Match Coverage
BRIDGEVIEW, Ill. — The Chicago Fire met the New England Revolution in a must-win game and walked away with a 3-2 victory where the scoreline belies the performance shown on the pitch for a majority of the match. The Fire scored early, were dominant throughout most of the game but, as
Match Coverage
After an unplanned week off, the Chicago Fire are back at SeatGeek for the last time in their campaign against a team that long-term Fire fans know well as an opponent: The New England Revolution. The 74th MLS regular season meeting between the two teams – an MLS original against the
Breaking News
Just over two weeks since his trade from CF Montréal, Chicago Fire fans will finally be able to see Joel Waterman playing in red. That red, however, won’t be that of the Fire, but rather, of the Canadian Men’s National Team, kicking off the first of two friendlies
Breaking News
A little over four years after Chicago Fire owner Joe Mansueto purchased Swiss Super League club FC Lugano, the team made its next major acquisition – but this time, it was for an entire league. This past Tuesday, the club announced the purchase of the Chicagoland Indoor Soccer League, a local
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The Chicago Fire are back on the road after an undefeated homestand that saw the team net two wins and a draw. Combined with a win and a draw on the road, the team’s unbeaten streak is five games and counting. That streak, however, will be put to the
Analysis
Neither rain nor thunder nor St. Louis could keep the Chicago Fire from victory Saturday night in the team’s second league match at SeatGeek Stadium this year. Brian Gutiérrez scored a game winner and added an assist, Philip Zinckernagel continued his All-Star form and Gregg Berhalter’s side completed
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With the growth of professional sports, geographic rivalries found a new battleground. The Chicago Bears versus the Green Bay Packers. The Chicago Cubs against the St. Louis Cardinals. Even as teams relocated over time and the leagues grew, adding organizing into divisions, those geographic – and by then historic – rivalries were
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BRIDGEVIEW, Ill. — A crowd of 19,8831 converged in Bridgeview to see the Chicago Fire play Los Angeles FC, with the crowd buoyed by the last-minute news that Korean superstar Son Heung-min would be available for the visitors. In the end, the Korean star featured, and the fans were given
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After a much needed week off – their last until the end of the regular season – the Chicago Fire are back in action Saturday night. The game is at “home” but only in a loose, historical sense, as the Fire are set to return to SeatGeek Stadium for the first time
Analysis
At the midpoint of the four-week summer transfer window – the last time that teams in MLS can make substantial changes to their rosters – here’s the moves the Chicago Fire have made, and what their plans might be in the final two weeks. Initial moves create roster, cap flexibility Just
Analysis
The Chicago Fire hosted the New York Red Bulls in their last game at Soldier Field until September and walked away with their third home win of the season. The 1-0 win gave Chris Brady and his team their second-consecutive clean sheet as Carlos Terán made a welcome return for
Match Coverage
Following an All-Star “break” that amounted to the team not playing midweek, the Chicago Fire are back in action on Saturday. They’re hosting the New York Red Bulls in the Fire’s final match at Soldier Field until September, and for a midseason MLS matchup, the stakes couldn’t