Recap: Fire 2 Crew 1 - On to the Next One
The Chicago Fire survived an early deficit again to beat the Columbus Crew 2-1 on Thursday afternoon.
Fire Recaps
Magee, Paladini help Fire draw Timbers 2-2
In recent years, the Fire have had a really bad habit of letting the other team score first. They spotted the Portland Timbers two goals before coming back to secure a 2-2 draw.
PHI 1, CHI 0: Fire guttering in seventh loss
Insipid attacking play, mental lapse cost Fire in another scoreless loss
Chicago Fire still can't find the onion bag
For the fifth time this season, the Chicago Fire found themselves on the wrong end of a clean sheet, being kept off the scoresheet once again in Saturday afternoon's 1-0 defeat to the visiting Philadelphia Union.
Recap: Canadian Catastrophy; Fire Fall 2-0
While confidence in Fire Nation was at an improved level heading into the match, when the final whistle blew yesterday that confidence was gone. The Men in Red head into another bye week after a stinging loss
Larentowicz goal gives Fire 1-0 win over Crew
After a tough loss in Houston, the Chicago Fire returned home and took care of business. They defeated the Columbus Crew 1-0 with the lone goal coming from off-season addition Jeff Larentowicz in the 83rd minute.
Fire fall to Dynamo 2-1
The Houston Dynamo broke the MLS record for the longest unbeaten streak at home, while the Chicago Fire were on the losing end for the fourth time in six matches this season.
Words about Shapes: Capitulation, not Conquest
How much of Sunday's win was improvement, and how much was playing an opponent playing poorly?
Fire earn first victory behind Paladini, Santos
Struggling to find the back of the net through the first four fixtures of the 2013 MLS season, the Chicago Fire put three past the visiting New York Red Bulls to earn the team's first win of the season with a 3-1 victory Sunday afternoon.
RECAP: Still Waiting: Chivas 4, Fire 1
In a game fit for Shakespeare, the Fire finally scored one. But It wasn't enough...
Fire capture first point of the season!
The Chicago Fire sangged their first point of the year in a gritty, defensive struggle against Sporting Kansas City.
Monday Morning Hangover
With the Fire sitting at 0-2 heading into Kansas City, fans are starting to squirm in their seats and it's not even April yet. While it's a bit early to push the panic button, the team needs to figure it out quickly as we can't afford to dig ourselve
Fire fall flat in 1-0 loss to Revs
The Fire's home opener on Saturday night against the New England Revolution was expected to be a prime opportunity for the Men in Red to pick up three points. Instead, it was the Revs who walked out of Toyota Park with a 1-0 victory.
A Tough Beginning
The Chicago Fire were taken apart by the defending champs in LA. Here is a look at some of the Fire's troubles from the OPTA Chalkboard
Magee, Galaxy rip apart Fire 4-0
It's only one game. But after a 4-0 opening day drubbing at the hands of the LA Galaxy, Fire fans won't be judged for wanting to hit the panic button.
Fire End The Pre-Season With Cup Win
Although the match ended in a draw, our very own Men in Red have won their first trophy of the year. Let's hope there are a couple of more to come in 2013
Late Alex Golazo Seals 2-1 Fire Victory
The good Fire pre-season form keeps rolling right along. While the Charleston Battery put up a fight, the Men in Red were saved by an amazing goal in stoppage time from a player getting overlooked a bit this pre-season
Fire Continue To Roll In Pre-Season
The Men in Red have looked good so far this year, and the past two days have further backed up that statement
Recap: Fire Fall To Crew 2-1
Well Fire fans, they play pre-season games for a reason. Although today's loss to our arch rivals won't sit well (pre-season or not), in the grand scheme of things the game didn't matter.
Houston Dynamo 2 Chicago Fire 1
In a lackluster performance, the Chicago Fire couldn't get the job done. In a bit of irony, the death nail for the Fire came at the hands of one of their own, with Calen Carr getting an assist on the night
Post-Match Chalkboard: Hypothetically Speaking
Chris Rolfe is easily one of the most important players when it comes to the Chicago Fire's offense. How involved has Rolfe been in the final 5 matches. Let's find out!
Recap: Fire Leave Points On The Table, Lose 1-1
The Chicago Fire needed a win to clinch the second seed and the third best record in MLS. The rewards would be avoiding the knockout round, and an almost guaranteed birth into the CONCACAF...
Recap: Fire Roll to 2-0 Victory Over New York
What is the best way to put two consecutive losses behind you? Go into New York and come out with a 2-0 win of course. And that's just what the Men in Red did Saturday afternoon on national TV.
