On July 28, 2002, the world’s game helped open Qwest Field as the Seattle Sounders, then of the USL First Division, played host to the Vancouver Whitecaps in the stadium’s inaugural event. Now a member of MLS, Seattle Sounders FC joins the NFL’s Seattle Seahawks in calling Qwest Field home. Designed with a 67,000-seat capacity, Qwest Field has hosted several major soccer exhibitions and tournaments in recent years, including English powerhouses Manchester United and Chelsea, Spain’s Real Madrid and Barcelona, and CONCACAF Gold Cup games, as well as CONCACAF Champions League and MLS Cup matches. Located in downtown Seattle, Qwest Field is just blocks from Puget Sound and provides a scenic view of the city’s skyline.
Inspired by the past, made for today
A capsule collection made to keep the spirit of Soccer City USA Alive. Available for a limited time online and in-stadium.
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Matchday | Timbers in the Bay Area to face the San Jose Earthquakes
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TRAINING | Timbers in good spirits as they prepare for San Jose away
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"They're enjoying that challenge of playing away" | Phil Neville on Timbers' road form in 2025
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"It just comes down to us as a team stopping them" | Finn Surman on SJvPOR
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Talk Timbers | Omir Fernandez and red-hot Timbers ready for San Jose challenge
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The Matchup | Timbers put undefeated streak on the line in the Bay Area
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"Tonight is the night we go second" | Timbers run rampant on the Galaxy
