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Toronto FC 0, Chicago Fire 0 | Player Ratings

The Fire played their first scoreless draw of the season in a match where neither team looked particularly hungry to score.  The team did have to shepherd its way through multiple possible concussions (and it started without Mauricio Pineda, already under the concussion protocol), and substitutions, starting with GK Spencer

Toronto FC 0, Chicago Fire 0 | Man of the Match

Toronto FC 0, Chicago Fire 0 | Man of the Match

https://twitter.com/meninred97/status/1664085804732350464?s=20 The 19-year-old goalkeeper saw just 25 minutes of action before he was eventually subbed off at the 30th minute with blood streaming down his face. After making an initial stop from a close-range effort, the teenager sprang upon the loose ball and

Lacking Ideas: Toronto FC 0, Chicago Fire 0

Lacking Ideas: Toronto FC 0, Chicago Fire 0

The goals had to stop eventually. After numerous high-scoring matches in recent weeks, the Chicago Fire had to settle for a stale 0-0 draw with Toronto FC, as they played their Canadian opposition to a defensive stalemate at BMO Field. Neither team could ever catch much momentum as the Men

Chicago Fire play Austin

Austin FC 0, Chicago Fire 2 | Player Ratings

After the Fire’s dramatic 3-3 draw against Atlanta United at the weekend, Frank Klopas took the fight to Austin by making significant tactical changes looking to catch Josh Wolff off-guard. The Fire appeared to line up in their typical 4-2-3-1 but quickly shifted into a 5-2-3, which worked in

One Step Closer: Austin FC 0, Chicago Fire 2

One Step Closer: Austin FC 0, Chicago Fire 2

So close, you can almost taste it. The Chicago Fire are through to the quarterfinals of the U.S. Open Cup following a thrilling 2-0 road win over Austin FC, led by captain Rafa Czichos and DP Xherdan Shaqiri. Frank Klopas’ team was fantastic from start to finish as they