HIGHLIGHTS: Portland Timbers vs Seattle Sounders, MLS
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- čas přidán 29. 06. 2024
- Fredy Montero leads the Seattle Sounders as they face off in an Cascadia Cup matchup against their rivals, the Portland Timbers. Darlington Nagbe leads the Timbers as they try to wrap up the 2012 Cascadia Cup with a victory.
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About MLS: Headquartered in New York City, Major League Soccer is the top-flight professional soccer league in the United States and Canada. MLS features many stars from the U.S., Canada, and around the world. Major League Soccer's 17th season features 19 clubs each playing 34 regular-season matches. Those clubs are the Chicago Fire; Chivas USA; Colorado Rapids; Columbus Crew; D.C. United; FC Dallas; Houston Dynamo; 2011 MLS Cup champion LA Galaxy; New York Red Bulls; New England Revolution; Philadelphia Union; Portland Timbers; Real Salt Lake; San Jose Earthquakes; Seattle Sounders FC; Sporting Kansas City; Toronto FC; Vancouver Whitecaps FC; and, in their inaugural season, Montreal Impact. For more information about MLS, log on to the league's official website at www.MLSsoccer.com
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I was at the game and i love how quiet the sounders corner was when portland equilized :)
So happy to see NBC pick up an MLS game. I hope they get more.
I love how quiet Portland fans were when Montero scored that Golazo
Portland fans are amazingly dedicated. It's like I'm watching the English league.
man this game , and the nyr . columbus crew , im calling it classics
Incredible class from Portland when Seattle played it out when Portland had a player down and Portland plays the ball back to Seattle's side of the field.
Montero's goal is reminiscent of a goal v. Houston in 2010 during Alvaro Fernandez's home debut. Assisted by a GK and quick swivel shot.
Soccer is a word. It is in the Oxford English Dictionary. Can we get over this yet?
-J
I think Montero deserves a higher finishing rating on Fifa 13. His skill this year has been very impressive.
Fredy's goal will be in the running for goal of the year.
Why is Montero so good? He HAS to be gold on FIFA 13!
Lol at the 'grenade' he threw at the timbers army during the celebration....
Seattle play beautiful soccer. Montero is great
Gentleman's agreement. Portland had two home games against Seattle, Seattle only one against Portland. One chance a year for tifo. There is some semblance of respect.
Montero needs to go to Europe, If he does he will become a great player. Remember my words.
Montero is awesome, would love to see him in england
Good to see Zakuani start another game!
Also, Seattle will win at home on the 7th!
1848 when it was officially named football. and rugby 1859. They say AF was created through the combination of soccer and rugby because it contains both a mixture of both :) and i'm not fused what people call it. At the end of the day, its still the same sport and great to see so many American's starting to enjoy the beautiful game
Looking forward to Oct 7th. I've got tickets for that one. Sounders till I die.
Up until right around the 1920s it was called Football in the United States, though Soccer was sometimes used.
This game was better to watch live much more highlights
Ricardo Salazar seems to have it out for the Sounders. First Portland win over Seattle. USOC Championship. Dang.
Yea? This sporting even was better to watch live than in a small highlight package on a computer on CZcams? Thank you for this dynamite nugget of information.
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Two things. 1) The first American Football game was played in 1869, around the time Soccer was first played in England. 2) Yes, it was called Football. Or Association Football, to differentiate from other sports also called Football. Or, for short, Soccer. The word "Soccer" first came into use in England in the 1880s.
For what it's worth, I don't really care what people call it. I just get annoyed at people saying "It's not 'Soccer', it's 'Football'" when both are accurate.
Just because you see empty seats does not mean people are not there. There is a huge grass patch by the scoreboard, it's a popular spot to watch the match. And. they rank second in attendance in the league of course they can fill a big stadium.
"Soccer" is an Oxford -er abbreviation of Association. Association Football was often referred to as Soccer and Rugby Football was called Rugger, etc. It's a word that grew to prominence in England, not America, in the late 1800s. It's not just some silly word Americans use because we refuse to align with the prevailing naming consensus.
We already had a Football, and they already called it Soccer. It makes perfect sense.
Is the ref celebrating with the timbers at 6:32?? Hahahaha
South Africa, Oceania, and most of East Asia (Except for India) Call it Soccer as well. Also, American football was adapted from Rugby Football. On both counts, Ask the English because they named both.
Facts!
PTFC 4 Life! ..Sounders Are my second fav team .. the Northwest sticks together ..503 to the ...360
You say the Red Bulls would have no problem filling an NFL stadium, yet acknowledge they can't even half-fill their own, smaller stadium. Have you forgotten all those years not even coming close to half-filling Giants Stadium?
The simple fact is, no MLS team will ever come close to doing what Seattle has done attendance wise. They hold all the attendance records, and they always will.
Good game
Portland is simply lucky Seattle is as close to them as they are. Seattle makes the Cascadia rivalry.
Nah, the Sounders are just fine in CenturyLink. The reason other MLS teams don't play in NFL stadiums is that the Sounders are the only team that can fill one.
He is one of the best players in MLS. Chill bro
@trentrock777 i agree. even when there bottom of the table their still selling out games. timbers for life
i wish American had rivalries which were a couple of miles apart from each other rather than hundreds-thousands of miles apart. Add's to the tension of the game especially between the fans. Type in (Dundee, Dundee United) in google. Its amazing how close some teams are and are the definition of rivalries :)
Timbers could also be a team that could do that. Galaxy most definitely.
The FA had Football in the title, but the sport was still wildly called Soccer.
I want Seattle's jersey!
Too bad we (Sounders) play poor defense and can't close out games against bottom of the table teams.
I understand Sigi's decision to hold out Rosales and Tiffert to assure they're available for the San Jose game. Much more important. Could have playoff seeding implications
montero best player in mls!
Can Portland add more seats for next season? Like Seattle did this year.
Henry's goal today shits on Montero's.
Who cares dude, it is what it is... The title of American Football is not going to change. Most would probably agree that it is odd being called Football but I don't think the title will ever change. Both sports are fucking awesome, so why debate.
Plus, "Soccer" comes from the full name of the sport "asSOCIATION football" (to differentiate from "Rugby Football"), and like the person before me said... in England Soccer was first used and then brought over to North America. By the time they decided to just use "Football" in England, we had stayed with "Soccer"
Not sure if Monteros goal was because he's a beast, or because the goalie sucks and wasn't expecting that 20 seconds in the game lol...
You just said that Montero is (at the moment) to blame for great attendance.
You imply that they are here for Montero, and wouldn't stay for Alonso, Rosales, Zakuani?
And that question is only valid assuming your statement is even sort-of right, which it isn't. He was right, you've no idea what you're talking about.
EXACTLY! Now you know what i mean! :)
@thejoltboy they covered most of the season....
Funny, I'm watching the Red Bulls lose to KC at home right now, and it looks like there are 500 people in the stadium, so blow me.
American football should be called handball since it is about catching and not kicking. And handball be called something else.
Portland and Seattle are a 3 hour drive.
Go home flounders!! RCTID!! We'll take the Cascadia Cup!!
the sport has never been called soccer in England. I'm English. I did PE and learnt about the history of the sport. And from its rationalisation of the sport in the mid 19th century, we have called it football :) No idea why we'd call it football everywhere else but decide to call it soccer in American especially considering you version of football wasn't even created then :)
4:07, that would have hurt
Or we can just accept that different people on different continents used the same name for two different sports.
It's that simple.
wheres boyd :P
Am i the only one that thinks the ball juggling by Montero and his team mates was kind of unnecessary? I mean it didnt really pay off at all!
that's still extremely far. From where i live, the average drive to an away game is no more than 100 miles. I'd just love you's american's to get a taste on an away day :) its awsome. Like Everton vs Liverpool, Arsenal vs (chelsea, tottenham), Man United vs Man city, etc :)
We say soccer, deal with it. American football is a type of football because points are scored on foot or via kick, just as a baton relay is still a foot race, even though the baton isn't kicked across the finish line. One could argue that the name football/soccer should be changed to netball or goalball, just as we have basketball or baseball based on the method of scoring. Or, even better, we could just leave the fucking names alone and enjoy different sports regardless of name.
Arlo White omg clone that man
Seattle got lazy after the goal! Timbers goal was a result of poor defense!
Minus two DPs (the two playmakers) and Seattle still walks out of Soccer City USA with a draw. LOL. Portland's in last place and this unnecessarily gave that club more attention than they deserved. Go back to the shadows please, Portland. No one's watching you unless Seattle's in town.
Phst. Have you watched a Galaxy game? Tons of empty seats at their home games.
Still 95% of the world call it FOOTBALL weather you like it or not.
Pay attention dude. The Red Bulls can barely fill their own stadium, and it ain't even that big. Their attendance is pathetic.
@Justin Herrera Joke of the day
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@moskitomafafa why does it matter. Grow up no matter what you call it, its the same thing.
Just be glad we don't call it netball or goalball, just like basketball. At least Soccer stands for Association Football. So, 95% of the world can piss off.
GO QUAKES!!!!!!!!
You have no idea what you're talking about.
Second to last
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Flounders will choke in the playoffs like they always do. Hahha
Josh Saunders doesn't have fans - he's awful! ;)
The English called it "Soccer" first. It's short for Association Football, as there were multiple types of Football being played (such as Rugby Football), and the US already had a sport called Football when Soccer gained popularity. Stop pretending Soccer is some ignorant American word.
Are you kidding? Are we watching the same play? He downright outplayed the TWO Timbers defenders that were clouding him and got a cross.