Get ready for the thrilling MLS clash between the Portland Timbers and Seattle Sounders FC on Sunday, May 18, 2025, at Providence Park in Portland.
Kick-off is scheduled for 02:30 BST in the UK and 03:30 CEST across Italy, Germany, France and Spain, offering fans across Europe an early-morning treat.
Whether you’re tuning in from your living room or streaming on the go, here’s everything you need to know about where to watch the match live on TV and online.
Pre-match overview
The Timbers have enjoyed a solid run of form recently, going unbeaten in ten of their last fixtures, including back-to-back clean sheets. Phil Neville’s side currently sit fourth in the Western Conference and will be looking to climb further up the table with a home win.
Meanwhile, the Sounders come into this fixture on the back of a heavy 4-0 defeat to LAFC, which ended their unbeaten streak. Brian Schmetzer’s team remains potent in attack but must shore up a defence that has conceded seven goals in its last four matches if they hope to get a positive result in Portland.
Where to watch streaming and TV
MLS rights may vary by country, so make sure you’re set up before kick-off. Many broadcasters offer both traditional TV coverage and online streaming options, ensuring you don’t miss a minute of the action.
If you’ve yet to subscribe, now’s a great time to check out free trials or short-term passes from your local provider. Here’s a quick guide for viewers across Europe:
Italy: DAZN (live streaming on the DAZN app and website)
Germany: DAZN (live on DAZN.com and the DAZN app)
France: beIN Sports (live on TV) and MyCanal for streaming
Spain: DAZN (live streaming available on all devices)
UK: Premier Sports (live on TV) or stream via Premier Player
Forecast
Expect a tight and competitive match as the Timbers aim to maintain their strong home record against a Sounders side hungry to bounce back.
With Portland’s attack in good form and Seattle’s defence under pressure, a 2-1 victory for the hosts looks on the cards, though the Sounders should find the net if they can exploit a rare moment of Timbers’ defensive vulnerability.
