Keep it clean: Chicago Fire 1, Atlanta United 0
The attack was far short of clinical but a strong defensive effort propelled the team to their third win in a row.
Match Recaps
Better Early Than Never: Chicago Fire 1, Nashville SC 0
The Fire secured their biggest win of the season thus far.
Finally Sunny: Philadelphia Union 1, Chicago Fire 2
The Fire finally prevailed over the Union after failing to do so four times last season.
Bogged Down: Chicago Fire 1, D.C. United 2
The Fire were swamped by a D.C. United team in a game where lapses at both ends of the pitch dealt the Fire a frustrating defeat.
Mo’ Than Rouge: Chicago 3, Montréal 0
The Fire smothered Montréal as a team effort earned the team a 3-0 win despite playing down a man for 40 mins.
Implosion: Houston Dynamo 2, Chicago Fire 1
The Fire stumbled to an opening day defeat.
Bad and Ugly: Chicago Fire 0, Philadelphia Union 3
BRIDGEVIEW, Ill. — The Chicago Fire’s 2025 season ended tonight in Bridgeview with a depressing whimper as they were destroyed 3-0 by the Philadelphia Union. Backup goalkeeper Jeff Gal was at the center of it all as the Union ran away with Game 2 before halftime. Shortly before kickoff, when
Square One: Philadelphia Union 2 (4), Chicago Fire 2 (2)
CHESTER, Pa. — The Chicago Fire’s playoff dream is hanging by a thread this week in light of a shootout loss in Pennsylvania on Sunday night. The Men in Red clawed back a ridiculous 2-2 draw with the Supporters Shield champion Philadelphia Union, but lost on spot kicks after a
Lions Sleep Tonight: Chicago Fire 3, Orlando City 1
BRIDGEVIEW, Ill. — For the first time since 2009, the Chicago Fire have won a playoff game. Bridgeview was the setting once again, and it came in a 3-1 thumping of Orlando City in the Eastern Conference Wild Card game. After a month-long experiment with a defensive back five, Gregg Berhalter
Going Wild: New England Revolution 2, Chicago Fire 2
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — The Chicago Fire didn't have to worry about playoff qualification entering Decision Day, and while there may have been an ounce of complacency, they did just enough to preserve a home wildcard game. Despite a 2-2 draw with the Revs, an eliminated team with nothing to
O Captain: Chicago Fire FC 2, Toronto 2
In their first game back since clinching a postseason spot, the Fire found themselves in a tough spot – trailing for the first time in almost a month but worked their way back, finding energy despite playing midweek before conceding a last-minute penalty in a display and settling for a draw
Promised Land: Inter Miami 3, Chicago Fire 5
The Chicago Fire are back in the promised land. And they did it in style. Gregg Berhalter's Men in Red came to Miami for a game in which they knew they could clinch a playoff spot with a win. And against all the odds, they found themselves 5-3
Dos a Cero: Chicago Fire 2, Columbus Crew 0
The Chicago Fire took two giant leaps closer to an MLS playoff spot tonight, and are now so near they can feel it. A dominant 2-0 home victory over a spiraling Columbus Crew is enough to put the Men in Red within one win of clinching a postseason berth for
Three Solutions: Minnesota United 0, Chicago Fire 3
Two months ago, Allianz Field in Minnesota was the site of the Fire’s most heartbreaking loss of 2025. Tonight, it hosted one of their most important wins. With a 3-0 victory in St. Paul, the Fire stay in a playoff position with four games to go, and by picking
Sleeping against the City: Chicago Fire 1, New York City FC 3
A week after a win at SeatGeek gave the Chicago Fire a winning record at home for the first time this season and sent the team ahead of one New York team in the standings, the Fire looked to repeat the feat, facing New York City FC, a team that
Counterrevolution: Chicago Fire 3, New England Revolution 2
BRIDGEVIEW, Ill. — The Chicago Fire met the New England Revolution in a must-win game and walked away with a 3-2 victory where the scoreline belies the performance shown on the pitch for a majority of the match. The Fire scored early, were dominant throughout most of the game but, as