Utah Royals-Sky Blue match preview

SKY BLUE FC AT UTAH ROYALS FC<br>At Rio Tinto Stadium<br>Kickoff • Saturday, 8 p.m. MDT<br>TV • KMYU<br>Radio • 700 AM<br>Records • Royals 4-3-6, Sky Blue 0-9-3<br>Last meeting • Royals 2-1 win at Sky Blue (June 2)<br>About Sky Blue FC • The lone winless team left in NWSL, Sky Blue is the lowest-scoring team in the league with nine goals in 12 matches. ... Sky Blue is 0-4-2 away from home in New Jersey. ... Sky Blue is coming off earning a 1-1 draw at Portland on Wednesday. ... The organization now holds the record for longest winless start to a season in league history. ... Forward Savannah McCaskill leads the team in goals with three.<br>About the Royals • The Royals have scored one goal in their last three matches. ... Royals have scored 10 goals in 2018, which is tied for the second-lowest goal output in the NWSL. ... New signing Christen Press made her debut Wednesday against Seattle earning the start on the wing. ... The Royals acquired midfielder Makenzy Doniak from North Carolina this week in exchange for a third-round pick and the rights to Heather O’Reilly.



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