Portland Timbers
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The lack of transparency by New York City FC surrounding their star midfielder has hurt the player and alienated the fans
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The defending champions were back to what they do best while over at NYC FC their Spanish striker once again showed he is serious about his career in the US
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Toronto FC finally end their epic road trip in Portland, while the Union are hoping they can continue to succeed in the East
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Fanendo Adi scored in the 79th minute and the defending champions Portland Timbers defeated the Columbus Crew 2-1 on Sunday in a rematch of last year’s MLS Cup
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After Portland’s victory over Columbus capped a topsy-turvy MLS season, soccer writer Graham Parker looks back on his best and worst of the year
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The Timbers were given a hero’s welcome after clinching their first ever MLS Cup, and in ‘Soccer City, USA’ there’s much more celebration to come
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The Portland coach has often caused a stir with his brash attitude but he made fine decisions as his team picked up momentum in the playoffs
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The Timbers opened the scoring within seconds and added another after just seven minutes, to stun Columbus Crew and take MLS Cup
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Both teams deserve their place in the final but do the playoffs rules detract from the importance of the regular season?
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A 2-2 draw against FC Dallas was good enough to send the Timbers through to their first MLS Cup final
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Portland and Columbus take two-goal leads into Sunday’s conference finals second leg – and the two best teams in MLS have work to do to fight back
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Featuring Luiz Felipe Scolari’s team of champions, a couple of lovely finishes from the England U17s and the pick of the bunch from el clásico on Saturday
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Portland sneak it 7-6 on penalties after 2-2 draw; Toronto crash out to Montreal; last eight face off in playoff round missing LA, Kansas City and New England
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Portland Timbers finally got the better of Sporting Kansas City after a penalty shootout that went to the goalkeepers in the 11th round, whilst Didier Drogba scored to help Montreal Impact past Toronto FC
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DC United close in on playoff bye with 4-0 win over Chicago Fire, while Portland win big over LA Galaxy
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As the regular season comes to a close we take a look at the team still fighting for a place in the post-season
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