Showing posts with label New York City FC. Show all posts
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Saturday, August 01, 2020

MLS Is Back Tournament: Timbers Overpower CityZens To Get Shot At Philly

At Bay Lake, Florida:

Sebastian Blanco (43'), Diego Valeri (65'), and Andy Polo (75') each scored once on Saturday as the Portland Timbers overpowered New York City 3-1 in the last quarterfinal-round contest of the MLS Is Back Tournament.

Jesus Medina converted a penalty kick in the 27th for the CityZens' lone goal.


The Timbers will take on the Philadelphia Union this coming Wednesday in a semifinal matchup at 5:00 PM Pacific Time (Fox Sports One/TUDN), with a berth in the August 11 final (against the Minnesota United-Orlando City winner).

Monday, July 08, 2019

Timbers Knock Off CityZens In The Bronx

At New York:

Sebastian Blanco came through with his 14th-minute goal on Sunday as the Portland Timbers knocked off New York City 1-0 in a Major League Soccer match on the road, ending the hosts' club-record 12-match unbeaten streak.

Goalkeeper Steve Clark made five saves to preserve his third shutout of the season.

Next up for the Timbers, a US Open Cup road quarterfinal contest against the Los Angeles Football Club on Wednesday at 7:30 PM Pacific Time; Portland's next MLS match will be at home on Saturday at 8:00 PM Pacific Time against the Colorado Rapids which will be telecast on the Timbers' TV Network via KPDX-TV, Portland-Vancouver (both games will be streamed live on ESPN+).

Monday, April 23, 2018

Timbers Dominate Visiting Citizens

At Portland, Oregon:


Sebastian Blanco (26'), Fanendo Adi (38') and Larrys Mabiala (66') each scored once while Jeff Attinella, in making three saves,  posted his----and his team's-----first shutout of the season on Sunday as the Portland Timbers dominated visiting New York City 3-0 in Major League Soccer action, handing the Citizens their first defeat of the season.


The next Timbers contest is set for Saturday May 5 at 7:30 PM Pacific Time (telecast over the Timbers' broadcast network via Portland's KPTV) on the road against the San Jose Earthquakes.

Saturday, September 09, 2017

Timbers Knock Off Citizens In The Bronx, Take Over Top Spot In West Standings

At New York:

In Saturday Major League Soccer action, Deigo Valeri's goal in the 44th minute lifted the Portland Timbers to a 1-0 road victory over New York City----and first place in the Western Conference standings.

DV8 became only the fourth player in MLS history to scored at least one goal in seven straight games.  He also set a Timbers MLS-era single-season record with his 17th tally of 2017.

Jeff Attinella came up with three saves to preserve the shutout and the Portland victory while his NYC FC counterpart Sean Johnson put together a gallant performance with seven saves.

The Timbers' next contest is on the road against Real Salt Lake at 6:30 PM Pacific Time (Timbers Broadcast TV Network via KPDX-TV, Portland-Vancouver).

Sunday, May 15, 2016

Timbers Fall At Home To NYC FC

At Portland, Oregon:

In Sunday Major League Soccer action, David Villa (12') and Tommy McNamara (65') each scored a goal as New York City FC knocked off the Portland Timbers 2-1 on the road.

Fanendo Adi scored for the Timbers in the 55th minute but had to leave the game three minutes later due to a tweaked hamstring.

The Timbers will try to snap their current three-game losing skid with a home victory in next Sunday's Cascadia Cup clash against the Vancouver Whitecaps (1:30 PM Pacific Time, ESPN).

Sunday, April 19, 2015

Timbers Pick Up First Road Win In The Bronx

At the Bronx, New York City:

Dairon Asprilla scored the only goal of the match in the 79th minute on Sunday as the Portland Timbers went into Yankee Stadium and picked up their first Major League Soccer road win of the season, 1-0 over New York City.

Goalkeeper Adam Kwarasey made five saves in picking up his third shutout of the campaign.

The Timbers' next game is next Sunday night at Seattle against the Sounders in a nationally-televised Cascadia Cup clash (6:30 PM Pacific Time, Fox Sports 1).