How to watch RSL vs. Houston Dynamo

When: 7:30 p.m. Mountain, 6:30 p.m. Pacific
Where: Rio Tinto Stadium; Sandy, Utah
TV: KYMU (2.2 over-the-air)
Web: <a href="http://ksl.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="text-primary hover:underline"> KSL.com (free), ESPN Plus (paid)
Mobile: KSL TV app
Radio: ESPN700 (English), 104.7 FM/107.1 FM (Spanish)

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Original publish date: May 30, 2018

RSL, on the back of their first road win, will try to put together consecutive wins for the first time in 2018.

May 30, 2018

The usual suspects, of course, are out. So, no Tony Beltran, Jordan Allen, Shawn Barry, Demar Phillips, Alex Horwath or Luke Mulholland.
Albert Rusnak is out on international duty with Slovakia.
Joao Plata is still listed as questionable.

Pablo Ruiz seems likely to return to the starting lineup, and I think he won’t be playing at left back this time around. This time, I bet we see him in the midfield, and I bet he plays alongside Kyle Beckerman or Damir Kreilach.
Marcelo Silva might be rotated out to avoid another recurrence of injury, but there’s a bigger question about who replaces him. Would it be more likely to be Nick Besler or David Horst? I don’t know, but I’m looking forward to finding out.
Joao Plata is listed as questionable, but I think he’ll rotate back in on the left side.
Damir Kreilach will almost certainly start, but where? Is he going to replace Kyle Beckerman so he can get his rest, or will he play in Rusnak’s coveted position?
Will Sebastian Saucedo continue in the lineup? He looked excellent only just last match, but he did play 68 minutes, and this is a short turnaround.
Luis Silva will probably start in place of Corey Baird, given he just keeps playing lots of minutes. I think that’s fair, as we’ve got quite a crunch of games coming up.