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Fans, Are you ready for the 2026 Soccer schedule? Last Portland Timbers game of the season is on Sunday, March 22nd 2026! We are lowering our on sale prices for all the Timbers playoff and preseason playing at Providence Park, OR. Buy your Timbers tickets in Portland right here.

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  1. Mar 22Sun 01:30 PM
    vs LA Galaxy at Providence Park Providence Park - Portland - OR

    Portland Timbers vs. LA Galaxy Providence Park March 22,2026

  2. Aug 22Sat 07:30 PM
    vs Los Angeles FC at BMO Stadium BMO Stadium - Los Angeles - CA

    Los Angeles FC vs. Portland Timbers BMO Stadium August 22,2026

  3. Oct 14Wed 07:30 PM
    vs LA Galaxy at Dignity Health Sports Park Dignity Health Sports Park - Carson - CA

    LA Galaxy vs. Portland Timbers Dignity Health Sports Park October 14,2026

Portland Timbers Providence Park Seating chart

Providence Park 1844 Sw Morrison St, Portland, OR, 97205

On October 14, 2026, soccer enthusiasts will gather at the Dignity Health Sports Park - Stadium in Carson, California, for an exhilarating match featuring the LA Galaxy taking on the Portland Timbers. This highly anticipated event promises to deliver an unforgettable experience for fans of all ages.

The LA Galaxy, a storied franchise in Major League Soccer, has a rich history of success and a passionate fan base. Known for their dynamic style of play and star-studded roster, the Galaxy consistently attract top talent and deliver thrilling performances on the pitch. As they prepare to face the Portland Timbers, fans can expect an intense showdown filled with skillful plays and strategic maneuvers.

Tickets for this exciting matchup are expected to be in high demand. Based on historical trends, prices may range from $30 to $150, depending on seating location and availability. Fans are encouraged to secure their tickets early to ensure they don’t miss out on this electrifying event. The Dignity Health Sports Park offers a variety of seating options, allowing fans to choose their preferred viewing experience while enjoying the vibrant atmosphere of a live soccer match.

In addition to the main event, attendees can look forward to a lively pre-game atmosphere with various entertainment options and food vendors. The stadium is known for its accessibility and fan-friendly amenities, making it an ideal venue for families and groups. Positive reviews highlight the venue's excellent sightlines and comfortable seating, ensuring that every fan can enjoy the action up close.

As the date approaches, keep an eye on ticket availability through ticketslosangeles.net to secure your spot at this thrilling encounter between two fierce rivals. Whether you are a die-hard LA Galaxy supporter or a fan of the Portland Timbers, this match is set to be a highlight of the soccer calendar in 2026.

By LT

Jeld-Wen Field needs to rethink Section Seating

The Timbers opening game on March 12 was a great game.... If we could have seen it. We bought tickets in Section 211 and we were right up against the wall of the Box Seat section. We couldn't even see to Mid Field. The tickets were sold as "partial obstructed view," but SERIOUSLY.... these shouldn't even be sold. There were 15 rows that were tarped off behind Section 210 that could easily have been sold instead of 211. These had far better viewing of the field. Now that we are MLS, I think the stadium management should understand that you can't enjoy a soccer match if you can't even see it. Close section 211 and open up those higher up rows behind 209 and 210. Meanwhile I'll work on buying better seats for the next games. I'll just stay clear of the lousy Nose-Bleed section.

By T. G.

April 7th game

Second half was a let down; too many defensive errors and I have never seen Perkins yell so much at his back line that was allowing way too many Chivas players to be unguarded and wide open. I brought my sister to the game who has never seen a soccer game in her life and her comments were poignant. She was asking why the red team always seemed to have 2 or 3 people guarding the green guys and they, the red team, looked better organized and in better shape....that from a non soccer person. It was disappointing to say the least. I love the games and the atmosphere and hope things open up in a more positive manner. Plus, Chris Boyd is short, why do they keep serving him the ball so high in the air, a couple of his shots were headers as he was backpeddling to get something on the ball which is difficult when you are backing away. I just don't see the offensive using Boyd's talents...he looks like a wasted talent at times





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