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Thanks to giveaways and promotions, the Fire distributed an announced 31,308 tickets for their home finale, the third-biggest crowd for a stand-alone MLS game in team history and the largest since the inaugural 1998 season.

Chicago Fire FC sign academy midfielder Sergio Oregel as homegrown player with a deal running through 2025, with a club option for 2026.

Gabriel Slonina has "scary" potential and could be at the top of the game for the next 10-15 years, according to Chicago Fire boss Frank Klopas.

Toronto FC is on a roll, unbeaten in five games (4-0-1) in all competitions having outscored the opposition 12-4 along the way.But the fact that Toronto (6-15-7) remains in 13th place in the MLS . . .

Toronto FC is on a roll, unbeaten in five games (4-0-1) in all competitions having outscored the opposition 12-4 along the way.

The Reds have won three and drawn one of their last four games in all competitions.

Two sides toward the bottom of the Eastern Conference standings will look for signs of hope on Sunday when the Chicago Fire visit Toronto FC.

Rabbit rabbit, y’all — happy Friday and happy October to all you Caps fans. Games keep coming off the board and the playoff dreams haven’t died just quite yet. Buckle up for a big month that will...

Orlando City’s draw shows fight, Orlando Pride prepare for the Chicago Red Stars, Paul Riley fired amid sexual coercion allegations, and more.

Journalism is important, and lots is happening in the world of D.C. United and American soccer