What We Learned: Chicago Fire Draw Toronto
The Fire's offense clicked but defensive lapses cost the team a W in Toronto
The Fire's offense clicked but defensive lapses cost the team a W in Toronto
The Fire are slowly but surely learning how to get the most out of Robert Lewandowski
The Fire's Leagues Cup run is over, and several of the issues the team has had were on display.
The unbeaten streak continues, but what the Fire can't do was on display in Harrison.
The Fire make it six W's in a row for just the second time in team history
The Fire's fifth win in a row puts the team back where they belong in the standings
The Fire put together a solid win against a top opponent in a game that mattered
It didn't start out pretty but the ending was electric as the Fire put themselves in a position to advance
The Fire put on a great performance against the weakest foe they'll face this tournament
Things are starting to click in Chicago as Robert Lewandowski gets his first two goals with the team and the Fire fight their way to a win
Two tough losses provide tough lessons at the start of the Robert Lewandowksi era in Chicago.
The Fire won a hard-fought victory to make make it to the World Cup break in third place in the East.
The injury-riddled Fire got away with a a clean-sheet victory, but with flaws on full display.
The Fire snapped a three-game losing run.
The Fire's first multi-goal loss of the year provides a lot of grist for the mill.
A strong offensive performance isn't enough as the Fire's undefeated streak comes to an end.