Two teams in turmoil met at Soldier Field on Saturday, and though both showed mettle, neither ultimately left satisfied as the teams played to a 2-2 draw. The Chicago Fire entered the match in the midst of a team-record goalless drought, and the New England Revolution, on their
After a 3-0 shellacking courtesy of a Cucho Hernández hat trick – the second fastest in league history – at Lower.com field in Columbus, Ohio on Wednesday, the Chicago Fire return to Soldier Field for their first and only home game in the month of September. Their opponent is the
Alan, Tim, and DJ recap the Columbus game, look forward to New England, and air some grievances. Check out our socials! MIR97 Website MIR97 Twitter MIR97 Instagram Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mir97/support
In an absolutely spineless performance, the Fire lost 3-0 to the Columbus Crew courtesy of a Cucho Hernández hattrick within the first 23 minutes, followed up by a Xherdan Shaqiri red card to put the team’s playoff hopes on the brink of dying out. Here is a recap
The Chicago Fire suffered one of the biggest and most humiliating defeats in their history Wednesday night as they were obliterated 3-0 by the Columbus Crew at Lower.com Field. A Cucho Hernández hat-trick within just 23 minutes put the game out of reach in the blink of
The Chicago Fire earned a solitary point in Montréal by the skin of their teeth last Saturday, but now they're already gearing up for another important game on the road. They'll take on the high-flying Columbus Crew, practically a lock to reach the postseason at
The Fire head to Ohio’s capital to face the Crew on Wednesday in search of points as the team tries to punch its ticket to the postseason for the first time in six seasons. The match comes as the Fire are in the midst of their second-longest goalless
Oh hi! I’m Jiggly. And it’s a Tuesday. So, this is a bit awkward. I don’t really have a column this week. Not that I don’t have any ideas for what to write, it’s more that I’ve got a couple of solid ones that
For once, the Fire didn't lose! Alan, DJ, and Tim go over the 0-0 draw in Montreal and Chris Brady's MVP status. Check out our socials! MIR97 Website MIR97 Twitter MIR97 Instagram Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mir97/support
When Ariel Lassiter blasted a shot towards goal from close range, it should have resulted in a winning goal for CF Montréal against the Chicago Fire. It should have sent the electric crowd at Stade Saputo into a state of delirium, sending his team one step closer to returning to
After returning from the international break, the Fire headed north to play CF Montréal. Despite a few good opportunities from both teams (mostly Montréal), the game ended in a flat 0-0 draw to keep Chicago out of a playoff spot. Here is a short recap of the Fire’s
The Chicago Fire and CF Montréal battled to a 0-0 draw at Stade Saputo last night, with Chris Brady's late-game heroics preserving the Fire's first clean sheet in over two months. We were on the ground in Montréal to take in all the action,
MONTRÉAL, Québec — The weather was gorgeous, the pitch was immaculate, and the crowd was electric, but the Chicago Fire had to settle for a 0-0 draw on the road at CF Montréal. Neither team could take their chances, and while a goalless stalemate didn’t quite reflect the course
When the Fire take to the pitch at Stade Saputo in Montréal on Saturday, it will have been over two months since their last victory in the league. Even if that is due in no small part to the monthlong Leagues Cup break, it has been 18,787 seconds of
Typically around this time of year, soccer fans around the world are eagerly awaiting the launch of a new FIFA game. This year, EA were forced to drop the classic name, but the game will be coming out later this month nonetheless. The reveal of EA FC 24’s player
Nearly ten years ago, Frank Klopas made a choice. He had just stepped down as head coach of the Chicago Fire after two seasons, a team he had been involved with in some capacity for a good part of 15 years as a player, trainer, technical director, and manager, but
