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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 and kept doing the right things and keep working hard in training, working hard on things that we’r...

Doom Discussion July 2021: A Lack of Vision By Talgrath on Jul 5, 2021, 4:18pm PDT + A Lack of Vision There have been two major firings in the last week of MLS action as of this writing, the first came on Tuesday, June 29th as Jesse Fioranelli (pictured above hiding his second set of nipples) was shown the door after years of failure at San Jose. The second firing came today as I'm writing this, July 2nd, after Chris Armas (pictured below playing his invisible keyboard for his Genesis cover band) saw his Toronto team thumped 7-1 by the not so great DC United. In theory these are...

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.

Despite some positives Saturday night, the Fire stayed at the bottom of the league.

Punchless Fire faces hot Union keeper Andre Blake Field Level Media 26 Jun 2021, 07:40 GMT+10 A Chicago Fire side desperate for a victory may be facing the visiting Philadelphia Union at the worst possible time Saturday evening. Chicago (1-7-1, four points) has lost six of its past seven games, including a Wednesday night home loss to lowly FC Cincinnati, a team that also entered the night with only one victory. The last-place Fire have scored just one goal in that seven-game stretch and have a league-worst four goals on the season. Adding to their frustration, a late equalizer by Robert Beri...