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After becoming the last MLS team to register its first win of the season, the Chicago Fire will seek consecutive victories for the first time since last Septemb

Fire defeat Inter Miami for first win of season Field Level Media 23 May 2021, 10:40 GMT+10 Luka Stojanovic's free kick goal in the 69th minute provided the lone tally in a 1-0 victory for the host Chicago Fire over Inter Miami on Saturday night at Soldier Field. Stojanovic scored his third goal of the season after his shot over Miami's wall of defenders was mishandled by goalkeeper John McCarthy, who let it slip through his grasp and into the goal. The tally was Chicago's first goal since April 24, snapping a three-match scoreless streak and a string of four consecutive losses for the Fire (...

Union still in search of their first win for the MLS season

Courtesy of the Fire Continuity was supposed to bring success for the Fire. Two games into the season, the most prominent aspects to carry over have been negative. Entering Saturday’s match at the New York Red Bulls, the Fire have allowed five goals in two games, and the back line has looked leaky like it did in 2020. They had a prime chance to win their opener but turned a 2-0 lead into a 2-2 draw with the New England Revolution, carrying over another trend of wasting leads and not finishing off matches. So far, the opening two matches have looked like games 24 and 25 of the 2020 season, n...

Atlanta United vs. Chicago Fire: Gameday Guide and How to Watch Can Chicago win a road match for the first time since 2019? Share this story Photo by Robin Alam/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images But the biggest storyline heading into the match has to be this: Can the Fire finally pick up a win on the road? The last time Chicago won a true road match—a 5-2 season ending win against Orlando City in 2019—Bastian Schweinsteiger was playing his last game as a pro. Atlanta’s normally incredible crowd will be throttled to only 50 percent capacity because of the pandemic, but even so, that’s s...