On a High: Chicago Fire 2, Toronto FC 1
The Fire two Canadian teams in consecutive weeks.
Match Recaps
La Même Chose: CF Montréal 0, Chicago Fire 2
The Fire won at Montréal for the second straight year in a low-key affair.
Singing in the Rain: D.C. United 1, Chicago Fire 3
The Fire got revenge on DC after a crushing blow earlier in the season.
Red Bullied: Chicago Fire 1, New York Red Bulls 3
Possession wasn't enough for the Fire as they suffered a series of ugly firsts against the visiting Red Bulls
Outlasted: Chicago Fire 2, FC Cincinnati 3
Penalties tipped the balance as the Fire were unable to take advantage of being up a man for more than a half hour.
Empty Handed: Chicago Fire 1, St. Louis City 2
The Fire scored first but couldn't hold on as St. Louis ends Chicago's Open Cup campaign.
Slow Burn: Chicago Fire 5, Sporting KC 0
A second half outburst of five goals erases a slow start in the first half as the Fire complete a 5-0 rout of Sporting KC
Nothing to Worry About: Detroit City 1, Chicago Fire 2
The Fire defeated Detroit for the second successive season.
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.
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