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Portland Timbers vs Columbus Crew
May 21st 2011 at 23:00

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Playing at home against the road seems to make all the difference for the Columbus Crew and Portland Timbers.

The look of the crew for their first away win and Woods to try to keep their perfect record intact soil JELD-WEN when the teams meet on Saturday.

Columbus is 3-0-2 at home this season, but did not find the same recipe for success on the road. The crew fell to 0-2-2 away from Columbus and saw a seven-game unbeaten in the pipe end and lost 3-0 in San Jose last Saturday.

"The most important thing on the street is not a physical side - it is mentally," coach Robert Warzycha told the official website of the crew. "We must be strong mentally to play away games. It 's a long season. To play at home we do at home takes a lot of time."

Before the loss, Columbus (3-2-4) has allowed only three goals in their 3-0-4 stretch. Although Warzycha would have liked the streak continues, he knows his team has everything to gain from long-term loss.

"It opened everyone's eyes," he said. "We can not be so sure, we believe that good. We must continue to work to improve it."

The crew, whose only loss was a loss to start the season 3-1 to DC on March 19, could be difficult to recover in a game with a team of Portland, which has a 4-0 record at home -0.

The Timbers (4-2-3) have an average of 2.25 goals per game JELD-WEN in the field and has recorded consecutive shutouts ago, beating Real Salt Lake 1-0, 30 April and 1-0 Philadelphia , May 06

Like Christopher Columbus, Portland remains winless on the road and come from a 1-1 draw in Seattle last Saturday. Coach John Spencer, however, was satisfied with the result.

"This may be the point where it enters the playoffs," he said.

Midfielder Jack Jewsbury fed defender Mamadou "Futty" Danso the tie on 65 minutes - his second goal in two weeks.

Jewsbury acquired from Kansas City in March to assist in three straight games and are tied the team lead with four.

"Jack Jewsbury is fantastic for us, that's why we brought him here and made him captain. He lived up to everything and more," Spencer said.

Although Portland is certainly eager to regain its home field, perhaps none is as excited about Saturday tilt Eric Brunner. The defender has to Columbus for the first time since he was left unprotected by the crew of the first performance of growth last year, after two years with the club.

"Brunner is probably one of the best center backs right now," the man defender Jeremy Hall said. "I'm sure that Columbus are kicking themselves. E 'will be a big day against them. You know those guys, going to go against, so we're happy to have him on our side."