Chicago Fire - Toronto 04.10.2025

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CHI TOR

1st Half 0 - 1

Zinckernagel, Philip

21'

28'

Elliott, Jack

2nd Half 2 - 2

Bamba, Jonathan / Gutierrez, Brian

46'

D'avilla, Dje / Oregel, Sergio

46'

Dean, Jonathan / Samuel Rogers

61'

Kouame, Romenique / Pineda, Mauricio

61'

64'

Stefanovic, Lazar / Etienne, Derick

70'

Dominguez, Maxime / Cifuentes, Jose

Elliott, Jack assist Zinckernagel, Philip

71'

74'

Laryea, Richie

Barlow, Tom / Cuypers, Hugo

81'

83'

Corbeanu, Theo / Kerr, Deandre

Elliott, Jack assist Zinckernagel, Philip

89'

90+10'

Mihailovic, Djordje

Waterman, Joel

90+11'

90'

Mihailovic, Djordje

Statistics Chicago Fire vs Toronto

CHI TOR

Match 1st Half 2nd Half

0.63	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.	1.2
56%	Ball possession	44%
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
12	Total shots	10
6	Shots on goal	6
2	Shots off goal	1
4	Shots inside the Box	6
8	Shots outside the Box	3
1.49	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.	2.07
4	Blocked shots	3
2	Headed goals	0
19	Touches in the opposition Box	22
0	Offsides	1
9	Free kicks	14
8	Corner kicks	9
14	Throw ins	12
14	Fouls	9
0	Errors leading to shot	1
2	Yellow cards	2
45	Duels won	42
12/17 (71%)	Tackles	6/9 (67%)
9	Interceptions	11
437/501 (87%)	Passes	346/397 (87%)
25/45 (56%)	Long Passes	14/35 (40%)
100/138 (72%)	Passes in final third	58/85 (68%)
1.11	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.	0.31
4/16 (25%)	Crosses	4/17 (24%)
5	Goalkeeper saves	4
2.07	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.	1.49
1.07	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.	-0.51

0.29	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.	0.2
48%	Ball possession	52%
6	Total shots	4
3	Shots on goal	2
1	Shots off goal	0
1	Shots inside the Box	2
5	Shots outside the Box	2
0.67	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.	0.46
2	Blocked shots	2
4	Touches in the opposition Box	4
0	Offsides	1
5	Free kicks	6
4	Corner kicks	5
8	Throw ins	5
6	Fouls	5
0	Errors leading to shot	1
1	Yellow cards	0
12	Duels won	18
5/5 (100%)	Tackles	2/3 (67%)
2	Interceptions	4
203/231 (88%)	Passes	228/252 (90%)
7/20 (35%)	Long Passes	7/17 (41%)
32/47 (68%)	Passes in final third	30/46 (65%)
0.39	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.	0.11
2/7 (29%)	Crosses	1/8 (13%)
2	Goalkeeper saves	3
0.46	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.	0.67
0.46	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.	0.67

0.34	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
65%	Ball possession	35%
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
6	Total shots	6
3	Shots on goal	4
1	Shots off goal	1
3	Shots inside the Box	4
3	Shots outside the Box	1
0.82	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.	1.61
2	Blocked shots	1
2	Headed goals	0
15	Touches in the opposition Box	18
4	Free kicks	8
4	Corner kicks	4
6	Throw ins	7
8	Fouls	4
1	Yellow cards	2
33	Duels won	24
7/12 (58%)	Tackles	4/6 (67%)
7	Interceptions	7
234/270 (87%)	Passes	118/145 (81%)
18/25 (72%)	Long Passes	7/18 (39%)
68/91 (75%)	Passes in final third	28/39 (72%)
0.72	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.	0.2
2/9 (22%)	Crosses	3/9 (33%)
3	Goalkeeper saves	1
1.61	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.	0.82
0.61	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.	-1.18

Head To Head

CHI TOR

Wins

Draws

Wins

Goals

All matches

Chicago Fire vs Toronto 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

10 Mihailovic D.

13
7 Corbeanu T.

6
21 Osorio J.

4
10 Bernardeschi F.

4
29 Kerr D.

4
20 Flores D.

2
17 Brynhildsen O.

2
24 Rosted S.

1
11 Insigne L.

1
14 Coello A.

1

Statistics from 2025 season of MLS

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No goal - 34%

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Lineups

CHI (3-4-3) (4-3-3) TOR

Starting lineups
1 C. Brady(G)	S. Johnson(G) 1
3 J. Elliott	K. Thompson 6
5 Samuel Rogers	J. Cifuentes 8
24 J. Dean	(M. Dominguez 23)
7 M. Haile-Selassie	D. Mihailovic 10
9 H. Cuypers	D. Etienne 11
12 T. Barlow	(L. Stefanovic 76)
11 P. Zinckernagel	A. Coello 14
15 A. Gutman	S. Rosted 17
16 J. Waterman	K. Franklin 19
17 B. Gutierrez	J. Osorio 21
19 J. Bamba	R. Laryea 22
22 M. Pineda	D. Kerr 29
6 R. Kouame	(T. Corbeanu 7)
35 S. Oregel
42 D. D'avilla

Substitutes
19 J. Bamba	J. Vilsaint 99
(17 B. Gutierrez)	T. Corbeanu 7
36 J. Reynolds	(D. Kerr 29)
38 C. Cupps	M. Henry 78
23 K. Acosta	M. Dominguez 23
12 T. Barlow	(J. Cifuentes 8)
(9 H. Cuypers)	M. Cimermancic 71
6 R. Kouame	L. Gavran 90
(22 M. Pineda)	L. Stefanovic 76
25 J. Gal	(D. Etienne 11)
24 J. Dean
(5 Samuel Rogers)
42 D. D'avilla
(35 S. Oregel)

Coach
G. Berhalter	R. Fraser

Text commentary

Overall

CHI

TOR

[20:41:10]` — The match has started

Ford Tim signals the start, and Toronto takes control at Soldier Field.

2’` — Free kick

Ford Tim signals a free kick for Chicago Fire as Zinckernagel Philip (Toronto) protests the decision.

3’` — Free kick

Zinckernagel Philip (Toronto) steps up to take a free kick for Toronto as tension builds at Soldier Field.

6’` — Goal kick

The FC footballer Toronto takes the goal kick for Toronto after the ball goes wide at Soldier Field.

7’` — Free kick

Kerr Deandre (Chicago Fire) steps up to take a free kick for Toronto as tension builds at Soldier Field.

9’` — Free kick

Ford Tim awards a free kick to Chicago Fire after a foul by Zinckernagel Philip (Toronto) in the Soldier Field midfield.

11’` — Free kick

A dangerous move halted, and Chicago Fire gets a free kick thanks to Kerr Deandre (Chicago Fire)’s effort.

13’` — Corner kick

Ford Tim points to the corner flag as Toronto prepares to take it, thanks to Mihailovic Djordje (Toronto).

16’` — Free kick

Ford Tim awards a free kick to Chicago Fire after a foul by Haile-Selassie Maren (Toronto) in the Soldier Field midfield.

19’` — Corner kick

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

20’` — Corner kick

The ball deflects off Zinckernagel Philip (Chicago Fire), giving Chicago Fire a corner kick in front of the Soldier Field crowd.

21’` — Free kick

Zinckernagel Philip (Toronto) steps up to take a free kick for Toronto as tension builds at Soldier Field.

21’` — The yellow card comes on

Chicago Fire’s Zinckernagel Philip (Chicago Fire) earns a yellow card, noted by Ford Tim at Soldier Field.

22’` — Goal kick

The footballer Chicago Fire takes the goal kick for Toronto after the ball goes wide at Soldier Field.

27’` — Corner kick

A corner is awarded to Toronto after a strong move by Zinckernagel Philip (Chicago Fire) near the goal line.

28’` — Own goal

An own goal by Chicago Fire’s Elliott Jack (Chicago Fire), and Soldier Field falls silent in shock.

31’` — Corner kick

Mihailovic Djordje (Toronto) wins a corner for Chicago Fire, setting up an opportunity at Soldier Field.

31’` — Corner kick

The ball deflects off Mihailovic Djordje (Toronto), giving Chicago Fire a corner kick in front of the Soldier Field crowd.

32’` — Corner kick

Chicago Fire earns a corner kick as Mihailovic Djordje (Toronto) forces the ball out of play at Soldier Field.

34’` — Corner kick

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

34’` — Goal kick

FC player Toronto steps up for Chicago Fire’s goal kick, aiming to shift momentum at Soldier Field.

35’` — Free kick

Ford Tim signals a free kick for Chicago Fire as Gutierrez Brian (Toronto) protests the decision.

37’` — Free kick

Cifuentes Jose (Chicago Fire) steps up to take a free kick for Toronto as tension builds at Soldier Field.

39’` — Corner kick

Chicago Fire earns a corner kick as Mihailovic Djordje (Toronto) forces the ball out of play at Soldier Field.

40’` — Free kick

A dangerous move halted, and Chicago Fire gets a free kick thanks to Kerr Deandre (Chicago Fire)’s effort.

41’` — Free kick

A dangerous move halted, and Chicago Fire gets a free kick thanks to Laryea Richie (Chicago Fire)’s effort.

43’` — Free kick

Ford Tim signals a free kick for Chicago Fire as Etienne Derick (Chicago Fire) protests the decision.

43’` — Stoppage time

Toronto faces {Addtime} minutes of stoppage time, as decided by Ford Tim at Soldier Field.

45 + 1’` — Goal kick

The Ford Tim signals a goal kick for Chicago Fire, with The FC footballer Toronto ready to send it long.

[21:27:26]` — Match half-time

With the scoreline at 0:1, referee Ford Tim calls for half-time. Chicago Fire and Toronto step off the pitch for a short rest and coaching adjustments.

46’` — Coach makes sub

Ford Tim oversees Toronto’s substitution as The footballer Chicago Fire leaves the Soldier Field field.

46’` — Substitution

Chicago Fire makes a change at Soldier Field, with The footballer Chicago Fire coming off the pitch.

[21:44:10]` — The second-half start

The whistle blows, and Chicago Fire resumes play at Soldier Field under Ford Tim’s eye.

46’` — Goal kick

The footballer Toronto takes the goal kick for Toronto after the ball goes wide at Soldier Field.

49’` — Corner kick

A corner is awarded to Toronto after a strong move by Mihailovic Djordje (Toronto) near the goal line.

52’` — Free kick

A dangerous move halted, and Chicago Fire gets a free kick thanks to Haile-Selassie Maren (Toronto)’s effort.

53’` — Goal kick

The FC footballer Toronto takes the goal kick for Toronto after the ball goes wide at Soldier Field.

54’` — Corner kick

The ball deflects off Zinckernagel Philip (Chicago Fire), giving Chicago Fire a corner kick in front of the Soldier Field crowd.

58’` — Goal kick

FC player Toronto steps up for Chicago Fire’s goal kick, aiming to shift momentum at Soldier Field.

60’` — Free kick

Toronto is set to take a free kick after Franklin Kobe (Chicago Fire) is brought down near Soldier Field’s stands.

61’` — Coach prepares substitution

The footballer Chicago Fire is substituted for Toronto, as Ford Tim signals at Soldier Field.

61’` — Substitution

FC player Chicago Fire is substituted for Toronto, as Ford Tim signals at Soldier Field.

62’` — Corner kick

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

64’` — Coach makes sub

Chicago Fire swaps FC player Toronto out, shaking things up at Soldier Field.

64’` — Goal kick

Toronto gets a goal kick as The player Toronto clears the danger in front of Soldier Field’s fans.

67’` — Goal kick

The FC footballer Toronto steps up for Chicago Fire’s goal kick, aiming to shift momentum at Soldier Field.

69’` — Free kick

Ford Tim signals a free kick for Chicago Fire as Franklin Kobe (Chicago Fire) protests the decision.

70’` — Coach prepares substitution

Ford Tim oversees Toronto’s substitution as The player Toronto leaves the Soldier Field field.

71’` — Corner kick

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

71’` — Goal 1 — 0

Chicago Fire takes the lead thanks to Zinckernagel Philip’s assist to Elliott Jack (Chicago Fire), thrilling Soldier Field.

73’` — Free kick

A dangerous move halted, and Chicago Fire gets a free kick thanks to Cuypers Hugo (Toronto)’s effort.

74’` — Free kick

Ford Tim awards a free kick to Chicago Fire after a foul by Laryea Richie (Chicago Fire) in the Soldier Field midfield.

74’` — Caution

Ford Tim pulls out the yellow card for Toronto’s Laryea Richie (Toronto) at Soldier Field.

79’` — Corner kick

A corner is awarded to Toronto after a strong move by Zinckernagel Philip (Chicago Fire) near the goal line.

81’` — Goal kick

Toronto gets a goal kick as FC player Toronto clears the danger in front of Soldier Field’s fans.

81’` — Coach makes sub

Chicago Fire makes a change at Soldier Field, with FC player Chicago Fire coming off the pitch.

83’` — Coach prepares substitution

Chicago Fire swaps The player Toronto out, shaking things up at Soldier Field.

83’` — Goal kick

FC player Chicago Fire steps up for Chicago Fire’s goal kick, aiming to shift momentum at Soldier Field.

88’` — Free kick

Rosted Sigurd (Chicago Fire) steps up to take a free kick for Toronto as tension builds at Soldier Field.

89’` — Goal 2 — 0

Chicago Fire takes the lead thanks to Zinckernagel Philip’s assist to Elliott Jack (Chicago Fire), thrilling Soldier Field.

90’` — The yellow card comes on

Ford Tim books Mihailovic Djordje (Toronto) with a yellow card for Chicago Fire at Soldier Field.

90 + 1’` — Added time

{Addtime} minutes added by Ford Tim, and Toronto pushes forward at Soldier Field.

90 + 2’` — Free kick

Ford Tim signals a free kick for Chicago Fire as Barlow Tom (Toronto) protests the decision.

90 + 3’` — Free kick

A dangerous move halted, and Chicago Fire gets a free kick thanks to Zinckernagel Philip (Toronto)’s effort.

90 + 4’` — Corner kick

Chicago Fire earns a corner kick as Mihailovic Djordje (Toronto) forces the ball out of play at Soldier Field.

90 + 4’` — Free kick

Zinckernagel Philip (Toronto) steps up to take a free kick for Toronto as tension builds at Soldier Field.

90 + 6’` — Goal kick

Chicago Fire prepares for a goal kick at Soldier Field as FC player Toronto lines up to restart play.

90 + 7’` — Corner kick

The ball deflects off Mihailovic Djordje (Toronto), giving Chicago Fire a corner kick in front of the Soldier Field crowd.

90 + 8’` — Corner kick

A corner is awarded to Toronto after a strong move by Coello Alonso (Toronto) near the goal line.

90 + 10’` — Player misses from the penalty mark

Mihailovic Djordje (Toronto)’s penalty kick is off-target for Chicago Fire, disappointing the Soldier Field crowd.

90 + 10’` — Back of the net 2 — 1

Mihailovic Djordje (Toronto) scores for Chicago Fire, and Soldier Field erupts in celebration!

90 + 11’` — Free kick

Ford Tim awards a free kick to Chicago Fire after a foul by Waterman Joel (Toronto) in the Soldier Field midfield.

90 + 11’` — Booking

Toronto’s Waterman Joel (Chicago Fire) is cautioned by Ford Tim, a yellow at Soldier Field.

[22:40:46]` — Full-time

Ford Tim blows the final whistle at Soldier Field, ending the clash between Chicago Fire and Toronto.

7’` — Free kick

Kerr Deandre (Chicago Fire) steps up to take a free kick for Toronto as tension builds at Soldier Field.

11’` — Free kick

A dangerous move halted, and Chicago Fire gets a free kick thanks to Kerr Deandre (Chicago Fire)’s effort.

19’` — Corner kick

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

20’` — Corner kick

The ball deflects off Zinckernagel Philip (Chicago Fire), giving Chicago Fire a corner kick in front of the Soldier Field crowd.

21’` — The yellow card comes on

Chicago Fire’s Zinckernagel Philip (Chicago Fire) earns a yellow card, noted by Ford Tim at Soldier Field.

22’` — Goal kick

The footballer Chicago Fire takes the goal kick for Toronto after the ball goes wide at Soldier Field.

27’` — Corner kick

A corner is awarded to Toronto after a strong move by Zinckernagel Philip (Chicago Fire) near the goal line.

34’` — Corner kick

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

37’` — Free kick

Cifuentes Jose (Chicago Fire) steps up to take a free kick for Toronto as tension builds at Soldier Field.

40’` — Free kick

A dangerous move halted, and Chicago Fire gets a free kick thanks to Kerr Deandre (Chicago Fire)’s effort.

41’` — Free kick

A dangerous move halted, and Chicago Fire gets a free kick thanks to Laryea Richie (Chicago Fire)’s effort.

43’` — Free kick

Ford Tim signals a free kick for Chicago Fire as Etienne Derick (Chicago Fire) protests the decision.

46’` — Coach makes sub

Ford Tim oversees Toronto’s substitution as The footballer Chicago Fire leaves the Soldier Field field.

46’` — Substitution

Chicago Fire makes a change at Soldier Field, with The footballer Chicago Fire coming off the pitch.

54’` — Corner kick

The ball deflects off Zinckernagel Philip (Chicago Fire), giving Chicago Fire a corner kick in front of the Soldier Field crowd.

60’` — Free kick

Toronto is set to take a free kick after Franklin Kobe (Chicago Fire) is brought down near Soldier Field’s stands.

61’` — Coach prepares substitution

The footballer Chicago Fire is substituted for Toronto, as Ford Tim signals at Soldier Field.

61’` — Substitution

FC player Chicago Fire is substituted for Toronto, as Ford Tim signals at Soldier Field.

62’` — Corner kick

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

69’` — Free kick

Ford Tim signals a free kick for Chicago Fire as Franklin Kobe (Chicago Fire) protests the decision.

71’` — Corner kick

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

71’` — Goal 1 — 0

Chicago Fire takes the lead thanks to Zinckernagel Philip’s assist to Elliott Jack (Chicago Fire), thrilling Soldier Field.

74’` — Free kick

Ford Tim awards a free kick to Chicago Fire after a foul by Laryea Richie (Chicago Fire) in the Soldier Field midfield.

79’` — Corner kick

A corner is awarded to Toronto after a strong move by Zinckernagel Philip (Chicago Fire) near the goal line.

81’` — Coach makes sub

Chicago Fire makes a change at Soldier Field, with FC player Chicago Fire coming off the pitch.

83’` — Goal kick

FC player Chicago Fire steps up for Chicago Fire’s goal kick, aiming to shift momentum at Soldier Field.

88’` — Free kick

Rosted Sigurd (Chicago Fire) steps up to take a free kick for Toronto as tension builds at Soldier Field.

89’` — Goal 2 — 0

Chicago Fire takes the lead thanks to Zinckernagel Philip’s assist to Elliott Jack (Chicago Fire), thrilling Soldier Field.

90 + 11’` — Booking

Toronto’s Waterman Joel (Chicago Fire) is cautioned by Ford Tim, a yellow at Soldier Field.

2’` — Free kick

Ford Tim signals a free kick for Chicago Fire as Zinckernagel Philip (Toronto) protests the decision.

3’` — Free kick

Zinckernagel Philip (Toronto) steps up to take a free kick for Toronto as tension builds at Soldier Field.

6’` — Goal kick

The FC footballer Toronto takes the goal kick for Toronto after the ball goes wide at Soldier Field.

9’` — Free kick

Ford Tim awards a free kick to Chicago Fire after a foul by Zinckernagel Philip (Toronto) in the Soldier Field midfield.

13’` — Corner kick

Ford Tim points to the corner flag as Toronto prepares to take it, thanks to Mihailovic Djordje (Toronto).

16’` — Free kick

Ford Tim awards a free kick to Chicago Fire after a foul by Haile-Selassie Maren (Toronto) in the Soldier Field midfield.

21’` — Free kick

Zinckernagel Philip (Toronto) steps up to take a free kick for Toronto as tension builds at Soldier Field.

28’` — Own goal

An own goal by Chicago Fire’s Elliott Jack (Chicago Fire), and Soldier Field falls silent in shock.

31’` — Corner kick

Mihailovic Djordje (Toronto) wins a corner for Chicago Fire, setting up an opportunity at Soldier Field.

31’` — Corner kick

The ball deflects off Mihailovic Djordje (Toronto), giving Chicago Fire a corner kick in front of the Soldier Field crowd.

32’` — Corner kick

Chicago Fire earns a corner kick as Mihailovic Djordje (Toronto) forces the ball out of play at Soldier Field.

34’` — Goal kick

FC player Toronto steps up for Chicago Fire’s goal kick, aiming to shift momentum at Soldier Field.

35’` — Free kick

Ford Tim signals a free kick for Chicago Fire as Gutierrez Brian (Toronto) protests the decision.

39’` — Corner kick

Chicago Fire earns a corner kick as Mihailovic Djordje (Toronto) forces the ball out of play at Soldier Field.

45 + 1’` — Goal kick

The Ford Tim signals a goal kick for Chicago Fire, with The FC footballer Toronto ready to send it long.

46’` — Goal kick

The footballer Toronto takes the goal kick for Toronto after the ball goes wide at Soldier Field.

49’` — Corner kick

A corner is awarded to Toronto after a strong move by Mihailovic Djordje (Toronto) near the goal line.

52’` — Free kick

A dangerous move halted, and Chicago Fire gets a free kick thanks to Haile-Selassie Maren (Toronto)’s effort.

53’` — Goal kick

The FC footballer Toronto takes the goal kick for Toronto after the ball goes wide at Soldier Field.

58’` — Goal kick

FC player Toronto steps up for Chicago Fire’s goal kick, aiming to shift momentum at Soldier Field.

64’` — Coach makes sub

Chicago Fire swaps FC player Toronto out, shaking things up at Soldier Field.

64’` — Goal kick

Toronto gets a goal kick as The player Toronto clears the danger in front of Soldier Field’s fans.

67’` — Goal kick

The FC footballer Toronto steps up for Chicago Fire’s goal kick, aiming to shift momentum at Soldier Field.

70’` — Coach prepares substitution

Ford Tim oversees Toronto’s substitution as The player Toronto leaves the Soldier Field field.

73’` — Free kick

A dangerous move halted, and Chicago Fire gets a free kick thanks to Cuypers Hugo (Toronto)’s effort.

74’` — Caution

Ford Tim pulls out the yellow card for Toronto’s Laryea Richie (Toronto) at Soldier Field.

81’` — Goal kick

Toronto gets a goal kick as FC player Toronto clears the danger in front of Soldier Field’s fans.

83’` — Coach prepares substitution

Chicago Fire swaps The player Toronto out, shaking things up at Soldier Field.

90’` — The yellow card comes on

Ford Tim books Mihailovic Djordje (Toronto) with a yellow card for Chicago Fire at Soldier Field.

90 + 2’` — Free kick

Ford Tim signals a free kick for Chicago Fire as Barlow Tom (Toronto) protests the decision.

90 + 3’` — Free kick

A dangerous move halted, and Chicago Fire gets a free kick thanks to Zinckernagel Philip (Toronto)’s effort.

90 + 4’` — Corner kick

Chicago Fire earns a corner kick as Mihailovic Djordje (Toronto) forces the ball out of play at Soldier Field.

90 + 4’` — Free kick

Zinckernagel Philip (Toronto) steps up to take a free kick for Toronto as tension builds at Soldier Field.

90 + 6’` — Goal kick

Chicago Fire prepares for a goal kick at Soldier Field as FC player Toronto lines up to restart play.

90 + 7’` — Corner kick

The ball deflects off Mihailovic Djordje (Toronto), giving Chicago Fire a corner kick in front of the Soldier Field crowd.

90 + 8’` — Corner kick

A corner is awarded to Toronto after a strong move by Coello Alonso (Toronto) near the goal line.

90 + 10’` — Player misses from the penalty mark

Mihailovic Djordje (Toronto)’s penalty kick is off-target for Chicago Fire, disappointing the Soldier Field crowd.

90 + 10’` — Back of the net 0 — 1

Mihailovic Djordje (Toronto) scores for Chicago Fire, and Soldier Field erupts in celebration!

90 + 11’` — Free kick

Ford Tim awards a free kick to Chicago Fire after a foul by Waterman Joel (Toronto) in the Soldier Field midfield.

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Chicago Fire and Toronto will play their match on 04 Oct 2025 at 20:30. The game will be held on Soldier Field stadium within the MLS. All interesting information can be found in one place, like Chicago Fire vs Toronto score, fixtures, statistics, latest score, livescore, and future matches' fixtures.

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Chicago Fire vs Toronto score and info in recent games:

Chicago Fire - Toronto (23.05.2026 | 23 May 2026 | 23/05/2026) Soldier Field 2:1 MLS
Chicago Fire - Toronto (04.10.2025 | 04 Oct 2025 | 04/10/2025) Soldier Field 2:2 MLS
Toronto - Chicago Fire (15.03.2025 | 15 Mar 2025 | 15/03/2025) BMO Field 1:2 MLS
Chicago Fire - Toronto (28.09.2024 | 28 Sep 2024 | 28/09/2024) SeatGeek Stadium 1:1 MLS
Toronto - Chicago Fire (15.06.2024 | 15 Jun 2024 | 15/06/2024) BMO Field 1:4 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

Toronto

Chicago Fire - Toronto (23.05.2026 | 23 May 2026 | 23/05/2026) Soldier Field 2:1 MLS
Charlotte FC - Toronto (16.05.2026 | 16 May 2026 | 16/05/2026) Bank of America Stadium 3:1 MLS
Toronto - Inter Miami (09.05.2026 | 09 May 2026 | 09/05/2026) BMO Field 2:4 MLS
Toronto - Atletico Ottawa (05.05.2026 | 05 May 2026 | 05/05/2026) 1:3 Canadian Championship
Toronto - San Jose Earthquakes (02.05.2026 | 02 May 2026 | 02/05/2026) BMO Field 1:1 MLS

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