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I'm Just Cheering for Goals Tonight

I'm Just Cheering for Goals Tonight

I’m sitting up in the grandstand, one of the most beautiful grandstands I’ve ever been in. I’m not much of a baseball guy, despite the hours I’ve put into MLB The Show, so I haven’t been in many grandstands. But I have been to both

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Opposition Report: Philadelphia Union

Opposition Report: Philadelphia Union

Fresh off of their first home win of the season against Minnesota United last week, the Chicago Fire will host a struggling Philadelphia Union team at Soldier Field. The Fire will be looking to avenge a heartbreaking 1-0 defeat at the Union earlier in the year, while the visitors

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Shaqiri, Navarro, and Torres set to return for Fire this weekend

Shaqiri, Navarro, and Torres set to return for Fire this weekend

To the surprise of many, the Chicago Fire are now unbeaten in four matches, and sit in sixth place in the Eastern Conference with a game in hand. They’ve been doing so without three potential starters, Xherdan Shaqiri, Federico Navarro, and Jairo Torres, and seem to be catching some

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Fiesta in Bridgeview: Mexico's visit to Chicago

Fiesta in Bridgeview: Mexico's visit to Chicago

“I think that soccer won today.” Those were the words of Chicago Red Stars head coach, Chris Petrucelli, following his team’s 5-2 defeat in a friendly match with the senior women’s national team of Mexico. The Red Stars, who were without several key players due to national

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Around the League: Matchday 7

Around the League: Matchday 7

In the seventh matchday of the 2023 MLS season, there was plenty of action all across the league. Six matches had three or more total goals, and there was only one 0-0 draw the entire weekend. Here is a summary of all of the league’s action from matchday

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Heat Rising: Chicago Fire 2, Minnesota United 1

Heat Rising: Chicago Fire 2, Minnesota United 1

Moreso than ever before during the Ezra Hendrickson era, things are looking up for the Chicago Fire. In spite of yet another low turnout at Soldier Field, the Fire stunned unbeaten Minnesota United, 2-1 thanks to a pair of first half goals from their most experienced player, and soared

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