
MLS Regular Season Preview: Portland Timbers vs. San Jose Earthquakes
- Echofootball 2025/06/13 06:57
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In their most recent match on Sunday, the Portland Timbers were without Jonathan Rodriguez due to a lower body injury, while Zac McGraw was sidelined with a sore back.
Additionally, Finn Surman, Ariel Lassiter, and Maxime Crepeau were absent on international duty, but they may be available this weekend.
Antony and David Ayala scored in the second half against St. Louis, helping the Timbers stage a comeback and secure all three points.
In their loss to St. Louis City, the San Jose Earthquakes missed Niko Tsakiris, Noel Buck, and Bruno Wilson, all dealing with leg injuries.
DeJuan Jones was out due to a calf strain, and leading scorer Cristian Arango sat out with a muscle issue.
Josef Martinez equalized with his seventh goal of the regular season, making him second on the team behind Arango, who has nine goals.
Portland Timbers possible starting lineup:
Pantemis; Mosquera, Zuparic, E. Miller, Fory; Paredes, Ayala; Moreno, Da Costa, Antony; Kelsy
San Jose Earthquakes possible starting lineup:
Edwards; Floriani, Romney, Roberts; Lima, Kaye, Fernandez, Pellegrino; Espinoza, Martinez, Bouda
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