Portland-San Jose will kickoff at 7:30pm PT on Friday evening; Watch live on MLS Season Pass on Apple TV.
The Portland Timbers remain at home for a meeting with the San Jose Earthquakes Friday at Providence Park. The club will celebrate Spirit of 75 Night, sponsored by Toyota, and honor the inaugural North American Soccer League (NASL) 1975 Timbers team throughout the evening.
The Western Conference matchup is set to kick off at 7:30pm PT (GET TICKETS | Watch Live).
Secure Your Seats:
Spirit of 75 Night, presented by Toyota | June 13
Celebrate the inaugural 1975 NASL team as the Timbers battle the Earthquakes
Matchday Resources & Info
Here are some resources to help plan your matchday:
- Spirit of 75 Night: The 1975 Timbers are being celebrated all throughout the night, get to Providence Park early to enjoy the festivities.
- PTFCmap.com: Your one-stop guide to Providence Park. Explore food offerings, merchandise locations or other amenities, and get details on matchday guidelines like the stadium's clear bag policy.
- Your Ticket to Ride: Your matchday ticket serves as fare on TriMet MAX and buses.
- Parking made easy: Plan ahead and reserve Parking downtown with ParkWhiz.
- Matchday Jersey: Timbers stay in Forever Green & Gold at home. Get yours here.
Matchday Coverage
For complete postgame coverage, visit the Matchcenter for highlights, goals, interviews, and more.
How To Watch
Friday's clash will be live on MLS Season Pass on Apple TV, which is available on Apple TV+, online, and Android devices.
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
Portland Timbers (4th, 8-4-5, 29pts) vs San Jose Earthquakes (8th, 6-7-4, 22pts)
It was dramatic, it was energetic, and it was a second consecutive come-from-behind victory for the Timbers as they defeated St. Louis CITY SC last Sunday afternoon at Providence Park. Antony showed his brilliance, earning ATT Goal of the Matchday honors for his equalizing effort, and David Ayala demonstrated why he's a top-candidate in Portland for the 2015 MLS All-Star Game with his game-winning stoppage-time set-piece goal.
The win propelled the Timbers back into the top-4 of the Western Conference and are currently within one point of second place.
Following back-to-back wins at home, Portland faces their final opponent in their three-match homestand: San Jose Earthquakes.
San Jose has been a tough nut to crack for Portland in 2025, with the Earthquakes having registered two wins over the Timbers – one in regular-season play and one in U.S. Open Cup play. Led by head coach Bruce Arena, the Quakes have the third-best offense across MLS with 34 goals scored thus far. It's their Designated Players that have been producing the most, wth Cristian Espinoza leading the club in goal contributions with 12 (4g, 8a). Cristian Arango and Josef Martinez have added nine and seven goals each, respectively. Portland, however, is undefeated in MLS play against San Jose at Providence Park (14-0-4).
