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FourFourTwo lists Providence Park as the best stadium for soccer in the U.S.

FourFourTwo Magazine lists the top 20 best stadiums for soccer in the U.S. including the likes of Children's Mercy Park in Kansas City, Orlando City Stadium in Florida and numerous others. Our friends across the Willamette at the University of Portland and their beautifully intimate Merlo Field get a shout at No. 18 at the list as well.


Sitting atop the list, however, is our very own Providence Park.


"Portland is the league’s best example. With an MLS sellout string extending back to the team’s first league game, and NWSL attendance records that grow each season, Timbers and Thorns fans have spoken of their love for Providence Park. The Timbers’ season-ticket waiting list still extends into the five digits, with the atmosphere and camaraderie in Portland’s Goose Hollow home often as alluring as the soccer itself."


The stadium enjoyed its 90th anniversary last year having seen the likes of college football, pro baseball, dog racing, ski-jumping, presidential visits, Elvis Presley, the final professional match of Pelé's career and much more all having graced the field in their time. But it is the combined unique and raucous atmosphere of Portland Timbers and Portland Thorns FC matches that provides the building's signature element of the present. It's an environment that not only puts Providence Park on the map in the U.S. as a soccer mecca but also places a marker on the international level as well.


"Sometimes, the experience is the best promotion. And no experience matches Providence Park’s."
Read the whole piece and see the full list over at FourFourTwo.

Soccer Celebration | June 12-15 in Pioneer Courthouse Square

Soccer Celebration | June 12-15 in Pioneer Courthouse Square

The Timbers Soccer Celebration will be at Portland’s Pioneer Courthouse Square this June.! With supporting partners adidas and McDonald’s, the Soccer Celebration will feature interactive activities, local food carts, merchandise stands, fan giveaways as well as live viewings of select FIFA World Cup 26™ matches, all taking place in “Portland’s living room” from June 12-June 15. The events are free to attend for fans of all ages.

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