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Below the Line: Chicago Fire 0, D.C. United 4

The Chicago Fire traveled to the nation’s capital to face D.C. United in possession of the ninth and final postseason spot in the Eastern Conference. No more. The Fire were out-possessed, out-chanced and outplayed as they lost 4-0 to the team immediately behind them in the standings, in

Chicago Fire players on pitch after LA Galaxy goal

Lost in Lalaland: Chicago Fire 0, L.A. Galaxy 3

The Fire went to Carson, California on their last Western Conference trip of the season looking to return to winning ways in league play. They had reason for confidence - the Fire went into the match with nothing but wins against western conference teams in MLS play this season. That

Fire soccerp layer Xherdan Shaqiri gestures over an Orlando City player that is falling down ont he pitch, as two other palye

Boiling Over: Chicago Fire 1, Orlando City 3

Boy, that escalated quickly... The Chicago Fire picked up just their second MLS defeat since early June tonight as they fell 3-1 at the hands of high-flying Orlando City. An early second-half lead evaporated in the blink of an eye, and while the team remains above the playoff line, their

Chicago Fire 0, Club América 1 | Player Ratings

Chicago Fire 0, Club América 1 | Player Ratings

To a casual fan, it may have looked like Club América was actually the home side, but unfortunately, they were not as their fanbase invaded SeatGeek Stadium for their own use before their beloved team got a 1-0 win over our Chicago Fire due to a Gastón Giménez own-goal in

American Nightmare: Chicago Fire 0, Club América 1

American Nightmare: Chicago Fire 0, Club América 1

Despite a valiant effort, the Chicago Fire were eliminated from Leagues Cup tonight by a Mexican giant Club América. Despite playing before a 95% pro-América crowd, the Men in Red kept it close, and ultimately fell by a score of 1-0 as two contrasting moments midway through the second half