt Lake vs LA Galaxy (2023-06-07) 20712 – Real Salt Lake vs LA Galaxy (2023-06-07)

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Games by Year

Year Total
2008 4 4
2009 16 16
2010 16 16
2011 18 18
2012 18 18
2013 19 19
2014 18 18
2015 17 17
2018 18 18
2019 18 18
2020 10 10
2021 25 25
2022 17 17
2023 22 18 3 1
2024 19 18 1
2025 27 17 3 6 1
2026 23 17 3 3

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Other Teams & Events

Leagues Cup

  • América — Neutral site venue, 2025
  • CF Monterrey — Neutral site venue, 2023
  • León — Neutral site venue, 2023
  • Tigres — Neutral site venue, 2026

While known as Rio Tinto Stadium

MLS

  • Everton — Former home venue, 2009
  • MLS All Stars — Former home venue, 2009
  • Real Salt Lake — Former home venue, 2008–2022
  • Vancouver Whitecaps FC — Neutral site venue, 2021

NWSL

  • Utah Royals FC — Former home venue, 2017–2020

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