Spanish broadcast call of Portland Timbers dramatic equalizer is magical (Video)

It looked as if the Portland Timbers were about to lose the MLS Cup final to New York City FC but a late equalizer kept them alive. 

Providence Park was still bumping but the fate of the Portland Timbers in the MLS Cup final did not look favorable. New York City FC scored a first-half goal that put them ahead. And that 41st-minute goal and lead held firm for 50+ minutes.

That put the Timbers into desperation mode as they tried to just stay alive. With four minutes of injury time added to regulation, it was do or die. Portland chose to do.

With the final seconds ticking away, the Timbers were in the box trying to find the right opportunity. After a couple of attempts were turned away by defenders, Felipe Mora got an open look and put it past the NYCFC keeper to level the score in the literal final minute of regulation to force extra time.

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Watch Spanish broadcast call of Portland Timbers goal in MLS Cup final

That moment would’ve been exciting no matter what, but the Unimas broadcast of the goal in Spanish added a level of energy that is just truly amazing to watch.

You’d be hard-pressed to find a bigger moment in MLS than in the MLS Cup final than scoring an equalizing goal in the last seconds of the game.

The tie held throughout the 30 minutes of extra time, forcing penalty kicks to decide the champion of the largest league in the United States.