Just shy of four days after the team lost 3-0 against the L.A. Galaxy in California, the Fire are back in action, this time at Soldier Field. The home match – the last for the team until September 23, comes at a critical time for the Fire, with the team
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
Coming into tonight’s match, both teams have lost their last three matches. While the Fire currently sit in ninth position and in solid contention for a playoff spot, the Galaxy sit adrift at 13th in the west. The Californian side are currently nine points behind eighth and ninth position
The Fire head out to Los Angeles to take on the Galaxy in a one-game road trip. The match is the final away match to MLS’s Western Conference this year. The team will hope to regain the road form they found in the last time they were on Pacific
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
The Chicago Fire will return to MLS action this evening as they recommence the season following a more than month-long pause as they take on fifth-placed Orlando City at Soldier Field. The showdown on the lakefront will be particularly important for the Fire, who will aim to maintain their current
For the first time in four score and seven ye 35 days, the Fire return to Soldier Field to play a regular season MLS game, hosting Orlando City SC. The match comes well over two weeks after the Fire’s last game across all competitions, a 1-0 loss to Club
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
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
The stage is set for a thrilling Leagues Cup round of 32 showdown between the hometown Chicago Fire and the gigante of Mexico, Club América. The Fire held their Matchday -1 media day as they prepare for the match, including the press conference with Head Coach Frank Klopas. We also
The Fire once again find themselves in a must-win game: the knockout round of a tournament. Their opponent? Club América, is the continent’s biggest, most famous, most storied club. The one with the most titles in the history of Mexican football. It isn’t the first match between the
After coming back to win 3-2 against Minnesota United just four days ago, the Chicago Fire hosted Club Puebla in their final match of the group stage and lost on penalties despite dominating most of the match. After going down 1-0 in the 74th minute, a deflected Xherdan Shaqiri freekick
The Leagues Cup group stage finale between the Chicago Fire and Club Puebla was quite the spectacle, with Xherdan Shaqiri's answer to Brayan Angulo's late go-ahead goal in the final minutes ensuring that the Fire picked up the necessary point to finish in first place. We
“Champions of Group Central 2, you’ll never sing that!” The Chicago Fire were once again involved in late drama as they battled Mexican side Club Puebla to not only clinch first place in their group, but also set up an eye-watering showdown with continental powerhouse Club América. Though they
The Fire close out their Leagues Cup group stage with their first-ever match against Club Puebla Monday evening. Three-team groups means that the team knows exactly what it needs to proceed, and frankly, it isn’t that much. The kickoff for the match was moved to 7:00 PM so
Playing away at Minnesota for their first match in Group C2 of the Leagues Cup, the Fire endured a fairly boring first half with the Loons which ended at 0-0. The second half was the complete opposite though, proving to make up for the lack of action in the first