MLS Era – Sounders vs Timbers (2009- ) [as of 5/18/2025]

League

Home (form): 7-5-7 GD: 24-21 [DWDWWWWWWDLLLDLLDDD]

Away: 8-10-4 GD: 38-39 [WLDLDWLLLDLWWWLWWLLWLD]

Total: 15-15-11 GD: 59-56  [DWLDWDWLDWWWLWLWLWDDLLWLWWLLDWWLLLLDDWLDD]

Playoffs

Home: 1-1-0 GD: 4-4 [LW]

Away: 0-2-0 GD: 3-5 [LL]

Total: 1-3-0 GD: 7-9 [LLLW]

Open Cup

Home: 2-2-0 GD: 7-7 [WLWL]

Away: 1-0-1 GD: 3-2 [WD]

Total: 3-2-1 GD: 10-9 [WDWLWL]

Extremes

Record Win: 6-2, Providence Park, 8/15/2021

Record Defeat: 4-1, Providence Park, 6/28/2015; 3-0, Lumen Field, 7/9/2022; 4-1, Providence Park, 4/15/2023

Record Total Goals:  8, Portland 4:4 Seattle, 4/5/2014

Doubles (win home & away same season): 2/3

Top Attendance

Home: 67,385, 8/25/2013

Away: 25,218, 8/23/2019; 8/15/2021; 8/26/2022; 4/15/2023; 5/12/2024; 8/31/2024; 5/17/25

Individual Leaders

Goals: 13–Raul Ruidiaz (S), 9–Clint Dempsey (S), 8–Fanendo Adi (P), 7–Fredy Montero (S), 7–Diego Valeri (P), 6–Sebastian Blanco (P); 6–Dairon Asprilla (P), 4–Cristian Roldan (S), 4–Rodney Wallace (P), 4–Eddie Johnson (S), 4–Obafemi Martins (S), 4–Brian Fernandez (P); also 1–Roger Levesque (S)

Hat Tricks: 1-Clint Dempsey (S)

Multi-Goal Games: 2–Raul Ruidiaz (S), Fredy Montero (S),  Clint Dempsey (S), Brian Fernandez (P); 1–Fanendo Adi  (P), Diego Chara (P), Obafemi Martins (S), Diego Valeri (P)

Assists: 12–Diego Valeri (P), 9–Nicolas Lodeiro (S), 5–Cristian Roldan (S), 5–Rodney Wallace (P), 4–Lamar Neagle (S), 4–Brad Evans (S), 3–Albert Rusnak (S), Joao Paulo (S), Sebastian Blanco (P), Santiago Moreno (P)

3-Assist Game: 1–Diego Valeri (P)

Multi-Assist Games: 2–Nicolas Lodeiro (S), Diego Valeri (P); 1–Obafemi Martins (S), Rodney Wallace (P), Joao Paulo (S), Santiago Moreno (P)

Shutouts: 6-Stefan Frei (S); 2–Aljaz Ivacic (P), 2-Steve Clark (P); 1-Michael Gspurning (S), 1-Donovan Ricketts (P), 1-Jeff Attinella (P), Maxime Crepeau (P)

Appearances: 42–Diego Chara (P), 33-Stefan Frei (S), 32-Diego Valeri (P), 28-Cristian Roldan (S), 26-Osvaldo Alonso (S), 24-Nouhou (S), 24-Darlington Nagbe (P), 22–Nicolas Lodeiro (S), 19-Raul Ruidiaz (S), 19-Jack Jewsbury (P), 18-Jordan Morris (S), 18-Brad Evans (S), 18-Dairon Asprilla (P), 17–Cristhian Paredes (P), 17-Chad Marshall (S), 16–Sebastian Blanco, 15–Larrys Mabiala (P), 16–Alex Roldan (S), 14–Dario Zuparic (P), 13–Fredy Montero (S); also: 8-Zach Scott (S), 2-Levesque (S)

Coaching Records: Giovanni Savarese (P) 11-6-2, Brian Schmetzer (S) 10-13-7, Sigi Schmid (S) 9-7-5, Caleb Porter (P) 7-9-4, John Spencer (P) 1-1-1, Gavin Wilkinson (P) 0-2-2, Miles Joseph (P) 0-0-1, Phil Neville (P) 1-1-2

Referee Assignments: 8-Jair Marrufo, 5-Alan Kelly, 4–Ismail Elfath, 3-Hilario Grajeda, 3-Ricardo Salazar, 3–Allen Chapman

Sent off: 2-Brad Evans (S); 1–Taylor Graham (S), Fredy Montero (S), Lovel Palmer (P), Osvaldo Alonso (S), Diego Chara (P), Michael Azira (S), Clint Dempsey (S), Nouhou Tolo (S), Jackson Ragen (S), Leo Chu (S), Obed Vargas (S)

Notes

For the first time in transitioning between eras there was no lapse in competition. While Seattle preceded Portland into MLS by two years, the Sounders and Timbers were matched each of those seasons in the Open Cup…Sparked by the big attendance numbers for both clubs and the spectacle of their supporters groups, national attention focused on the rivalry for the first time in over 30 years. ESPN televised the May 14, 2011 match and Sports Illustrated covered it as well…In the series’ first Sibling Rivalry, Sounders brothers Cristian and Alex Roldan featured against Portland’s Diego and Yimmi Chara with the latter scoring the game’s lone goal on Sept 23, 2020…Aug. 29, 2021 was played as doubleheader with Reign-Thorns.