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Vancouver Continues Its Domination of Portland Timbers in Providence Park Rout
Brian White scored twice as Vancouver Whitecaps won their third straight MLS game, beating Portland Timbers 4-1 in the Cascadia Cup rivalry match.
- In Portland on Saturday, March 7, 2026, Vancouver Whitecaps forward Brian White scored twice as Vancouver beat the Portland Timbers 4-1.
- As a Cascadia Cup rivalry match, the game carried head-to-head regional stakes, with Vancouver Whitecaps entering with momentum after last season's MLS Cup final loss to Inter Miami.
- In the first half Sebastian Berhalter set up the opener for Brian White, who scored twice, while Tristan Blackmon headed in a free kick from Berhalter and Berhalter added a third goal.
- The result hands Portland Timbers an early setback while marking Vancouver Whitecaps' first conceded goal this season in the Cascadia Cup rivalry.
- Portland called up eighteen-year-old Eric Izoita from Timbers II earlier that day, and he scored in his debut while several regulars, including Diego Chara and Cole Bassett, were injured.
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Marietta Daily JournalVancouver remains perfect with road rout of Portland
Brian White scored his second and third goals of the season and the Vancouver Whitecaps remained perfect with a 4-1 victory over the host Portland Timbers on Saturday night.
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