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Noel Caliskan scores 1st career goal in MLS, Real Salt Lake beats St. Louis 3-2

Noel Caliskan scores 1st career goal in MLS, Real Salt Lake beats St. Louis 3-2

Washington Post2 days ago
SANDY, Utah — Noel Caliskan scored his first career goal in MLS, Diogo Goncalves added his first goal of the season and Real Salt Lake beat St. Louis City 3-2 on Saturday night.
Rafael Cabral had four saves for Real Salt Lake (6-10-4), which won for just the second time in its last 10 games.
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