Fire storm back for draw with NYCFC
Alonso Martinez scored twice in a span of seven minutes in the first half, but New York City FC endured a late collapse and settled for a 2-2 draw with the visiting Chicago Fire on Saturday night. A week after
Alonso Martinez scored twice in a span of seven minutes in the first half, but New York City FC endured a late collapse and settled for a 2-2 draw with the visiting Chicago Fire on Saturday night. A week after
New York City FC spent the last weeks attempting to win the Leagues Cup. After falling short, their attention turns to pushing for the best seed possible in the MLS playoffs. NYCFC will resume the MLS regular season Saturday night
Chicago Fire FC acquired veteran forward Ariel Lassiter from CF Montreal on Wednesday in exchange for up to $150,000 in general allocation money. Lassiter, 29, has three goals and a team-high six assists in 20 MLS games this season for
The Chicago Fire and Xherdan Shaqiri mutually agreed to terminate the midfielder’s contract on Wednesday. The 32-year-old Swiss international had two goals and two assists in 12 matches (nine starts) this season but has not played since May 18. “After
Chicago Fire sporting director Georg Heitz is leaving the MLS club after the 2024 season for personal reasons. “It is with a heavy heart that I have decided to return to Switzerland after the 2024 season due to personal reasons,”
Just in case Chicago is not Lionel Messi’s kind of town for a second consecutive season, the Fire are taking precautions for a scheduled game against Inter Miami on Aug. 31 in the Windy City. The MLS club said it
Brian Gutierrez broke a scoreless deadlock in the 69th minute and the visiting Chicago Fire picked up just their second road win of the year, beating FC Cincinnati 1-0 on Wednesday. Gutierrez entered in the 59th minute, then scored his
FC Cincinnati, the top team in MLS, will try to recover from a rare loss when they host the Chicago Fire on Wednesday night. Cincinnati (15-5-3, 48 points) saw its quest for a second straight Supporters’ Shield interrupted when it
New York City FC overcame a commanding possession disparity, was not credited with a shot on goal until late in the second half and settled for a 0-0 draw with the host Chicago Fire on Saturday night. NYCFC (11-9-3, 36