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Business as Usual: Chicago Fire 4, Detroit City 0

Business as Usual: Chicago Fire 4, Detroit City 0

BRIDGEVIEW, Ill. — The Chicago Fire hosted second-tier Detroit City at Bridgeview this Wednesday, hoping for a routine win to advance to the U.S. Open Cup's last 16. They did just that, cruising to a comfortable 4-0 win. As anticipated, Berhalter fielded a close to full-strength team, with

Cupps Stellar in Soldier Field Debut

Cupps Stellar in Soldier Field Debut

CHICAGO, Ill. — After conceding ten goals in their last two games, the Chicago Fire searched for a defensive answer. They have found one in the form of 16-year-old Christopher Cupps. Cupps, who made his first Major League Soccer start this weekend, has been one of the top prospects in the

May 3, 2025; Chicago, Illinois, USA; Orlando City forward Duncan McGuire (13) and Chicago Fire FC defender Mauricio Pineda (2

Weird History: Chicago Fire 0, Orlando City 0

CHICAGO, Ill. — The Chicago Fire are not strangers to bizarre games. Saturday’s 0-0 home draw with Orlando City – despite its lack of goals – had its own fair share of peculiarities. Even before a ball was kicked, it was a historic night for the Fire. Six academy graduates were named

Is Christopher Cupps ready for a first Chicago Fire start?

Is Christopher Cupps ready for a first Chicago Fire start?

The Chicago Fire are facing their second major positional crisis of this season. After surviving a weeks-long scare during which the team carried a near-total lack of midfielders, it must now endure a defensive slide that has seen them concede ten goals in two games — including seven against Nashville SC

Philip Zinckernagel vs Nashville

Bad Night At The Office: Nashville SC 7, Chicago Fire 2

The Fire travelled to Nashville looking for their first-ever win in the Music City and came close, falling just short in a 7-2 defeat to the home team. The Fire, as gracious visitors, allowed their hosts their customary hat trick – though this time, instead of going to Hany Mukhtar, the

Jonathan Bamba and Philip Zinckernagel against FC Cincinnati on April 19, 2025 with referree Leonardo Hernandez

5 Things We Learned Chicago Fire vs. FC Cincinnati

The Fire’s unbeaten record at Soldier Field came to an end with the final whistle against FC Cincinnati. The 3-2 loss knocks the Fire’s record on the year down to a perfect 0.500, with a trio of wins, losses and draws after nine games. Here’s five

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, and