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D.C. United stages last-gasp comeback in 2-2 draw at Chicago Fire Share this story Kamil Krzaczynski-USA TODAY Sports D.C. United produced a stunning late comeback, striking twice after the 82nd minute to earn a 2-2 road draw against the Chicago Fire. After falling behind on a Gaston Giménez and an Andy Najar own goal, United came back from the dead late as Kevin Paredes and Ola Kamara (from the penalty spot) scored to give them a share of the points. Despite a series of knocks picked up again...

Get Kraken: NHL releases expansion draft protected lists Off-Season Watch: Foligno brothers reunion in Minnesota? Maple Leafs leave Kerfoot unprotected for expansion draft Price waives no-movement clause for expansion draft Canadiens Price waives no-movement clause for expansion draft ​Blues exposing Tarasenko in expansion draft Kraken anxiously await player lists ahead of expansion draft Leafs nab McCann, Heiskanen locked up, Ellis and Patrick move in three-team deal How will McCann fit in f...

Hany Mukhtars hat trick sets MLS record, Nashville SC roll Field Level Media 18 Jul 2021, 13:05 GMT+10 Hany Mukhtar recorded the fastest hat trick in MLS history and Nashville SC extended their home unbeaten streak to 11 games with a 5-1 victory over the visiting Chicago Fire on Saturday night Mukhtar tallied all three goals in the first 16 minutes. Mukhtar, who entered with a team-leading four goals, took advantage of breakdowns on Chicagos back end to open the scoring in the 10th minute, and ...

Mukhtar scores fastest hat trick in MLS history NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Hany Mukhtar scored three goals within a six-minute span and Nashville beat the 10-man Chicago Fire 5-1. Mukhtar scored in the 10th, 13th and 16th minutes, the fastest hat trick in MLS history. C.J. Sapong made it 4-0 for Nashville in the 39th minute with a putback off the rebound of Randall Leal’s shot off the post. Brian Anunga capped the scoring in the 62nd. The Fire went down a man in the...

Courtesy of the Fire It could be too late, but the Fire might have found something. The Fire wrapped their four-game home-stand Wednesday with a 3-1 victory against Orlando City. Thanks to goals from Boris Sekulic, Robert Beric and Chinonso Offor, the Fire ended the four games 2-1-1, having scored three goals in three consecutive games. “Awesome,” said goalie Bobby Shuttleworth, who made seven saves. “It’s been a boost of energy for sure. We knew that if we just kept the faith here a...

Is it time for Ducharme to tweak the lineup? Cooper: When you start getting a taste of success, you just want more, its an addiction Joseph on what it means to be part of Bolts playoff run Cooper: Kucherov does so many other things that go unnoticed Ducharme sticking with Price in net in Game 4 Ducharme doesnt sense any physical or mental fatigue with his players Price starting Game 4: Its about all of us, we need to be better in front of him Could missing out on the playoffs impact Romanovs d...

Courtesy of the Fire For all of the Fire’s off-the-field efforts to bolster the business side of the franchise, they have to be better on the field for that work to really have an effect. Coach Raphael Wicky knows that. ‘‘We are aware, as coaches and as a team, that the first team is always the locomotive of the train,’’ Wicky said Wednesday. ‘‘We know that we are a very important piece of this club.’’ Though both the business and soccer sides have plenty of work to do, th...

CHICAGO (AP) — Ignacio Aliseda had his first two-goal game in MLS and the Chicago Fire beat Atlanta United 3-0 on Saturday night. Chicago (2-7-2) snapped a four-game winless streak. Atlanta (2-3-6) is winless in six games. The 21-year-old Aliseda, who went into the game scoreless this season and had one goal as a rookie in 2020, opened the scoring when his shot from the top of the penalty area deflected off an Atlanta defender before bouncing off the crossbar and into the net to open the scor...

Ignacio Aliseda scores twice as Chicago rips Atlanta Field Level Media 04 Jul 2021, 12:40 GMT+10 Ignacio Aliseda scored his first two goals of the season and also had an assist to lead the Chicago Fire to a dominating 3-0 victory over visiting Atlanta United on Saturday night. Przemyslaw Frankowski also scored his first goal of the season for Chicago. Bobby Shuttleworth was called on to make just two saves while recording his second clean sheet of the season and 47th of his career. The Fire (2-...

Substitute Mason Toye found the net on an 87th minute header and CF Montreal emerged with a 1-0 victory over the Chicago Fire on Saturday afternoon.