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2009 First Round: Portland Timbers need late goals to put away Kitsap Pumas

June 9, 2009 by

Bremerton Memorial H.S. – Bremerton, Wash. | 10 p.m.
Match Reports: Kitsap, Portland, Kitsap Sun
Twitter: @timbersfc
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46’ Brian Faber (Keith Savage)
90’ Jason McLaughlin
90’ David Hayes (PK)

The Kitsap Pumas held close to the Portland Timbers for 45 minutes, and then in 25 seconds, it was wiped away.

Less than a minute into the second half was all the time Portland needed to score the goal that would eventually see them past the PDL side, who eventually won 3-0.

Brian Faber scored just after the break to put the USL-1 team ahead. In the final minute of the game, Portland scored two more times to leave no doubt of the result.

Jason McLaughlin put a loose ball past Pumas goalkeeper Dustyn Brim, and Davis Hayes scored from the penalty spot after Jesse Wheelock was called for a hand ball.

Portland will travel to face the Sonoma County Sol next Tuesday in the Second Round.

Filed Under: US Open Cup Tagged With: 2009 First Round, Brian Faber, David Hayes, Dustyn Brim, Jason McLaughlin, Kitsap Pumas, Portland Timbers, Steve Cronin

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