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Antony, Kelsy Power Timbers Past Rapids in Comeback Win

  • The Portland Timbers defeated the Colorado Rapids 2-1 on Wednesday night in Portland, Oregon, ending a three-game winless streak.
  • The Timbers faced offensive challenges leading up to the match, having managed to score only twice across their last four outings, while the Rapids trailed slightly behind them in the standings.
  • After Colorado took the lead at 33 minutes, Portland equalized in the 59th minute via Antony and secured the win with Kevin Kelsy's 76th-minute goal following a Rapids red card.
  • Portland dominated the shot count with 23 attempts to Colorado’s 10, while goalkeeper Maxime Crepeau recorded three stops to secure his second victory of the season, improving the Timbers’ record to 7-5-4 and bringing their point total to 26.
  • This victory provides Portland a valuable lift in the Western Conference, placing them still narrowly ahead of Colorado, with both teams facing a ten-day break before their next matches.
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Portland rides Kelsy goal to end two-game skid and Timbers beat Colorado 2-1

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Kevin Kelsy scored at 76 minutes and Portland took advantage of a Colorado red card and rallied for a 2-1 win against the Timbers on Wednesday night.

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Portland 2, Colorado 1

Colorado10—1Portland02—2

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