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.
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Come on down for a BBQ
Hot dogs and drinks on the Pub Beer Patio and soccer on the pitch as the Timbers host San Jose on Memorial Day Weekend
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Matchday | Timbers in a Sunday Night Soccer showdown with Miami
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PHOTOS | Behind-the-scenes on travel to Montréal and a draw at Stade Saputo
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"We really cannot switch off" | Kamal Miller on how he's gearing up to face Miami
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"You're going to see two footballing sides go hell for leather" | Neville on facing Miami
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The Matchup | Portland's first match with Miami during their Messi era
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Timbers defender Finn Surman named to New Zealand roster for FIFA World Cup 2026™
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Timbers to support the premiere of "Transforming the Beautiful Game: The Clyde Best Story" documentary at Portland's Aladdin Theater June 4-5
