Showing posts with label New England Revolution. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New England Revolution. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 25, 2019

Timbers Blow Two-Goal In Controversial Fashion, Settle For Home Draw With Revs

At Portland, Oregon:

Gustavo Bou (87') and Carles Gil (PK-90'+7) each scored once on Wednesday as the New England Revolution battled back from two goals down to gain a 2-2 Major League Soccer road draw with the Portland Timbers, who wrapped up a ten-match homestand.

Jeremy Ebobisse scored twice (49', 81') for the Timbers, who climbed up two spots to sixth place in the Western Conference standings.

The Timbers will visit Sporting Kansas City this coming Sunday at 4:30 PM Pacific Time (ROOT Sports Northwest; ESPN+).

Saturday, September 01, 2018

Timbers Gain Road Draw With Revs

At Foxborough, Massachusetts:

Lawrence Olum's equalizer in the 70th minute on Saturday carried the Portland Timbers to a 1-1 Major League Soccer road deadlock with the New England Revolution.

Scott Caldwell scored in the 58th minute for the hosts.

The Timbers' next match is this coming Saturday night at home against the Colorado Rapids (7:30 PM Pacific Time; broadcast on the Timbers' TV network via KPDX-TV, Portland; streamed live on ESPN+).

Sunday, April 02, 2017

Timbers Forced To Settle For Home Draw With Revs

At Portland, Oregon:

In the lone Sunday Major League Soccer contest, Lee Nguyen's equalizer in the 84th minute lifted the New England Revolution to a 1-1 road draw with the Portland Timbers.

Diego Valeri scored for the Timbers in the 12th minute on a beautifully-executed goal.

Portland will pay a visit on the Philadelphia Union for a contest this coming Saturday at Chester, Pennsylvania at 4:00 PM Pacific Time (ROOT Sports Northwest).

Thursday, April 28, 2016

Own Goal Cost Timbers Shot At Victory As Portland Settles For Road Deadlock With Revs

At Foxborough, Massachusetts:

Jermaine Taylor's own goal enabled the New England Revolution to salvage a Wednesday night 1-1 Major League Soccer home draw with the Portland Timbers.

Jack Barmby scored for the Timbers in the 64th minute.

Portland will host Toronto FC this coming Sunday at 12:30 PM Pacific Time on ESPN.

Saturday, June 06, 2015

FanendoMania Returns As Timbers Blank Revs For Third Straight Win

At Portland, Oregon:

Fanendo Adi scored twice in the final minutes (86', 89') on Saturday as the Portland Timbers picked up their third consecutive victory---a first for their Major League Soccer regular-season existence---with a 2-0 blanking of the visiting New England Revolution.

Portland's next competitive match will be a US Open Cup fourth-round road contest against the Seattle Sounders on June 16 at Tukwila, Washington at 7:30 PM Pacific Time.

The Timbers' next MLS contest will be at home on June 20 against the Houston Dynamo at 7:30 PM Pacific Time (Timbers' broadcast network, via KPTV, Portland).

Monday, December 08, 2014

GALAXY SET RECORD WITH FIFTH MLS CUP CHAMPIONSHIP; ROBBIE KEANE SCORES GAME WINNER IN OT; LD GOES OUT A CHAMP; REVOLUTION 0-5 IN MLS CUP FINALS

At Carson, California:

Robbie Keane (the league's---and game's Most Valuable Player) scored the winning goal in the 111th minute on Sunday as the Los Angeles Galaxy won their record-breaking Major League Soccer Cup championship 2-1 in overtime over the visiting New England Revolution as Landon Donovan, in his final match as a professional, won a sixth MLS Cup title.  The Revs are now 0-5 in MLS Cup Finals, losing by one goal to the Galaxy---in overtime---for the third time.

Gyasi Zardes opened the scoring for Los Angeles in the 52nd minute, then Chris Tierney equalized for New England in the 79th as the regulation wound up deadlocked at 1-1.

Saturday, August 16, 2014

Liam Ridgewell's Equalizer Carries Timbers To Road Draw With Revs

At Foxborough, Massachusetts:

Liam Ridgewell's equalizer in the 65th minute, his first MLS goal, enabled the Portland Timbers to gain a 1-1 Saturday night Major League Soccer road draw with the New England Revolution.  Charlie Davies scored for the Revs in the 27th minute.

The Timbers' next match is this coming Tuesday as they begin CONCACAF Champions League (Group Five) action in Georgetown, Guyana against Alpha United FC at 5:00 PM Pacific Time (FOX Soccer Plus).

Portland's next MLS contest is Cascadia Cup clash at home against the Seattle Sounders at 2:00 PM Pacific Time (ESPN 2).

Thursday, May 02, 2013

Revs Survive Offensive Barrage From Timbers To Gain Scoreless Road Draw

At Portland, Oregon:

In the lone Thursday Major League Soccer contest, the Portland Timbers fired 21 shots but couldn't quite find the net as the New England Revolution gained a 0-0 road deadlock.  At least the Timbers' club-record (MLS era) unbeaten streak was stretched to seven games.