Timbers Hold Off Caps In Vancouver Cascade Cup Clash

At BC Place, Vancouver, British Columbia:

In their first Cascadia Cup clash of 2022, the Portland Timbers, with goals from Dairon Asprilla (PK-42'), Jaroslaw Niezgoda (60'), and Yimmi Chara (78'), held off the Vancouver Whitecaps 3-2 on the road in Major League Soccer action.

Cristian Dajome (76') and Ryan Gauld (PK-90'+6) delivered the Whitecaps' tallies.

Timbers Top Whitecaps At Home, Move To Top Of West Standings

 At Portland, Oregon:

Yimmy Chara's goal in the 61st minute on Sunday carried the Portland Timbers to a 1-0 home victory over the Vancouver Whitecaps in Major League Soccer action.

The Timbers took over top spot in the Western Conference standings with two regular-season games remaining.

Portland will host the Colorado Rapids in their regular-season home finale on Wednesday at 7:00 PM Pacific Time (Timbers TV Network via KPDX-TV, Portland/ESPN+).

Timbers Make It Three Wins In A Row

 At Portland, Oregon:

Felipe Mora scored the only goal of the match in the fifth minute on Sunday as the Portland Timbers upended the Vancouver Whitecaps 1-0 in Major League Soccer action.

This game, even though it was played in Portland, counted as a Whitecaps home match due to COVID 19-related travel and quarantine restrictions between the United States and Canada.

The Timbers have now won three straight games and four of their five as they now have stretched their unbeaten streak to five games and are still level on points with Seattle atop the Western Conference standings (the Sounders have the goal differential advantage, though).

Portland's next match is at home this coming Saturday night against the Colorado Rapids at 8:00 PM Pacific Time (Timbers TV Network via KPDX-TV, Portland/ESPN+).

Timbers Top Caps In Cascadia Cup Clash

At Portland, Oregon:

Sebastian Blanco (38'), Marvin Loria (55'), and Jeremy Ebobisse (90') each scored once on Saturday as the Portland Timbers opened their 10-game Major League Soccer home stand with a 3-1 Cascadia Cup home victory over the Vancouver Whitecaps.

Theo Bair scored the lone Vancouver goal in the 38th minute.

Next up for the Timbers, a home encounter with the Chicago Fire this coming Wednesday night at 8:00 PM Pacific Time (ROOT Sports Northwest, ESPN+).

Caps Snap Timbers Winning Streak In Cascadia Cup Clash

At Vancouver, British Columbia:

Fredy Montero scored the only goal of the lone Friday Major League Soccer contest in the ninth minute as the Vancouver Whitecaps snapped the Portland Timbers' three-game winning streak with a 1-0 Cascadia Cup home victory.

Goalkeeper Maxime Crepeau saved five shots for the shutout and victory for the Caps.

The Timbers will head to Houston for an encounter against the Dynamo in their next-to-last contest of their 12-game road trip this coming Wednesday at 5:30 PM Pacific Time (ROOT Sports Northwest; ESPN+).

Alphonso Daives And Caps Too Much For Timbers In Regular-Season Finale; Portland To Face FC Dallas On Road In Playoffs

At Vancouver, British Columbia:

In the Major League Soccer regular-season finale for both clubs (as well as 2018's final Cascadia Cup clash), Alphonso Davies, in his final game before joining Bayern Munich in the offseason, scored twice (28', 31') as the Vancouver Whitecaps knocked off the visiting Portland Timbers 2-1.

Andreas Flores scored for the Timbers in the 90th minute.

The Timbers will travel to Frisco, Texas for a MLS Cup knockout round match with FC Dallas this coming Wednesday at 6:30 PM Pacific Time (ROOT Sports Northwest).

Caps Snap Timbers Unbeaten Run In Rose City Cascadia Cup Clash

At Portland, Oregon:

Kei Kamara (14') and Cristian Techera (43') each scored once on Saturday as the Vancouver Whitecaps snapped the Portland Timbers' 15-game Major League Soccer unbeaten streak with a 2-1 Cascadia Cup road victory.

Diego Valeri converted a penalty kick in the 71st minute for the lone Timbers goal; an earlier PK try in the 40th minute by DV8 sailed wide left.

Portland will try to get back on the winning track on Wednesday as they make their first visit to Audi Field for a road match against DC United at 5:00 PM Pacific Time (ROOT Sports Northwest; streamed live on ESPN+).

Timbers Upend Caps, Win West Title And Cascadia Cup

At Portland, Oregon:

In the Major League Soccer regular-season finale for both clubs, Liam Ridgewell (32') and Darren Mattocks (48') each scored once as the Portland Timbers came from behind to knock off the visiting Vancouver Whitecaps 2-1 to win the Cascadia Cup for the first time since 2012 and lock up the Western Conference regular-season championship.

Kendall Waston scored for the Caps in the 29th minute.

The Timbers' next game is slated for next Saturday or Sunday as they open their Western Conference two-game semifinal series on the road (at Houston, Sporting Kansas City, or San Jose), with time and network to be announced.

The return match will be played in Portland on November 5.

Timbers Knock Off Caps In Vancouver In Cascadia Cup Clash

At Vancouver, British Columbia:

In his first Major League Soccer start on Sunday, Jeremy Ebobisse had a hand in both goals, his first career MLS tally in the 14th minute, and, thanks to his boot-heel assist, Sebastian Blanco's game winner in the 49th as the still-shorthanded Portland Timbers snapped a six-match winless streak with a 2-1 Cascadia Cup road win over the Vancouver Whitecaps.

Andrew Jacobsen scored the Caps' lone goal at 45 minutes.

Goalkeeper Jake Gleeson made four saves to preserve the Timbers' victory.

Next up for Portland, a match this coming Saturday evening in Houston against the Dynamo (5:00 PM Pacific Time, ROOT Sports).

Darren Mattocks Haunts Former Team As Timbers Hold Off Caps In Cascadia Cup Clash

At Portland, Oregon:

Darlington Nagbe (18') and Darren Mattocks (40') each scored once on Saturday as the Portland Timbers held off the visiting Vancouver Whitecaps 2-1 in Major League Soccer (and Cascadia Cup) action.

The top spot in the Western Conference, which the Timbers currently occupy, is up for grabs as Portland pays a visit on FC Dallas, next Saturday night at Frisco, Texas (5:00 PM Pacific Time, ROOT Sports Northwest).

Timbers Blow Playoff Spot, Concede Cascadia Cup

At Vancouver, British Columbia:

Giles Barnes scored twice (13', 32') as the Vancouver Whitecaps dominated the visiting Portland Timbers 4-1 in the Major League Soccer season finale for both clubs on Sunday.

The defeat not only cost the Timbers a shot at qualifying for the MLS Cup Playoffs (the first time that has happened to a reigning champ in ten years), it handed the Cascadia Cup to the Whitecaps.

The Timbers ended up going winless on the road in league play, dropping their final seven away matches.

Timbers Outlast Caps In Cascadia Cup Clash, End Losing Skid

At Portland, Oregon:

In Sunday Major League Soccer action, Diego Valeri (PK-4), Jack McInerney (29'), Dairon Asprilla (PK-78'), and Darlington Nagbe (82') each scored once as the Portland Timbers doubled up the visiting Vancouver Whitecaps (4-2) in a Cascadia Cup contest as the hosts snapped a three-game losing skid.

The Timbers will next travel to Bridgeview, Illinois for an encounter this coming Saturday (at 5:30 PM Pacific Time over the Timbers' broadcast television network through Portland's KDPX) against the Chicago Fire.

Caps Overcome Timbers In Cascadia Cup Clash

At Vancouver, British Columbia:

In Saturday Major League Soccer action, Masato Kudo (60') and Christian Bolanos (66') each scored a goal as the Vancouver Whitecaps upended the visiting Portland Timbers 2-1 in a Cascadia Cup clash.

Nat Borchers scored for the Timbers in the 34th minute.

The Timbers will travel to Frisco, Texas for a contest against FC Dallas, set to start at 6:00 PM Pacific Time (ROOT Sports Northwest).

Timbers Settle For 1-1 Cascadia Cup Home Draw With Caps

At Portland, Oregon:

Mathias Laba delivered the equalizer in the 58th minute on Saturday as the Vancouver Whitecaps came back to gain a 1-1 Cascadia Cup road draw with the Portland Timbers, whose Diego Valeri scored in the 34th minute.

The Timbers' next match will be on the road in Frisco, Texas against FC Dallas next Saturday night a 6:00 PM Pacific Time (ROOT Sports Northwest).

Cadcadia Cup Clash: Darlington Nagbe's PK Hits Post As Timbers Settle For Scoreless Home Draw With Whitecaps

At Portland, Oregon:

Darlington Nagbe's penalty kick in the 31st minute hit the right post on Saturday as the Portland Timbers settled for a 0-0 home stalemate with the Vancouver Whitecaps in Major League Soccer (and Cascadia Cup) action.

The Timbers will next travel to Montreal for a match with the Impact next Saturday at 1:00 PM, Pacific Time (ROOT Sports Northwest).

Stoppage-Time Goal Lifts Caps Over Timbers In Cascadia Cup Opener

At Vancouver, British Columbia:

Late substitute Robert Earnshaw netted the game winner in the opening minute of second-half stoppage time as the Vancouver Whitecaps defeated the visiting Portland Timbers 2-1 in Saturday Major League Soccer action.

The contest was the opening match of this year's Cascadia Cup competition.

The Timbers will host FC Dallas next Saturday night at 7:30 PM, Pacific Time (ROOT Sports Northwest).

Timbers Dominate Caps In Cascadia Cup Clash; Portland Now Fifth In Western Conference

At Portland, Oregon:

Fanendo Adi scored twice (66', 69') and Diego Valeri once (28') on Saturday as the Portland Timbers dominated the visiting Vancouver Whitecaps 3-0 in Major League Soccer (and Cascadia Cup) action as the Timbers climbed up to fifth place (and the final playoff berth) in the Western Conference standings, two points in front of the 'Caps with five regular-season games remaining.

The Timbers will host Alpha United FC of Guyana in a CONCACAF Champions League Group-Five match this coming Tuesday at 7:00 PM Pacific Time (Fox Sports 1).

Portland's next MLS match is at Toronto FC next Saturday at 10:00 AM Pacific Time (ROOT Sports Northwest).

Timbers Break Open Cascadia Cup Clash In Second Half, Bury Caps

At Vancouver, British Columbia:

Alvas Powell (51'), Maximiliano Urruti (75'), and Rodney Wallace (79') each delivered a goal on Saturday night as the Portland Timbers climbed up to the fifth and final Major League Soccer Western Conference playoff berth with a 3-0 Cascadia Cup road win over the Vancouver Whitecaps.

The Timbers will host the San Jose Earthquakes on Sunday, September 7 at 12:00 Noon, Pacific Time (ESPN 2, with coverage starting at 11:45 AM).

Caps End Timbers 22-Game Regular-Season Home Unbeaten Run With Cascadia Cup Win

At Portland, Oregon:

Pedro Morales converted two penalty kicks (16', 26') while Erik Hurtado (45'+4) and Jordan Harvey (49') each tallied once as the Vancouver Whitecaps snapped the Portland Timbers' 22-match regular-season home undefeated streak on Sunday with a 4-3 Cascadia Cup victory in Major League Soccer action.

The Timbers will try to get their act together next Saturday when they visiting Real Salt Lake (7:00 PM Pacific Time, ROOT Sports Northwest).

Timbers, Caps Battle To Wild 2-2 Cascadia Cup Draw In Vancouver

Camilo Sanvezzo scored twice during a two-minute span (76', 78') as the Vancouver Whitecaps came back to salvage a 2-2 Sunday Major League Soccer (and Cascadia Cup) home draw with the Portland Timbers.  Darlington Nagbe delivered Portland's first goal in the 41st minute while Will Johnson briefly put the Timbers back in front with his strike in the 77th minute-----------smack dab in between the two Camilo tallies.

The Timbers, who remained two points in back of Western Conference-leading Real Salt Lake, will host their arch-rivals, the Seattle Sounders next Sunday night at 6:00 PM (ESPN) in a nationally-televised Cascadia Cup clash.