Chicago Fire - Los Angeles 09.08.2025

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CHI LAFC

1st Half 1 - 1

Teran, Carlos assist Zinckernagel, Philip

11'

19'

Hollingshead, Ryan assist Martinez, David

Gutierrez, Brian

24'

2nd Half 2 - 2

46'

Bouanga, Denis / Choiniere, Mathieu

61'

Heung-min, Son / Martinez, David

Zinckernagel, Philip

63'

Dean, Jonathan / Gutman, Andrew

63'

64'

Tafari, Nkosi

Bamba, Jonathan assist Zinckernagel, Philip

70'

72'

Segura, Eddie

74'

Amaya, Frankie / Delgado, Mark

74'

Smoliakov, Artem / Hollingshead, Ryan

Brady, Chris

80'

Teran, Carlos

80'

81'

Bouanga, Denis

Haile-Selassie, Maren / Zinckernagel, Philip

87'

Pineda, Mauricio / D'avilla, Dje

88'

Acosta, Kellyn / Oregel, Sergio

88'

Statistics Chicago Fire vs Los Angeles

CHI LAFC

Match 1st Half 2nd Half

0.43	Expected goals (xG) Expected goals xG - measures the quality of a scoring chance and the probability of it becoming a goal. It's calculated from factors like shot location, angle, distance, assist type, and defensive pressure. Each shot gets a value from 0 to 1; a team's total xG is the sum of all its shots. A penalty is usually worth ~0.79–0.80. Higher xG = better chances, regardless of whether goals were actually scored.	1.69
49%	Ball possession	51%
1	Big chances Big chances - counts clear scoring opportunities where a goal is highly expected. These are situations like one-on-one with the goalkeeper, close-range shots with little defensive pressure, or shots into an open goal.	4
11	Total shots	12
3	Shots on goal	6
5	Shots off goal	1
7	Shots inside the Box	7
4	Shots outside the Box	5
0.72	xG on target (xGOT) xG on target (xGOT) - measures the likelihood that a shot on target results in a goal. Unlike xG (which evaluates the chance before the shot), xGOT assesses execution - shot placement, goalkeeper position, etc. - after the ball is struck. Only shots on target are included, each valued 0–1. A team's total xGOT is the sum of all its on-target shots.	1.59
3	Blocked shots	5
1	Hit the woodwork	0
1	Headed goals	0
22	Touches in the opposition Box	25
0	Offsides	1
10	Free kicks	7
1	Corner kicks	6
20	Throw ins	9
7	Fouls	10
1	Errors leading to shot	0
4	Yellow cards	2
39	Duels won	46
15/16 (94%)	Tackles	15/28 (54%)
7	Interceptions	12
418/477 (88%)	Passes	431/488 (88%)
16/33 (48%)	Long Passes	21/48 (44%)
91/120 (76%)	Passes in final third	93/124 (75%)
0.91	Expected assists (xA) Expected assists (xA) - measures the likelihood that a completed pass will become an assist for a goal. It evaluates the quality of the pass based on factors like its placement, trajectory, speed, the receiver's position, defensive pressure, and the overall attacking context. Each key pass receives a value between 0 and 1; a player's or team's total xA is the sum of these values. Higher xA indicates better chance creation, even if the subsequent shot is missed or saved.	0.58
2/7 (29%)	Crosses	3/12 (25%)
4	Goalkeeper saves	1
1.59	xGOT faced xGOT faced - total number of goals a goalkeeper would be expected to concede based on the volume and quality of on-target shots faced. Each shot's quality is assessed using post-shot factors: placement, goalkeeper positioning, shot speed, etc. xGOT Faced for a team equals the opposing team's total xGOT from shots on target. It serves as the benchmark for calculating Goals Prevented.	0.72
-0.41	Goals prevented Goals prevented - measures how many goals a goalkeeper saved compared to expectation. It is calculated as the difference between xGOT Faced (the total post-shot expected goals of all on-target shots faced) and the actual number of goals conceded (excluding own goals). A higher positive value indicates the goalkeeper performed above average, preventing more goals than expected from the quality of shots faced. A negative value means more goals were conceded than the shots "deserved.	-1.28

0.1	Expected goals (xG) Expected goals xG - measures the quality of a scoring chance and the probability of it becoming a goal. It's calculated from factors like shot location, angle, distance, assist type, and defensive pressure. Each shot gets a value from 0 to 1; a team's total xG is the sum of all its shots. A penalty is usually worth ~0.79–0.80. Higher xG = better chances, regardless of whether goals were actually scored.	0.31
47%	Ball possession	53%
0	Big chances Big chances - counts clear scoring opportunities where a goal is highly expected. These are situations like one-on-one with the goalkeeper, close-range shots with little defensive pressure, or shots into an open goal.	2
3	Total shots	3
1	Shots on goal	2
1	Shots off goal	1
2	Shots inside the Box	2
1	Shots outside the Box	1
0.46	xG on target (xGOT) xG on target (xGOT) - measures the likelihood that a shot on target results in a goal. Unlike xG (which evaluates the chance before the shot), xGOT assesses execution - shot placement, goalkeeper position, etc. - after the ball is struck. Only shots on target are included, each valued 0–1. A team's total xGOT is the sum of all its on-target shots.	0.41
1	Blocked shots	0
1	Headed goals	0
8	Touches in the opposition Box	10
3	Free kicks	3
1	Corner kicks	3
9	Throw ins	6
3	Fouls	3
1	Errors leading to shot	0
1	Yellow cards	0
15	Duels won	18
6/6 (100%)	Tackles	6/11 (55%)
4	Interceptions	6
211/241 (88%)	Passes	243/275 (88%)
6/12 (50%)	Long Passes	13/27 (48%)
49/65 (75%)	Passes in final third	43/59 (73%)
0.17	Expected assists (xA) Expected assists (xA) - measures the likelihood that a completed pass will become an assist for a goal. It evaluates the quality of the pass based on factors like its placement, trajectory, speed, the receiver's position, defensive pressure, and the overall attacking context. Each key pass receives a value between 0 and 1; a player's or team's total xA is the sum of these values. Higher xA indicates better chance creation, even if the subsequent shot is missed or saved.	0.22
1/5 (20%)	Crosses	1/7 (14%)
1	Goalkeeper saves	0
0.41	xGOT faced xGOT faced - total number of goals a goalkeeper would be expected to concede based on the volume and quality of on-target shots faced. Each shot's quality is assessed using post-shot factors: placement, goalkeeper positioning, shot speed, etc. xGOT Faced for a team equals the opposing team's total xGOT from shots on target. It serves as the benchmark for calculating Goals Prevented.	0.46
-0.59	Goals prevented Goals prevented - measures how many goals a goalkeeper saved compared to expectation. It is calculated as the difference between xGOT Faced (the total post-shot expected goals of all on-target shots faced) and the actual number of goals conceded (excluding own goals). A higher positive value indicates the goalkeeper performed above average, preventing more goals than expected from the quality of shots faced. A negative value means more goals were conceded than the shots "deserved.	-0.54

0.33	Expected goals (xG) Expected goals xG - measures the quality of a scoring chance and the probability of it becoming a goal. It's calculated from factors like shot location, angle, distance, assist type, and defensive pressure. Each shot gets a value from 0 to 1; a team's total xG is the sum of all its shots. A penalty is usually worth ~0.79–0.80. Higher xG = better chances, regardless of whether goals were actually scored.	1.38
52%	Ball possession	48%
1	Big chances Big chances - counts clear scoring opportunities where a goal is highly expected. These are situations like one-on-one with the goalkeeper, close-range shots with little defensive pressure, or shots into an open goal.	2
8	Total shots	9
2	Shots on goal	4
4	Shots off goal	0
5	Shots inside the Box	5
3	Shots outside the Box	4
0.26	xG on target (xGOT) xG on target (xGOT) - measures the likelihood that a shot on target results in a goal. Unlike xG (which evaluates the chance before the shot), xGOT assesses execution - shot placement, goalkeeper position, etc. - after the ball is struck. Only shots on target are included, each valued 0–1. A team's total xGOT is the sum of all its on-target shots.	1.18
2	Blocked shots	5
1	Hit the woodwork	0
14	Touches in the opposition Box	15
0	Offsides	1
7	Free kicks	4
0	Corner kicks	3
11	Throw ins	3
4	Fouls	7
3	Yellow cards	2
24	Duels won	28
9/10 (90%)	Tackles	9/17 (53%)
3	Interceptions	6
207/236 (88%)	Passes	188/213 (88%)
10/21 (48%)	Long Passes	8/21 (38%)
42/55 (76%)	Passes in final third	50/65 (77%)
0.74	Expected assists (xA) Expected assists (xA) - measures the likelihood that a completed pass will become an assist for a goal. It evaluates the quality of the pass based on factors like its placement, trajectory, speed, the receiver's position, defensive pressure, and the overall attacking context. Each key pass receives a value between 0 and 1; a player's or team's total xA is the sum of these values. Higher xA indicates better chance creation, even if the subsequent shot is missed or saved.	0.36
1/2 (50%)	Crosses	2/5 (40%)
3	Goalkeeper saves	1
1.18	xGOT faced xGOT faced - total number of goals a goalkeeper would be expected to concede based on the volume and quality of on-target shots faced. Each shot's quality is assessed using post-shot factors: placement, goalkeeper positioning, shot speed, etc. xGOT Faced for a team equals the opposing team's total xGOT from shots on target. It serves as the benchmark for calculating Goals Prevented.	0.26
0.18	Goals prevented Goals prevented - measures how many goals a goalkeeper saved compared to expectation. It is calculated as the difference between xGOT Faced (the total post-shot expected goals of all on-target shots faced) and the actual number of goals conceded (excluding own goals). A higher positive value indicates the goalkeeper performed above average, preventing more goals than expected from the quality of shots faced. A negative value means more goals were conceded than the shots "deserved.	-0.74

Head To Head

CHI LAFC

Wins

Draws

Wins

Goals

All matches

Chicago Fire vs Los Angeles last matches

Top Scorers

Goals

9 Cuypers H.

19
77 Zinckernagel P.

15
11 Gutierrez B.

10
19 Bamba J.

6
3 Elliott J.

4
15 Gutman A.

3
3 Kouame R.

3
16 Barlow T.

3
7 Haile-Selassie M.

2
42 D'avilla D.

2

Goals

99 Bouanga D.

26
7 Heung-min S.

12
27 Ordaz N.

6
17 Ebobisse J.

5
30 Martinez D.

3
9 Giroud O.

3
8 Delgado M.

3
24 Hollingshead R.

2
11 Under C.

2
24 Dilrosun J.

2

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Lineups

CHI (4-3-3) (3-5-2) LAFC

Starting lineups
1 C. Brady(G)	H. Lloris(G) 1
2 L. Barroso	E. Segura 4
3 J. Elliott	I. Jesus 6
4 C. Teran	M. Delgado 8
9 H. Cuypers	(F. Amaya 23)
11 P. Zinckernagel	T. Tillmann 11
7 M. Haile-Selassie	S. Palencia 14
15 A. Gutman	R. Hollingshead 24
24 J. Dean	(A. Smoliakov 29)
17 B. Gutierrez	N. Ordaz 27
19 J. Bamba	D. Martinez 30
35 S. Oregel	(S. Heung-min 7)
23 K. Acosta	M. Choiniere 66
42 D. D'avilla	(D. Bouanga 99)
22 M. Pineda	N. Tafari 91

Substitutes
22 M. Pineda	Y. Yeboah 20
(42 D. D'avilla)	A. Esparza-Saldana 43
23 K. Acosta	D. Bouanga 99
(35 S. Oregel)	(M. Choiniere 66)
34 O. Gonzalez	F. Amaya 23
12 T. Barlow	(M. Delgado 8)
24 J. Dean	T. Hasal 12
(15 A. Gutman)	R. Raposo 21
25 J. Gal	K. Nielsen 45
7 M. Haile-Selassie	A. Smoliakov 29
(11 P. Zinckernagel)	(R. Hollingshead 24)
47 S. Williams	S. Heung-min 7
48 T. Fleming	(D. Martinez 30)

Coach
G. Berhalter	S. Cherundolo

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Overall

CHI

LAFC

[20:40:32]` — A coin toss

Montero Araya Ricardo gets the game underway at SeatGeek Stadium as Chicago Fire kicks off against Los Angeles.

1’` — Goal kick

Chicago Fire prepares for a goal kick at SeatGeek Stadium as The footballer Chicago Fire lines up to restart play.

8’` — Goal kick

Los Angeles gets a goal kick as The FC footballer Chicago Fire clears the danger in front of SeatGeek Stadium’s fans.

11’` — Corner kick

Chicago Fire earns a corner kick as Zinckernagel Philip (Chicago Fire) forces the ball out of play at SeatGeek Stadium.

11’` — Goal 1 — 0

Chicago Fire takes the lead thanks to Zinckernagel Philip’s assist to Teran Carlos (Chicago Fire), thrilling SeatGeek Stadium.

16’` — Corner kick

A corner is awarded to Los Angeles after a strong move by FC player Los Angeles near the goal line.

16’` — Goal kick

The footballer Chicago Fire steps up for Chicago Fire’s goal kick, aiming to shift momentum at SeatGeek Stadium.

19’` — Corner kick

The ball deflects off Martinez David (Los Angeles), giving Chicago Fire a corner kick in front of the SeatGeek Stadium crowd.

19’` — Goal 1 — 1

Chicago Fire takes the lead thanks to Martinez David’s assist to Hollingshead Ryan (Los Angeles), thrilling SeatGeek Stadium.

24’` — Free kick

A dangerous move halted, and Chicago Fire gets a free kick thanks to The player Chicago Fire’s effort.

24’` — The yellow card comes on

Montero Araya Ricardo pulls out the yellow card for Los Angeles’s Gutierrez Brian (Chicago Fire) at SeatGeek Stadium.

25’` — Free kick

Montero Araya Ricardo signals a free kick for Chicago Fire as The FC footballer Los Angeles protests the decision.

30’` — Goal kick

Chicago Fire prepares for a goal kick at SeatGeek Stadium as The FC footballer Los Angeles lines up to restart play.

31’` — Goal kick

The player Los Angeles takes the goal kick for Los Angeles after the ball goes wide at SeatGeek Stadium.

33’` — Goal kick

The Montero Araya Ricardo signals a goal kick for Chicago Fire, with The FC footballer Los Angeles ready to send it long.

36’` — Free kick

Los Angeles is set to take a free kick after The player Chicago Fire is brought down near SeatGeek Stadium’s stands.

37’` — Free kick

Los Angeles is set to take a free kick after The footballer Los Angeles is brought down near SeatGeek Stadium’s stands.

38’` — Corner kick

Martinez David (Los Angeles) wins a corner for Chicago Fire, setting up an opportunity at SeatGeek Stadium.

39’` — Free kick

Montero Araya Ricardo signals a free kick for Chicago Fire as FC player Chicago Fire protests the decision.

41’` — Free kick

Los Angeles is set to take a free kick after The FC footballer Los Angeles is brought down near SeatGeek Stadium’s stands.

44’` — Goal kick

The Montero Araya Ricardo signals a goal kick for Chicago Fire, with FC player Chicago Fire ready to send it long.

45 + 1’` — Extra Time

Montero Araya Ricardo signals {Addtime} minutes of added time at SeatGeek Stadium for Chicago Fire and Los Angeles.

45 + 4’` — Goal kick

The player Chicago Fire takes the goal kick for Los Angeles after the ball goes wide at SeatGeek Stadium.

[21:28:41]` — Half-time

The first half ends at SeatGeek Stadium as Montero Araya Ricardo blows the whistle. The score remains 1:1, and now Chicago Fire and Los Angeles prepare for the second half.

[21:45:04]` — Start of the second half-time

Montero Araya Ricardo kicks off the second half at SeatGeek Stadium, with Chicago Fire on the attack.

46’` — Coach prepares substitution

The player Los Angeles is substituted for Los Angeles, as Montero Araya Ricardo signals at SeatGeek Stadium.

48’` — Goal kick

The Montero Araya Ricardo signals a goal kick for Chicago Fire, with The footballer Chicago Fire ready to send it long.

50’` — Goal kick

The player Los Angeles takes the goal kick for Los Angeles after the ball goes wide at SeatGeek Stadium.

53’` — Free kick

The FC footballer Chicago Fire steps up to take a free kick for Los Angeles as tension builds at SeatGeek Stadium.

54’` — Free kick

The footballer Los Angeles steps up to take a free kick for Los Angeles as tension builds at SeatGeek Stadium.

54’` — Free kick

Montero Araya Ricardo awards a free kick to Chicago Fire after a foul by The footballer Chicago Fire in the SeatGeek Stadium midfield.

55’` — Free kick

The player Chicago Fire steps up to take a free kick for Los Angeles as tension builds at SeatGeek Stadium.

59’` — Goal kick

The FC footballer Chicago Fire takes the goal kick for Los Angeles after the ball goes wide at SeatGeek Stadium.

61’` — Goal kick

The Montero Araya Ricardo signals a goal kick for Chicago Fire, with The FC footballer Los Angeles ready to send it long.

61’` — Coach makes sub

The player Los Angeles exits for Chicago Fire, and SeatGeek Stadium watches the tactical switch.

63’` — Caution

Montero Araya Ricardo pulls out the yellow card for Los Angeles’s Zinckernagel Philip (Chicago Fire) at SeatGeek Stadium.

63’` — Coach makes sub

Montero Araya Ricardo oversees Los Angeles’s substitution as The FC footballer Chicago Fire leaves the SeatGeek Stadium field.

63’` — Free kick

Montero Araya Ricardo signals a free kick for Chicago Fire as The FC footballer Los Angeles protests the decision.

64’` — Yellow card

Chicago Fire’s Tafari Nkosi (Los Angeles) earns a yellow card, noted by Montero Araya Ricardo at SeatGeek Stadium.

64’` — Free kick

Montero Araya Ricardo signals a free kick for Chicago Fire as The player Chicago Fire protests the decision.

66’` — Goal kick

FC player Los Angeles steps up for Chicago Fire’s goal kick, aiming to shift momentum at SeatGeek Stadium.

70’` — Goal 2 — 1

Zinckernagel Philip lays it off perfectly for Bamba Jonathan (Chicago Fire) to score for Chicago Fire, and SeatGeek Stadium erupts!

72’` — The yellow card comes on

Segura Eddie (Los Angeles) sees yellow from Montero Araya Ricardo, a warning for Chicago Fire at SeatGeek Stadium.

72’` — Free kick

Montero Araya Ricardo awards a free kick to Chicago Fire after a foul by The footballer Chicago Fire in the SeatGeek Stadium midfield.

74’` — Free kick

A dangerous move halted, and Chicago Fire gets a free kick thanks to The footballer Chicago Fire’s effort.

74’` — Coach prepares substitution

Chicago Fire makes a change at SeatGeek Stadium, with The player Los Angeles coming off the pitch.

74’` — Coach makes sub

Chicago Fire swaps The footballer Los Angeles out, shaking things up at SeatGeek Stadium.

76’` — Corner kick

The ball deflects off The FC footballer Los Angeles, giving Chicago Fire a corner kick in front of the SeatGeek Stadium crowd.

80’` — Caution

Los Angeles’s Teran Carlos (Chicago Fire) is cautioned by Montero Araya Ricardo, a yellow at SeatGeek Stadium.

80’` — Yellow card

Chicago Fire’s Brady Chris (Chicago Fire) earns a yellow card, noted by Montero Araya Ricardo at SeatGeek Stadium.

81’` — Accurate spot-kick 2 — 2

Los Angeles’s Bouanga Denis (Los Angeles) converts the penalty, and SeatGeek Stadium roars in approval.

83’` — Goal kick

FC player Chicago Fire takes the goal kick for Los Angeles after the ball goes wide at SeatGeek Stadium.

87’` — Coach prepares substitution

Montero Araya Ricardo oversees Los Angeles’s substitution as FC player Chicago Fire leaves the SeatGeek Stadium field.

88’` — Coach prepares substitution

The player Chicago Fire exits for Chicago Fire, and SeatGeek Stadium watches the tactical switch.

88’` — Substitution

Chicago Fire swaps The player Chicago Fire out, shaking things up at SeatGeek Stadium.

89’` — Corner kick

Montero Araya Ricardo points to the corner flag as Los Angeles prepares to take it, thanks to The footballer Los Angeles.

90 + 1’` — Stoppage time

The fourth official shows {Addtime} minutes, giving Chicago Fire extra hope at SeatGeek Stadium.

90 + 2’` — Goal kick

FC player Los Angeles steps up for Chicago Fire’s goal kick, aiming to shift momentum at SeatGeek Stadium.

90 + 4’` — Corner kick

The ball deflects off The FC footballer Los Angeles, giving Chicago Fire a corner kick in front of the SeatGeek Stadium crowd.

90 + 4’` — Free kick

The footballer Chicago Fire steps up to take a free kick for Los Angeles as tension builds at SeatGeek Stadium.

90 + 5’` — Free kick

FC player Los Angeles steps up to take a free kick for Los Angeles as tension builds at SeatGeek Stadium.

90 + 7’` — Goal kick

Chicago Fire prepares for a goal kick at SeatGeek Stadium as The footballer Chicago Fire lines up to restart play.

[22:39:15]` — Fulltime

Montero Araya Ricardo ends proceedings at SeatGeek Stadium, and Chicago Fire vs. Los Angeles is history.

1’` — Goal kick

Chicago Fire prepares for a goal kick at SeatGeek Stadium as The footballer Chicago Fire lines up to restart play.

8’` — Goal kick

Los Angeles gets a goal kick as The FC footballer Chicago Fire clears the danger in front of SeatGeek Stadium’s fans.

11’` — Corner kick

Chicago Fire earns a corner kick as Zinckernagel Philip (Chicago Fire) forces the ball out of play at SeatGeek Stadium.

11’` — Goal 1 — 0

Chicago Fire takes the lead thanks to Zinckernagel Philip’s assist to Teran Carlos (Chicago Fire), thrilling SeatGeek Stadium.

16’` — Goal kick

The footballer Chicago Fire steps up for Chicago Fire’s goal kick, aiming to shift momentum at SeatGeek Stadium.

24’` — Free kick

A dangerous move halted, and Chicago Fire gets a free kick thanks to The player Chicago Fire’s effort.

24’` — The yellow card comes on

Montero Araya Ricardo pulls out the yellow card for Los Angeles’s Gutierrez Brian (Chicago Fire) at SeatGeek Stadium.

36’` — Free kick

Los Angeles is set to take a free kick after The player Chicago Fire is brought down near SeatGeek Stadium’s stands.

39’` — Free kick

Montero Araya Ricardo signals a free kick for Chicago Fire as FC player Chicago Fire protests the decision.

44’` — Goal kick

The Montero Araya Ricardo signals a goal kick for Chicago Fire, with FC player Chicago Fire ready to send it long.

45 + 4’` — Goal kick

The player Chicago Fire takes the goal kick for Los Angeles after the ball goes wide at SeatGeek Stadium.

48’` — Goal kick

The Montero Araya Ricardo signals a goal kick for Chicago Fire, with The footballer Chicago Fire ready to send it long.

53’` — Free kick

The FC footballer Chicago Fire steps up to take a free kick for Los Angeles as tension builds at SeatGeek Stadium.

54’` — Free kick

Montero Araya Ricardo awards a free kick to Chicago Fire after a foul by The footballer Chicago Fire in the SeatGeek Stadium midfield.

55’` — Free kick

The player Chicago Fire steps up to take a free kick for Los Angeles as tension builds at SeatGeek Stadium.

59’` — Goal kick

The FC footballer Chicago Fire takes the goal kick for Los Angeles after the ball goes wide at SeatGeek Stadium.

63’` — Caution

Montero Araya Ricardo pulls out the yellow card for Los Angeles’s Zinckernagel Philip (Chicago Fire) at SeatGeek Stadium.

63’` — Coach makes sub

Montero Araya Ricardo oversees Los Angeles’s substitution as The FC footballer Chicago Fire leaves the SeatGeek Stadium field.

64’` — Free kick

Montero Araya Ricardo signals a free kick for Chicago Fire as The player Chicago Fire protests the decision.

70’` — Goal 2 — 0

Zinckernagel Philip lays it off perfectly for Bamba Jonathan (Chicago Fire) to score for Chicago Fire, and SeatGeek Stadium erupts!

72’` — Free kick

Montero Araya Ricardo awards a free kick to Chicago Fire after a foul by The footballer Chicago Fire in the SeatGeek Stadium midfield.

74’` — Free kick

A dangerous move halted, and Chicago Fire gets a free kick thanks to The footballer Chicago Fire’s effort.

80’` — Caution

Los Angeles’s Teran Carlos (Chicago Fire) is cautioned by Montero Araya Ricardo, a yellow at SeatGeek Stadium.

80’` — Yellow card

Chicago Fire’s Brady Chris (Chicago Fire) earns a yellow card, noted by Montero Araya Ricardo at SeatGeek Stadium.

83’` — Goal kick

FC player Chicago Fire takes the goal kick for Los Angeles after the ball goes wide at SeatGeek Stadium.

87’` — Coach prepares substitution

Montero Araya Ricardo oversees Los Angeles’s substitution as FC player Chicago Fire leaves the SeatGeek Stadium field.

88’` — Coach prepares substitution

The player Chicago Fire exits for Chicago Fire, and SeatGeek Stadium watches the tactical switch.

88’` — Substitution

Chicago Fire swaps The player Chicago Fire out, shaking things up at SeatGeek Stadium.

90 + 4’` — Free kick

The footballer Chicago Fire steps up to take a free kick for Los Angeles as tension builds at SeatGeek Stadium.

90 + 7’` — Goal kick

Chicago Fire prepares for a goal kick at SeatGeek Stadium as The footballer Chicago Fire lines up to restart play.

16’` — Corner kick

A corner is awarded to Los Angeles after a strong move by FC player Los Angeles near the goal line.

19’` — Corner kick

The ball deflects off Martinez David (Los Angeles), giving Chicago Fire a corner kick in front of the SeatGeek Stadium crowd.

19’` — Goal 0 — 1

Chicago Fire takes the lead thanks to Martinez David’s assist to Hollingshead Ryan (Los Angeles), thrilling SeatGeek Stadium.

25’` — Free kick

Montero Araya Ricardo signals a free kick for Chicago Fire as The FC footballer Los Angeles protests the decision.

30’` — Goal kick

Chicago Fire prepares for a goal kick at SeatGeek Stadium as The FC footballer Los Angeles lines up to restart play.

31’` — Goal kick

The player Los Angeles takes the goal kick for Los Angeles after the ball goes wide at SeatGeek Stadium.

33’` — Goal kick

The Montero Araya Ricardo signals a goal kick for Chicago Fire, with The FC footballer Los Angeles ready to send it long.

37’` — Free kick

Los Angeles is set to take a free kick after The footballer Los Angeles is brought down near SeatGeek Stadium’s stands.

38’` — Corner kick

Martinez David (Los Angeles) wins a corner for Chicago Fire, setting up an opportunity at SeatGeek Stadium.

41’` — Free kick

Los Angeles is set to take a free kick after The FC footballer Los Angeles is brought down near SeatGeek Stadium’s stands.

46’` — Coach prepares substitution

The player Los Angeles is substituted for Los Angeles, as Montero Araya Ricardo signals at SeatGeek Stadium.

50’` — Goal kick

The player Los Angeles takes the goal kick for Los Angeles after the ball goes wide at SeatGeek Stadium.

54’` — Free kick

The footballer Los Angeles steps up to take a free kick for Los Angeles as tension builds at SeatGeek Stadium.

61’` — Goal kick

The Montero Araya Ricardo signals a goal kick for Chicago Fire, with The FC footballer Los Angeles ready to send it long.

61’` — Coach makes sub

The player Los Angeles exits for Chicago Fire, and SeatGeek Stadium watches the tactical switch.

63’` — Free kick

Montero Araya Ricardo signals a free kick for Chicago Fire as The FC footballer Los Angeles protests the decision.

64’` — Yellow card

Chicago Fire’s Tafari Nkosi (Los Angeles) earns a yellow card, noted by Montero Araya Ricardo at SeatGeek Stadium.

66’` — Goal kick

FC player Los Angeles steps up for Chicago Fire’s goal kick, aiming to shift momentum at SeatGeek Stadium.

72’` — The yellow card comes on

Segura Eddie (Los Angeles) sees yellow from Montero Araya Ricardo, a warning for Chicago Fire at SeatGeek Stadium.

74’` — Coach prepares substitution

Chicago Fire makes a change at SeatGeek Stadium, with The player Los Angeles coming off the pitch.

74’` — Coach makes sub

Chicago Fire swaps The footballer Los Angeles out, shaking things up at SeatGeek Stadium.

76’` — Corner kick

The ball deflects off The FC footballer Los Angeles, giving Chicago Fire a corner kick in front of the SeatGeek Stadium crowd.

81’` — Accurate spot-kick 0 — 2

Los Angeles’s Bouanga Denis (Los Angeles) converts the penalty, and SeatGeek Stadium roars in approval.

89’` — Corner kick

Montero Araya Ricardo points to the corner flag as Los Angeles prepares to take it, thanks to The footballer Los Angeles.

90 + 2’` — Goal kick

FC player Los Angeles steps up for Chicago Fire’s goal kick, aiming to shift momentum at SeatGeek Stadium.

90 + 4’` — Corner kick

The ball deflects off The FC footballer Los Angeles, giving Chicago Fire a corner kick in front of the SeatGeek Stadium crowd.

90 + 5’` — Free kick

FC player Los Angeles steps up to take a free kick for Los Angeles as tension builds at SeatGeek Stadium.

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Chicago Fire and Los Angeles will play their match on 09 Aug 2025 at 20:30. The game will be held on SeatGeek Stadium stadium within the MLS. All interesting information can be found in one place, like Chicago Fire vs Los Angeles score, fixtures, statistics, latest score, livescore, and future matches' fixtures.

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Chicago Fire vs Los Angeles score and info in recent games:

Chicago Fire - Los Angeles (09.08.2025 | 09 Aug 2025 | 09/08/2025) SeatGeek Stadium 2:2 MLS
Chicago Fire - Los Angeles (05.02.2025 | 05 Feb 2025 | 05/02/2025) 0:1 MLS Preseason
Los Angeles - Chicago Fire (11.02.2024 | 11 Feb 2024 | 11/02/2024) 3:1 MLS Preseason
Los Angeles - Chicago Fire (04.05.2019 | 04 May 2019 | 04/05/2019) BMO Stadium 0:0 MLS
Chicago Fire - Los Angeles (29.09.2018 | 29 Sep 2018 | 29/09/2018) SeatGeek Stadium 3:1 MLS

Last played matches of teams:

Chicago Fire

Chicago Fire - Toronto (23.05.2026 | 23 May 2026 | 23/05/2026) Soldier Field 2:1 MLS
CF Montreal - Chicago Fire (16.05.2026 | 16 May 2026 | 16/05/2026) Saputo Stadium 0:2 MLS
D.C. United - Chicago Fire (13.05.2026 | 13 May 2026 | 13/05/2026) Audi Field 1:3 MLS
Chicago Fire - New York Red Bulls (09.05.2026 | 09 May 2026 | 09/05/2026) Soldier Field 1:3 MLS
Chicago Fire - Cincinnati (02.05.2026 | 02 May 2026 | 02/05/2026) Soldier Field 2:3 MLS

Los Angeles

Los Angeles - Seattle Sounders (24.05.2026 | 24 May 2026 | 24/05/2026) BMO Stadium 1:0 MLS
Nashville SC - Los Angeles (17.05.2026 | 17 May 2026 | 17/05/2026) Geodis Park 3:2 MLS
Saint Louis City SC - Los Angeles (13.05.2026 | 13 May 2026 | 13/05/2026) Energizer Park 2:1 MLS
Los Angeles - Houston Dynamo (10.05.2026 | 10 May 2026 | 10/05/2026) BMO Stadium 1:4 MLS
Deportivo Toluca - Los Angeles (06.05.2026 | 06 May 2026 | 06/05/2026) Estadio Nemesio Diez 4:0 CONCACAF Champions Cup

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