On a High: Chicago Fire 2, Toronto FC 1
The Fire two Canadian teams in consecutive weeks.
The Fire two Canadian teams in consecutive weeks.
The Fire face Toronto in their last test before the World Cup break.
The Fire won at Montréal for the second straight year in a low-key affair.
The Fire have another Montréal matinée as they look to finish out the first stage of the season in strong form.
The Fire snapped a three-game losing run.
The Fire got revenge on DC after a crushing blow earlier in the season.
The Fire, now on a losing streak, face a team now undefeated in five in their first visit back since a 7-1 win last June
Possession wasn't enough for the Fire as they suffered a series of ugly firsts against the visiting Red Bulls
The Fire have a chance to get back to the win column against a Baby Bulls team that has struggled defensively.
Penalties tipped the balance as the Fire were unable to take advantage of being up a man for more than a half hour.
The Fire have a chance to wash away their Cup loss with a rematch against FC Cincinnati at Soldier Field.
The Fire scored first but couldn't hold on as St. Louis ends Chicago's Open Cup campaign.
The Chicago Fire continue their quest for the cup in Bridgeview against St. Louis City midweek. Here’s everything you need to know before they kick off.
A second half outburst of five goals erases a slow start in the first half as the Fire complete a 5-0 rout of Sporting KC
The Fire take on a struggling Sporting KC side that features familiar faces on the pitch and in the dugout