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Soccer player Xherdan Shaqiri celebrates after scoring a goal

Holding Strong: Chicago Fire 2, Houston Dynamo 1

CHICAGO, Ill. — The Fire came home following a two-game road swing, hoping to find a return to the winning form they found in their last match at Soldier Field when the team had a wild 4-3 win over CF Montréal. They got it, and this time, the assist

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Quest Continues: Chicago Fire II 2-0 Forward Madison

Quest Continues: Chicago Fire II 2-0 Forward Madison

BRIDGEVIEW, Ill. — For the first time in the Fire II’s short history, they prevailed over a professional team in a knockout game, defeating Forward Madison in a chilly, rainy match at SeatGeek Stadium, winning 2-0 in a game where weather played a role the longer the match wore

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Two soccer players jostle for the ball during a game

Soundly Beat: Atlanta United 3, Chicago Fire 0

The Chicago Fire will have a lot to reflect on following an embarrassing 3-0 defeat at Atlanta United. The loss ensures they will remain winless at Mercedes-Benz Stadium with a total of seven losses in seven MLS visits. Head coach Frank Klopas’ team appeared comfortable without possession and

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Chicago Fire players tustle iwth a Columbus crew player during a soccer game

100 Minutes: Columbus Crew 2, Chicago Fire 1

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Late daggers are nothing new for the Chicago Fire. In 2024, a years-long trend shows no signs of breaking. The Columbus Crew earned a late winner against the Men in Red, who stumbled to a 2-1 defeat in their second road game of the season, ensuring

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Fire vs FC Cincinnati player fight for the ball during a game

All That's Old Is New: Chicago Fire 1-2 FC Cincinnati

CHICAGO, Ill. — For the first time since October 8, 2005, the Fire wore red at Soldier Field in a regular season MLS match. Both in that match and again on Saturday, the opponent was a team from Ohio – the Columbus Crew in 2005, and FC Cincinnati in 2024. Both times,

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Struck out: New York City FC 1, Chicago Fire 0

Struck out: New York City FC 1, Chicago Fire 0

QUEENS, N.Y. — That’s the ball game. The Chicago Fire’s 2023 season came to an end Saturday in a dry, dull 1-0 loss at Citi Field against New York City FC. The rollercoaster season quietly withered away in the Big Apple, with the Men in Red hopelessly

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Charlotte FC outplay the Chicago Fire in their last home game of the season

Hung Over: Chicago Fire 0, Charlotte FC 2

The Chicago Fire played their last home game of the regular season knowing that a win would almost certainly give them a spot in the postseason. They didn’t get it. Playing 72 hours after an electric performance in front of a full house at Soldier Field, the team’s

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A Chicago Fire player plays the ball forward in a match against the New York Red Bulls

Greek Fire: Chicago Fire 1, New York Red Bulls 0

The Fire traveled to Harrison, New Jersey looking for their first win since the Leagues Cup break. They got it. In a match where both they and the Red Bulls were level on points and on the outside of the postseason picture looking in, the Fire achieved a win – something

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Speechless: Columbus Crew 3, Chicago Fire 0

Speechless: Columbus Crew 3, Chicago Fire 0

The Chicago Fire suffered one of the biggest and most humiliating defeats in their history Wednesday night as they were obliterated 3-0 by the Columbus Crew at Lower.com Field. A Cucho Hernández hat-trick within just 23 minutes put the game out of reach in the blink of

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