Power outage forces Quakes to move match vs. Galaxy
The Earthquakes' biggest rivalry game of the year has been pushed back three months.
San Jose's match with the LA Galaxy scheduled for Saturday night at Stanford Stadium has been rescheduled for Sept. 24 due to a power outage on the school's campus.
The team said tickets purchased for the match will automatically carry over for the later date, or fans can get a refund within the next 30 days if they purchased through Ticketmaster. The Quakes said last week that they had already sold more than 30,000 tickets for the match.
The ongoing outage was caused by the Edgewood Fire, which broke out Tuesday in Redwood City and covered just 20 acres and was 90% contained as of Thursday morning, according to CalFire. About 8,900 PG&E customers lost power, a company spokesperson said.
Only 13 customers were still without power Thursday morning, per PG&E, but one of those customers is Stanford, which canceled summer classes Wednesday for the rest of the week.
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