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Portland 2-1 Vancouver: Sorry 'Caps, you get San Jose.

October 22, 2017 Canadian Press

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Darren Mattocks scored early in the second half to give the Portland Timbers a 2-1 victory over Vancouver Whitecaps FC on Sunday in both club's season finale.

Portland won the Western Division title to earn a bye in the first round of the League Cup. The Timbers also won their fourth Cascadia Cup, which is a trophy created by the supporters of Portland, Seattle and Vancouver, awarded to the best team in the Pacific Northwest.

Vancouver opened the scoring in the 29th minute, when Yordy Reyna’s free kick from 25 yards out found an unmarked Kendall Waston, who headed in his fourth goal of the season.

Portland nullified by Vancouver in goalless Quarter-Final first leg

November 1, 2015 Christopher Vose

The Portland Timbers had less than 72 hours to recover from Thursday's epic 120-minute, penalty kick victory over Sporting Kansas City in the preliminary round of the 2015 Anschutz Cup. If they were feeling the effects on Sunday afternoon, it certainly didn't show. The Vancouver Whitecaps started the match without the services of Captain Pedro Morales, former designated player Mauro Rosales, and perennial starter, Pa Modou Kah, although the first two would see action after they replaced Kekuta Manneh and Gershon Koffie, respectively. The match was officially a sell-out, with an announced capacity attendance of 21,144, although there was a large swath of empty seats sprinkled throughout the stadium. The Timbers Army unveiled a Bob and Doug McKenzie-inspired banner in honour of regular goalkeeper Adam Kwarasey, but the New Zealander was left out after he developed the flu.

CHRISTOPHeR VOSE

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