Diego Rubio scores in stoppage time to help Austin tie Real Salt Lake 1-1
Rubio headed in a cross by Žan Kolmanič for his first MLS goal since June 22, 2024.
William Agada also scored on a header for RSL in the 67th for his second career MLS goal.
Austin (5-6-5) was coming off a 1-all draw with Minnesota United last Saturday when Kolmanič netted his first career goal for the club.
Salt Lake (4-9-3) is winless in six consecutive matches – last winning at San Diego on April 26.
The start of the game was delayed 30 minutes due to lightning in the area.
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