The Timbers welcome the New England Revolution back to Providence Park for the first time since 2022. The two sides square off Saturday at 7:30 p.m. (Pacific) live on MLS Season Pass on Apple TV.
The Portland Timbers are back in the comforts of Providence Park on Saturday as they play host to Eastern Conference foes New England Revolution in Matchday 22.
Kickoff from the Rose City is set for 7:30pm PT (GET TICKETS | Watch Live).
Matchday Resources & Info
Here are some resources to help plan your matchday:
- 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 will be in Forever Green & Gold at home. Get yours here.
Matchday Coverage
For complete match coverage, visit the Matchcenter for highlights, notes, lineups, interviews, and more.
How To Watch
Watch the match 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 in West, 8-5-6, 30pts) vs New England Revolution (11th in East, 6-6-6, 24pts)
The Timbers are looking to bounce-back from only their fifth loss of the season at Toronto last weekend, hosting New England for the first time since the dramatic 2022 season opener. On that cold, wet, February night the Timbers showed their fighting spirit coming back from a goal deficit twice to share points with the Revolution. Despite the rain, fans in attendance were delighted to some of the best Timbers goals seen to start a campaign, with Yimmi Chara's split-second bicycle kick sealing the score.
On Saturday, the two sides meet for the first time in 1,229 days. In the 11 all-time MLS meetings between the two clubs, the Timbers are 2-1-8 against the Revolution. Portland is 2-0-4 against New England at Providence Park.
The Revolution come into town on a high following their come-from-behind, 3-3 draw with the Colorado Rapids. Designated Player Carles Gil led the charge from 3-nil down, and Maxi Urruti delivered a dramatic stoppage-time goal to snatch a point from the Rapids in the 93rd minute.
The Revs feature two familiar names that helped the Timbers win the 2015 MLS Cup - head coach Caleb Porter (now with New England) and Urruti. Portland is celebrating the 10th Anniversary of winning MLS Cup on July 16.
