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Portland Timbers and San Jose Earthquakes: Top Moments and Game Highlights from FOX Soccer Coverage.
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The Portland Timbers and the San Jose Earthquakes clashed on June 13, 2025, in a match that ended in a 1-1 draw, extending the Timbers' home unbeaten streak to nine games. The game, broadcast on FOX Soccer, saw both teams battling fiercely, with late drama ensuring a shared point.

The Timbers took the lead with a goal from Juan Mosquera, his first of the season. The play leading up to the goal involved intricate passing at the top of the box, with questions raised about a potential offside. However, replays indicated that a San Jose defender, possibly Dwan Jones, kept everyone onside. Mosquera's finish was precise, beating the Earthquakes' goalkeeper, Daniel, despite getting a fingertip to it.

San Jose, however, demonstrated resilience and determination throughout the match. Despite being a man down, they fought back and found an equalizer late in the game. A giveaway in midfield by Portland allowed San Jose to quickly transition, with a substitute, Buddha, providing the opportunity. His shot was spilled by the Timbers' goalkeeper, Pantemis, and another substitute, Preston Judd, was on hand to tap in the rebound.

The Earthquakes' performance, especially in the second half, was lauded for its energy and fight. Their persistence paid off as they managed to steal a point on the road. The goal by Judd came against the odds and highlighted the team's never-say-die attitude.

The match wasn't without its talking points. There was a near "Olympico" moment when Pantemis made a save from a corner kick, preventing a stunning goal. Daniel, the San Jose goalkeeper, also had a notable save, though questions were raised about whether he could have done better to prevent Mosquera's goal. Overall, the goalkeepers were kept busy, with both teams creating chances.

In the end, the 1-1 draw was a fair result, reflecting the competitiveness of the match. The Timbers extended their home unbeaten run, while the Earthquakes showed their fighting spirit to secure a valuable point on their travels.


Writer - Anika Sharma
Anika Sharma is an emerging journalist with a passion for uncovering global stories and a commitment to impactful reporting, alongside a keen interest in sports. Holding a Master's in International Journalism, she brings a fresh perspective to complex world affairs. Anika is particularly focused on human rights and environmental issues, eager to leverage her skills to shed light on underreported topics and advocate for positive change worldwide. Her dedication to sports also influences her team-oriented approach to journalism.
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