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5 Thing We Learned: Chicago Fire vs. Inter Miami

5 Thing We Learned: Chicago Fire vs. Inter Miami

1. The floor is going up In the opening moments of the Fire’s 2025 campaign, the offense looked dynamic, with Jonathan Bamba setting up a brace for Brian Gutiérrez inside of 22 minutes. The problem? The Fire kept conceding – giving up their 1-0 lead just six minutes later,

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Player Ratings: Chicago Fire 0, Inter Miami 0

Player Ratings: Chicago Fire 0, Inter Miami 0

Lionel Messi and Inter Miami came to town, but despite end-to-end action, had to settle for a 0-0 draw with Gregg Berhalter's Chicago Fire. A solid all-around performance from the Men in Red enabled them to come away with a point, though both teams

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Thrillingly close: Chicago Fire 0, Inter Miami 0

Thrillingly close: Chicago Fire 0, Inter Miami 0

CHICAGO, Ill. — A crowd of 62,358 came to Chicago’s lakefront to see the Fire take on Inter Miami. The record-breaking crowd saw everything but a goal, as the teams finished the match with a 0-0 draw as the Fire remained undefeated – but still searching for their

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Aug 31, 2024; Chicago, Illinois, USA; Inter Miami CF defender Sergio Busquets (5) controls the ball against Chicago Fire FC f

Full House: Chicago Fire vs Inter Miami Match 8 Preview

On Sunday, for the third – and possibly final – time, an Inter Miami team with Lionel Messi on the roster will face the Chicago Fire at Soldier Field. In the first two, Messi didn’t play. The question, asked on countless social media posts, in questions to friends with season tickets

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Apr 5, 2025; Harrison, New Jersey, USA; Chicago Fire FC midfielder Jonathan Bamba (19) scores a goal past New York Red Bulls

5 Things We Learned: Chicago Fire vs. New York Red Bulls

HARRISON, N.J. — The Chicago Fire’s five-game unbeaten run is over, but energy is still high around the Men in Red. Berhalter’s team suffered an unfortunate 2-1 loss to the New York Red Bulls at Sports Illustrated Arena despite a strong performance for the bulk of

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5 Things We Learned: Chicago Fire vs. CF Montréal

5 Things We Learned: Chicago Fire vs. CF Montréal

The Chicago Fire's winning run came to an end last night when the team tied CF Montréal 1-1 at a rainy Soldier Field, with Dante Sealy's second half goal canceling out Philip Zinckernagel's opener. The draw means that the Fire's search

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Kellyn Acosta plays the ball against CF Montréal on March 16, 2024

Chez nous: Chicago Fire vs CF Montréal Match 5 Preview

After three wins straight on the road, the Fire are back at home as they host CF Montréal, a team that made headlines around the league on Monday when they fired Head Coach Laurent Courtois just five games into his second season in the dugout, in a press release so

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Mar 22, 2025; Vancouver, British Columbia, CAN; Chicago Fire FC goalkeeper Chris Brady (1) blocks a shot on goal during the f

5 Things We Learned: Chicago Fire vs. Vancouver Whitecaps

Yesterday’s match against the Vancouver Whitecaps was a perfect example of what this Chicago Fire team is capable of when everything comes together. A solid 90 minutes of soccer, where the only goal conceded was pretty much unstoppable, has put the Fire in joint second in the Eastern Conference.

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Mar 22, 2025; Vancouver, British Columbia, CAN; Chicago Fire FC forward Philip Zinckernagel (11) celebrates scoring during th

Road Warriors: Vancouver Whitecaps 1, Chicago Fire 3

Three road games, three wins. The Chicago Fire are flying right now and secured a massive win at Vancouver by a 3-1 margin for their second successive trip to British Columbia. Absences caused by MLS' decision to play through the international break impacted both elevens, and the Fire

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Mar 15, 2025; Toronto, Ontario, CAN; Chicago Fire goalkeeper Chris Brady (1), defender Leonardo Barroso (2) and defender Jack

Maple Meltdown: Toronto FC 1, Chicago Fire 2

TORONTO, Ontario — Go to Canada, get three points, and claim them tax-free through customs. That was the Chicago Fire’s goal this weekend when they took on Toronto FC, and they accomplished it, stunning the hosts 2-1 in come-from-behind fashion. Following the team’s first win

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Mar 8, 2025; Frisco, Texas, USA; Chicago Fire forward Hugo Cuypers (9) celebrates after he scores a goal on a penalty kick ag

5 Things We Learned: Chicago Fire vs. FC Dallas

For just the second time in 234 days, the Chicago Fire have won a soccer game. And they did it in the most unlikely way possible, too, coming back from a late deficit on the road against FC Dallas to win 3-1, with all three tallies coming after the

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