timbers schedule 2022

What are the timings for the 2022 Portland Timbers?

2022 PORTLAND TIMBERS SCHEDULE TIMBERS.COM All Matches Pacific Time *Regular Season Matches Only SATURDAY| 4:30 PM 26vs New England Revolution MAY SUNDAY| 1:30 PM 03vs LA Galaxy SUNDAY| 7:00 PM 06at LAFC SATURDAY| 7:00 PM 12vs Austin FC SUNDAY| 1:00 PM 27vs Orlando City SC SATURDAY| 5:30 PM 19@ FC Dallas SATURDAY| 6:30PM 09@ Vancouver Whitecaps FC

When does the 2022 Major Soccer League season start?

The 2022 Major Soccer League schedule is here! The Portland Timbers will play 34 matches in the regular MLS season, 17 at home and 17 away. The regular season runs from the opener in late February until Decision Day on October 9, 2022.

What is the position of Portland Timbers in MLS?

The Portland Timbers have been playing in Major League Soccer since 2011 from the Western Conference. In the 2015 MLS season, Timbers won the champions over Columbus Crew SC (1-2) score. In the last season, they ranked in 5th position overall and 4th position in the Western Conference.

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What channel are the Timbers on?

In 2021, more Portland Timbers games can be seen on FOX 12 and FOX 12 Plus than any other destination.

How many home games do the Timbers have in 2022?

In 2022, the Timbers will have 13 matches featured on national television, (7 home, 6 away), including Portland's season opener against 2021 Supporters' Shield winner New England on FOX.

Where can I watch Portland Timbers?

How to Watch Portland Timbers at Real Salt Lake: Stream MLS Live, TV ChannelHow to Watch Portland Timbers at Real Salt Lake Today:Match Date: Oct. 9, 2022.Match Time: 5 p.m. ET.TV: ESPN2.Live stream the Portland Timbers at Real Salt Lake match on fuboTV: Start your free trial today!

How long is a Portland Timbers game?

Talk about dedication. All games consist of two 45-minute halves with a halftime break of 15 minutes.

How long is the Timbers season?

The Timbers schedule is mostly balanced between the eight months of the regular season with August presenting itself as the team's busiest month, when they will play six matches over the span of four weeks. Portland will, as of now, have 13 matches broadcast on national television.

How long does a Timbers game last?

Short answer: 90 minutes of play, 15 minutes for halftime, and typically 5-10 minutes of extra time.

How can I watch the Portland Timbers game tonight?

For viewers who are trying to watch Portland Timbers games out-of-market, we recommend ESPN+. $9.99 / mo.

How can I watch Fox 12 plus?

You can stream KPTV on your Roku, Chromecast, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Android/iOS devices, and web browser (since they're all supported by Hulu with Live TV, fuboTV, Sling TV, and YouTube TV).

How to watch Real Salt Lake vs Portland?

They have to win....How to watchWhen: Sunday, Oct. 9 | 3:00 p.m. MT.Where: AFF | Sandy, Utah.Television broadcast: ESPN2.Digital Streaming: The ESPN App.Radio: English - ESPN700 AM. Spanish - KBMG Latino 106.3 FM, La Gran D 102.3 FM and KTUB 1600 AM.

How early should I get to a Timbers game?

Entry and Exit. Regular season gates for the Timbers Army will open 1 hour and 50 minutes prior to kickoff. All other gates will open 1 hour and 30 minutes prior to kick.

Can you bring water into Providence Park?

Sealed or empty water bottles and soft-sided single juice containers for children are permitted into Providence Park. Empty spray bottles are permitted into the park.

How much are Timbers playoff tickets?

TicketSmarter has tickets available for all major matches on the current season schedule with prices ranging from $31.00 to $581.00 and an average price per game of $140.00. Real Salt Lake vs. Portland Timbers tickets are on sale right now for the match that will be held on October 9th, 2022 at 3:00pm.

How many home games do the Timbers have?

The league announced on Nov. 5 that all teams will play a 34-game regular season (17 home games, 17 away games) facing each of their conference opponents two times and playing eight non-conference opponents once.

How many games do the Timbers play?

The Portland Timbers on Thursday announced their full television broadcast schedule, less than 10 days before a season-opening match against the New England Revolution. Each of the club's 34 matches will be broadcast live, with 21 airing locally on FOX 12 Plus and 13 airing on national television stations.

Cascadia Cup Rivalry

The Cascadia Cup is a trophy organized by the supporters groups of Portland, Seattle and Vancouver and is awarded to the team with the best record between the three teams in intra-team regular season play.

Conference Battles on National TV

While Los Angeles FC may not yet be at the level of Seattle in terms of Portland’s regional rivalry, there’s no denying that a game between the Green-and-Gold and the Black-and-Gold brings out fireworks and drama. Both matches against them this year will be on national television.

MLS is Back Tournament Rematch

One of only eight teams that Portland will face from the Eastern Conference, Orlando City’s visit to Providence Park marks a rematch of the 2020 MLS is Back Tournament final that Portland won 2-1 at ESPN Wide World of Sports in Florida.

2018 MLS Cup Rematch

Speaking of rematches, in September, the Timbers will play Atlanta United at Providence Park in a huge match on FOX. Portland has hot played against the Five Stripes since 2019.

MLS Decision Day

Portland closes out the 2022 regular season on MLS Decision Day against Real Salt Lake at Rio Tinto Stadium. The last day of the regular season is often a wild affair with teams jockeying for playoff spots and postseason seeding.

Background

The Timbers finished fourth in the Western Conference in the 2021 MLS season, advancing to the MLS Cup Final (which they hosted) where they lost on penalties to New York City FC .

Preseason friendlies

The Timbers began their preseason on January 18, 2022. [16] On January 26, 2022, the Timbers announced that the club will host a Preseason Tournament. [17]

Storylines So Far

This is the second game in a row that the Timbers (11-9-13, 46 points) have a chance to book a playoff spot. They blew their chance last week when they dropped a last-minute 2-1 decision to LAFC at home (and then had to watch their opponents celebrate clinching the Supporter’s Shield on their home field to boot).

Pregame Reading

The Sally Yates-led U.S. Soccer investigation released last week, and it outlined a culture of silence and abuse within the NWSL and women’s soccer in the U.S.