Chicago Fire FC Game Reports & Results
Game results and postgame reports for Chicago Fire FC from Vancouver Television Sports Desk. Browse the latest reports and earlier coverage.
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New England Revolution beat Chicago Fire FC, 1–0
New England Revolution finished with a 1–0 victory over Chicago Fire FC at Gillette Stadium on October 17, 2026. A single goal separated the teams at the finish.
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3 — 1Philadelphia Union beat Chicago Fire FC, 3–1
Philadelphia Union finished with a 3–1 victory over Chicago Fire FC at Soldier Field on October 14, 2026.
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1 — 2Maren Haile-Selassie drives Chicago Fire comeback as late winner sinks NYCFC
Chicago Fire FC overturned an early deficit with two second-half goals, beating New York City FC 2-1 at Soldier Field. Hannes Wolf put NYCFC ahead in the 19th minute, but Anton Salétros equalized in the 55th before Maren Haile-Selassie decided the match in the 87th.
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1 — 3Chicago strikes early and finishes late in 3-1 win over Whitecaps
The Vancouver Whitecaps had a little more of the ball and won far more corners at Soldier Field, but Chicago Fire FC turned the sharper night into a 3-1 result. Jonathan Bamba opened the scoring in the ninth minute, Philip Zinckernagel doubled the lead early in the second half, and Maren Haile-Selassie put the match away after Mathías Laborda had given Vancouver hope.
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Chicago Fire FC beat Charlotte FC, 1–0
Chicago Fire FC finished with a 1–0 victory over Charlotte FC at Bank of America Stadium on September 26, 2026. A single goal separated the teams at the finish.
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Cristian Espinoza turns Nashville SC control into a 3-0 statement against Chicago Fire FC
Nashville SC spent much of this MLS match building pressure, but the real difference was where its best moments landed. All three goals arrived from the middle of Chicago Fire FC's penalty area or closer, and that made a fairly even-looking shot count feel much less negotiable by full time.
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Chicago Fire FC spent much of Sunday’s MLS match in possession, in the attacking third, and around the New England Revolution penalty area. New England spent the important moments being precise. That difference decided a 2-1 Revolution win at Soldier Field.
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