Tickets For San Jose Earthquakes Portland Events in Oregon

This is your perfect chance to fulfill all your soccer cravings by getting a healthy dose of MLS action. If you are a fan of the San Jose Earthquakes then this is the moment you have been waiting for. Get set to catch two of the biggest names in the league go head to head in a scintillating clash of end to end no holds barred soccer action. Head over to Providence Park and catch the Portland Timbers as they try to defend their home turf against the rampaging San Jose Earthquakes. Experience the electric atmosphere and cheer for your favorite team. All you have to do is to buy San Jose Earthquakes Portland tickets quickly.

San Jose Earthquakes was one of the earliest teams that became a part of the MLS. The franchise was known as the San Jose Clash when it first stepped out on to the field in 1994. In the beginning the team played its home games at the Buck Shaw Stadium at Santa Clara University. Currently the Earthquakes play their home games at the Avaya Stadium in San Jose, California.

Rising popularity for soccer in the US

After the FIFA World Cup was held in the US in 1994 there was a new wave of interest in the sport. In a bid to cater to the rising popularity of the game, new charter franchises were created to take part in the MLS. The Earthquakes were one of the original ten charter franchises. The first season of the MLS started in 1996 and the San Jose Earthquakes were a part of it. In fact, the very first game of the MLS involved the franchise defeating DC United by a score line of 1-0.

Setting the bar high

Over the years, the Earthquakes have lived up to their initial promise and continued to reward the faith shown by the fans. The team has won numerous trophies and championships due to their excellent skills on the field. The franchise has won the prestigious MLS Cup twice. In addition to this, the franchise has clinched the Supporter’s Shield two times. This is one team you must not miss; be sure to buy San Jose Earthquakes Portland tickets now.