Portland and San Jose go head-to-head on Saturday May 3. Kickoff from PayPal Park is set for 7:30pm PT on MLS Season Pass.
The Portland Timbers are undefeated through seven games and are off to the the best 10-game start in club history. Currently sitting in second place in the Western Conference, Portland will travel to San Jose, Calif. to take on the San Jose Earthquakes on Saturday, May 3. Kickoff from PayPal Park is set for 7:30pm PT and is available to stream on MLS Season Pass (WATCH LIVE).
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The club's Pub Program has expanded and Timbers gamedays are now more accessible than ever! This year, the expanded program has over 70 locations spread across the Portland metro area, statewide in Eugene, Bend, Salem, Cannon Beach and McMinnville, and even overseas with PDX Taproom in Tokyo, Japan.
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Looking for a place to watch Timbers games? We've team up with pubs across Oregon that are committed to showing every match all season long.
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How To Watch
Sunday's matchup will be live on MLS Season Pass on Apple TV, which is now available on Apple TV and Android.
On the run? Listen to the match on the radio on 750 The Game or in Spanish on La GranD (KGDD 93.5 FM, 1520 AM).
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The Storyline
San Jose Earthquakes (11th, 3-6-1, 10pts) vs Portland Timbers (2nd, 5-2-3, 18pts)
The Timbers went into Carson, Calif. on a mission last Sunday and left with all three points following the 4-2 result.
Winger Antony shined all night in the City of Angels, dishing out three assist and earning MLS Team of the Matchday honors. Forwards Kevin Kelsy and Santiago Moreno kept their scoring form up and Designated Player Jonathan Rodríguez scored his first goal of the season from the spot, effectively icing the game for the Timbers late in the matchup with the defending champs.
Portland's high-scoring offense – three or more goals scored in five of last six games – has the Timbers in second in the stacked Western Conference as they head into the third of three-straight bouts with California-based clubs.
The Western Conference battles continue for Portland as they head to PayPal Park for the first of two encounters in 2025 with the San Jose Earthquakes.
Despite being currently below the playoff line, the Quakes are tied with both Portland and Vancouver for the most goals scored in MLS: 20. They are led on the attack by former MLS Golden Boot winner Josef Martínez (6 goals, 1 assist) and former MLS Newcomer of the Year Cristian 'Chicho' Arango (6 goals) and DP Cristian Espinoza (2 goals, 5 assists).
The Timbers have been dangerous on the road to start the year (3-1-1) and will look to secure their fourth away victory on Saturday night in the Bay Area.
Matchday Coverage
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