Showing posts with label DC United. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DC United. Show all posts

Sunday, September 15, 2019

Timbers Fall At Home To DC

At Portland, Oregon:

An own goal in the 25th minute from Bill Tuiloma proved costly as DC United knocked off the Portland Timbers 1-0 on the road in Sunday Major League Soccer action.

Bill Hamid saved four saves for the shutout and victory.

The Timbers will try to get back on the winning track when they host the New York Red Bulls this coming Wednesday night at 7:30 PM (Timbers TV Network via KPDX-TV, Portland-Vancouver; ESPN+).

Wednesday, August 15, 2018

Wayne Rooney Helps DC United Ambush Visiting Timbers

At Washington:

Wayne Rooney scored twice (43', 68') while Oniel Fisher (47') and Darren Mattocks (90'+1) each added a goal on Wednesday night as DC United dominated the visiting Portland Timbers  4-1 in Major League Soccer action, ruining the guests' Audi Field debut.

Samuel Armenteros scored for the Timbers in the 35th minute.

Portland will next pay a visit on Sporting Kansas City, Saturday at 5:30 PM Pacific Time (to be aired over the Timbers broadcasting network via KPDX, Portland; streamed live over ESPN+).

Sunday, October 15, 2017

Timbers Thump DCU, Clinch Playoff Berth

At Portland, Oregon:

In Sunday Major League Soccer action, Sebastian Blanco scored twice (60', 86') while Diego Valeri (PK-45'+4) and Alvas Powell (50') each tallied once as the Portland Timbers locked up a berth in the MLS Cup Playoffs after their 4-0 home demolition of DC United.

Goalkeeper Jeff Attinella made five saves to preserve the shutout.

The Timbers will wrap up their regular-season schedule with a home Cascadia Cup clash against the Vancouver Whitecaps at 1:00 PM Pacific Time (ROOT Sports Northwest).  A victory would give Portland the Western Conference regular-season title as well as the Cascadia Cup (for the first time in five years).

Saturday, August 13, 2016

Timbers Wilt In Hot DC

At Washington:

In a Saturday Major League Soccer contest that saw its' opening kickoff delayed by an hour due to excessive heat in the nation's capital, Steve Birnbaum (7') and Luciano Acosta (29') each produced a goal as DC United blanked the visiting Portland Timbers 2-0.

The win snapped the hosts' six-match winless streak while the guests are still looking for their first league road win of 2016.

The Timbers will travel to Seattle for a nationally-televised Cascadia Cup clash against the Sounders, set for next Sunday evening at 6:30 PM (Fox Sports 1).

Wednesday, May 27, 2015

Maxi's Goal Holds Up As Timbers Knock Off DC United At Home

At Portland, Oregon:

Maximiliano Urruti scored the only goal of the match in the fifth minute as the Portland Timbers defeated visiting DC United 1-0 in Wednesday Major League Soccer action.

The Timbers will travel to Commerce City, Colorado for a Saturday night clash with the Colorado Rapids at 6:00 PM Pacific Time.  The game will be broadcast on the Timbers' TV network via Portland-Vancouver's KPDX-TV.

Saturday, May 03, 2014

Portland Timbers, Winless No More: Maxi's Late Heroics Sink DC United

At Portland, Oregon:

Maximiliano Urruti delivered the winning goal deep into second-half stoppage time (90'+4) as the Portland Timbers picked up their first Major League Soccer victory of the season on a rainy Saturday night by defeating visiting DC United 3-2.

The Timbers next will host the Los Angeles Galaxy next Sunday at 11:30 AM Pacific Time (NBC Sports Network).

Saturday, May 25, 2013

Rodney Wallace Haunts Former Team As Timbers Blank Hapless DCU On Road

At Washington:

Rodney Wallace haunted his former team with his goal in the 21st minute as the Portland Timbers stretched their MLS-era club-record unbeaten streak to eleven games on Saturday as they defeated DC United 2-0 on the road.  Darlington Nagbe delivered the insurance goal for the Timbers in the 57th minute.  With two wins on the road this season, Portland has already tied their MLS-era single-season club record for road wins.  Meanwhile, Donovan Ricketts posted a shutout for the Timbers, who stretched DC's winless streak to ten games as they continue with the worst start in their 18-year history.