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Matchday | Timbers, St. Louis CITY play Wednesday night at Energizer Park

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Kickoff is 5:30pm PT

The Portland Timbers, coming off a dramatic win over Charlotte FC last weekend, now turn their sites midweek to an away match against St. Louis CITY SC at Energizer Park.

This evening's match is presented by Toyota.

Kickoff is 5:30pm PT on Apple TV.

How To Watch

The match airs live on Apple TV.

Fans can also listen to the game on the radio. This week, it is on 94.7 KNRK and in Spanish on La GranD (KGDD 93.5 FM, 1520 AM).

Watch Timbers on Apple TV

Watch Timbers on Apple TV

Timbers fans can watch the entire 2026 season live on Apple TV including Leagues Cup and the MLS Cup Playoffs – no blackouts - with an Apple TV subscription. All matches and exclusive MLS programming are included with an Apple TV subscription at no additional cost.

Join us at a Timbers Pub Partner

The Timbers Pub Partner program has over 90 locations spread across the Portland metro area, statewide in Eugene, Bend, Salem, Cannon Beach, McMinnville, as well as Vancouver, Wash. and even overseas in Tokyo, Japan.

Portland, Central Oregon, the Coast and even Tokyo: There's a Timbers Pub

Portland, Central Oregon, the Coast and even Tokyo: There's a Timbers Pub

Looking for a place to watch the match? We've teammed up with over 90 pubs across the region that are committed to showing matches all season long.

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Head coach Martí Cifuentes spoke earlier this week about pressing and counter-pressing against St. Louis, provided an injury update on the roster and talked about the competition for spots in the central midfield.

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