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>> reporter: as professional sports return to full capacity, so do fresh concerns over covid-19, driven by the delta variant. >> he is playing the drums in there. >> reporter: jonathan bornstein is a defender for the chicago fire, the city's major league soccer team. he's played all over the world, even stints in the world cup for team usa. he couldn't wait to get the vaccine. >> i want it for myself to be able to protect myself and protect the people around me. i was one of those very open people to follow what was going on and when i got the opportunity to take advantage, i did. >> not every...

We are not that far apart in age but i have to say, you guys look amazing. so again, and -- you know, bart, don't mess it up. gorgeous woman. >> a handstand a day. >> thank you, guys. it's a pleasure. be well and i hope you'll come back to see us, soon. you guys, take care. >> you, too. bye. >> thank you so much. bye-bye. so ahead of the upcoming football season, the nfl is pushing to get players and team-staff members vaccinated you but not everyone wants to. here is cnn's omar jimenez. >> reporter: as professional sports return to full capacity, so do fresh concerns over covid-19. driven b...

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 against the Union on the weekend leaving much of the roster questionable, Hernán Losada ended up only ha...

Fire down Orlando City to win second straight Field Level Media 08 Jul 2021, 12:40 GMT+10 Robert Beric scored the tiebreaking goal in the 72nd minute, and the Chicago Fire topped visiting Orlando City 3-1 on Wednesday night to record back-to-back victories for the first time this season. Boris Sekulic leveled the contest late in the first half and Chinonso Offor added some stoppage-time insurance for the Fire (3-7-2, 11 points). Chicago beat Atlanta United FC 3-0 on Saturday and has totaled nine goals while taking seven points from its last three matches. Beric, who came close to finishing a ...

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, the Fire’s 3-0 victory Saturday against Atlanta United won’t hurt.