PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Kevin Kelsy scored at 76 minutes and Portland took advantage of a Colorado red card and rallied for a 2-1 win against the Timbers on Wednesday night.
Colorado’s Wayne Frederick was handed a red card after a foul on David Ayala at the 69th minute. Seven minutes later, Kelsy scored the go-ahead goal with the left boot from the middle of the box off an assist from Juan Mosquera.
The Timbers (7-4-5) evened the score at a goal when Antony Alves scored with the right from the center of the box with assists credited to David Da Costa and Felipe Mora.
Colorado (6-6-4) — which saw its two-game win streak end — scored the opening goal at 33 minutes when Djordje Mihailovic scored from the center of the box.
Portland ended its two-game losing streak and won for the first time since May 10 when it beat Sporting Kansas City 1-0. ___
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