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While the New England Revolution have clinched home-field advantage in the Eastern Conference, D.C. United have plenty of work to do to land a playoff spot.

With the playoffs out of the picture, both the Chicago Fire and FC Cincinnati simply want to finish the season as strong as possible.

While the New England Revolution have clinched home-field advantage in the Eastern Conference, D.C. United have plenty of work to do to land a playoff spot.

While the New England Revolution have clinched home-field advantage in the Eastern Conference, D.C. United have plenty of work to do to land a playoff spot.

Ignacio Aliseda equalized in the 88th minute as the Chicago Fire FC salvaged a 2-2 draw on the road against the league-leading New England Revolution on Saturda

"I do bring a lot to the team in terms of defense, but I think I bring a lot to help in any way I can," Navarro said.

FT: Chicago Fire 1 - 2 Toronto FC—Game thread, preview, and how to watch Share this story Live Match Thread 95’ - 90 seconds left. 87’ - JUST. HANGING. ON. HERE. 80’ - Luke Singh goes down, looks like he’ll be replaced by Noble Okello. He’s issued a YELLOW CARD for time wasting. 81’ | Singh can’t continue. Thats one. Game on at Soldier Field. pic.twitter.com/MjTec18NPH— Chicago Fire FC (@ChicagoFire) July 25, 2021 77’ | The hosts pull one back 77’ - GOAL! NICK DELEON CHI 0...

CHICAGO — Alex Bono stood tall in goal and Toronto FC got goals from Yeferson Soteldo and Nick DeLeon, hanging on for a 2-1 win over the Chicago Fire on Saturday that extended its unbeaten record under interim coach Javier Perez to four games. After going behind in the second minute, Chicago roared back and attacked a makeshift Toronto defence with Bono forced to make save after save. The teams exchanged late goals to make for a tense finale, with the Fire looking for the equalizer. Chicago o...

CHICAGO — Toronto FC leaves Chicago with three points and a huge sigh of relief. Alex Bono made a club-record 13 saves and Toronto got goals from Yeferson Soteldo and Nick DeLeon, hanging on for a 2-1 win over the Chicago Fire on Saturday that extended its unbeaten record under interim coach Javier Perez to four games. After going behind in the second minute, Chicago roared back and attacked a makeshift Toronto defence with Bono forced to make save after save. The teams exchanged late goals t...

Courtesy of the Fire The Fire’s record isn’t what anybody associated with the franchise hoped for. After the 2-2 tie Wednesday with D.C. United, the Fire are 3-8-3 and outside the Eastern Conference playoff picture. But owner Joe Mansueto is behind sporting director Georg Heitz and coach Raphael Wicky. “I don’t have plans to make any changes with Georg and Rapha,” Mansueto told the Chicago Sun-Times during a wide-ranging interview Monday. “I like working with both of them and hav...