If you follow the Chicago Fire, you want quick access to what’s happening on the field and off it. This page gives you the most recent match results, upcoming fixtures, player news and everything else that matters to a fan. No fluff, just straight‑forward info you can use right away.
The Fire wrapped up last weekend with a 2-1 win over Nashville SC, thanks to a late header from Robert Berić. That three‑point haul pushes Chicago into the middle of the Western Conference table, keeping playoff hopes alive.
Next up is a home game against Seattle Sounders on Saturday at Soldier Field. The match kicks off at 7:30 pm local time and will be streamed live on ESPN+. Fans can grab tickets through the official club website; early‑bird prices start at $45.
If you’re tracking performance trends, notice that Chicago has kept a clean sheet in three of its last five games. Goalkeeper Alex Bono’s recent form is a big reason, and his saves have drawn praise from MLS analysts.
During the winter transfer window, the Fire added midfielder Gabriel Slonina on loan from Manchester City. Slonina brings energy to midfield and already logged 45 minutes in a friendly against a local side.
On the departure side, forward Jonathan Spector left for a short‑term contract with an Italian Serie B club. The move frees up salary cap space, allowing Chicago to chase a potential striker in the upcoming summer market.
Injury updates matter too: winger Jhonny Peralta is expected back after missing two weeks with a hamstring strain. Coach Ezra Hendrickson says the player will be eased in during training before hitting the starting lineup again.
Fans also love to know about academy prospects. 17‑year‑old forward Kai Henson has been scoring regularly for the U‑19 squad and could earn a first‑team bench spot later this season.
All these pieces—results, fixtures, transfers and injuries—shape what Chicago Fire can achieve in the rest of the MLS season. Keep checking back here for real‑time updates, video highlights and expert analysis that break down every game.
Inter Miami CF scored a 2-1 comeback win against Chicago Fire, with goals from Rookie Matías Rojas and a crucial winner by Jordi Alba. Drake Callender made four saves, while Chris Brady stopped seven shots for the Fire. This victory places Inter Miami at the top with 53 points as they head into the Leagues Cup break.
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