Everton's Tim Howard—the United States first-choice goalkeeper and a former MetroStars player—was named MVP of the match, after making three saves during the shootout.

MLS President Mark Abbott joined Real Salt Lake Owner David W. Checketts, Utah Governor Jon M. Huntsman, Jr., and Sandy Mayor Tom Dolan at a press conference at the new Stadium to officially announce the event.

The fan's first XI included Kasey Keller(Seattle), Chad Marshall (Columbus), Wilman Conde (Chicago), Geoff Cameron (Houston), Guillermo Barros Schelotto (Columbus), Stuart Holden (Houston), Freddie Ljungberg (Seattle), Shalrie Joseph (New England), Dwayne De Rosario (Toronto), Conor Casey (Colorado), and Landon Donovan (Los Angeles).

[5] The additional seven players were chosen by head coach Dominic Kinnear of Houston and the Commissioner Don Garber.

[10] The following players fell short of the MLS All-Star First XI in voting:[6] Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply.

Man of the Match: Tim Howard Assistant referees: Joe Fletcher Philippe Briere Fourth official: Terry Vaughn