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Chicago Fire FC

Chicago Fire FC

Chicago Fire FC is a professional soccer club based in Chicago, Illinois, that competes in Major League Soccer (MLS) as a member of the Eastern Conference. Founded in 1997 and beginning play in 1998, the club operates professional, MLS NEXT Pro, and academy teams and plays its home matches at Soldier Field.www.chicagofirefc.com

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Sep 17, 2026

SethHOST
5:03
The attack gets better.
SethHOST
5:05
And then against the Chicago Fire, they have this tactical wrinkle of playing Turgerman in transition.
SethHOST
5:11
And it creates one goal for the Israeli international.
SethHOST
5:13
And then the second one, he gets Peyton Miller on the board.
Jeremy GoecknerHOST
39:29
She tells Rebecca to be the American assistant, which she comes up with the name of Crystal Christopher.
Jeremy GoecknerHOST
39:33
[laughs] Um, but she is from, uh, Chicago Fire FC.
Jeremy GoecknerHOST
39:36
Boo.
Jeremy GoecknerHOST
39:37
Boo Chicago FC.
VinceHOST
40:51
Hopefully he can get some more minutes for, uh, for Ren.
VinceHOST
40:54
But, uh, he's currently playing a r- playing behind former Chicago Fire player, uh, Przemyslaw Frankowski.
Greg VelasquezGUEST
41:00
[laughs] Awesome name.
VinceHOST
41:02
Uh, yep.
RussellHOST
9:58
Yeah, no disagreements.
RussellHOST
10:01
Do you think, because we watched New England beat Chicago...
RussellHOST
10:06
Do you think teams are starting to recognize what the game plan against New England should be, though? Like, I mean...
RussellHOST
10:17
Sorry, say that again.
RussellHOST
15:11
Oh, wait, nope, sorry, I lied.
RussellHOST
15:13
I missed that one.
RussellHOST
15:14
The last time they lost a match was at the end of August against Chicago.
RussellHOST
15:18
Forgot about that
Will BolingHOST
0:23
We got some tickets to give away for just a moment before we get to some Titans discussion.
Will BolingHOST
0:29
Right now, you can be caller number five to win a family four-pack of tickets to see Nashville SC number one in Major League Soccer host Chicago Fire this Saturday at Giotis Park, plus a $50 gift card to Fogg Street Lawn Club.
Will BolingHOST
0:45
615-737-1045.
Will BolingHOST
0:48
You will love the Irish barbecue whiskey bacon burger.
Rhett BryanGUEST
1:00
Exactly right.
Will BolingHOST
1:01
6-1-5-7-3-7-1-0-4-5.
Will BolingHOST
1:03
Nashville SC, Chicago Fire.
Will BolingHOST
1:05
The burger.
NickHOST
0:58
[upbeat music] Hey, soccer fans.
NickHOST
1:08
This is Nick back with the Feed the Fire podcast, where we're talking the Chicago Fire in Major League Soccer.
NickHOST
1:13
And in this episode, we are looking at the Chicago Fire's five-game winless streak, and we're gonna try to identify some of the trends that have prevented them from winning their matches.
NickHOST
1:25
I mean, they've given up leads to draw, they've come from behind to draw.
NickHOST
1:29
They've brought in players and new signings.

5 MINS LATER

NickHOST
6:59
And it's really disheartening to see, especially in this game against New England when the referee was giving out yellow cards for persistent infringement despite players not committing [chuckles] fouls prior to their yellow card or fouling players that hadn't been fouled prior to the yellow card.
NickHOST
7:15
Like their interpretat-- the referee on, at the New England game's interpretation of persistent infringement is ridiculous.
NickHOST
7:20
The, the inconsistencies in, in, in issuing fouls surrounding Chicago Fire players like Robert Lewandowski or like Philipp Zinkernagel.
Brett HiltbrandHOST
48:17
Uh, Montreal, obviously this is an MLS play.
Brett HiltbrandHOST
48:19
Uh, Inter Miami, Orlando, Charlotte, Cincy, Toronto, Dallas, DC, and then wrapping things up against Chicago.
Brett HiltbrandHOST
48:27
I, I don't-
Patrick GuldanPANELIST
48:28
So-
Brett HiltbrandHOST
48:35
But everybody else, pretty darn good, uh, or at the very least trending upward.
Patrick GuldanPANELIST
48:40
Yeah.
Brett HiltbrandHOST
48:40
Um, and then who knows what you're gonna get when, with, uh, when you wrap up the season with Chicago.
Patrick GuldanPANELIST
48:45
Chicago's a good team.
Jason CooperHOST
28:40
Mm-hmm.
Drew DinsickGUEST
28:40
I think what they do in particular with space and, you know, kind of, uh, attacking is, is kind of tough for Flores to match with his aggressiveness, but, um, yeah, there'll be points in Chicago on Sunday.
Drew DinsickGUEST
28:53
Um, I do think the Bears' defense is, um, probably the worst in football.
Drew DinsickGUEST
28:59
Maybe b- third worst, third worst in football.

26 MINS LATER

AdrianGUEST
55:24
They go back and forth and, uh, uh, Vancouver probably wins it.
Jason CooperHOST
55:27
All right, uh, Vancouver hopefully wins this one, but the over three is where we're looking at with this one.
Jason CooperHOST
55:32
Last game we have is Nashville and Chicago, also the over three also.
Jason CooperHOST
55:36
Uh, or sorry, we're looking at the minus 114, good two number is?
Steve CavendishGUEST
50:55
I think it's a fun matchup.
Ben WrightGUEST
50:57
The Fire have scored 45 goals so far this season.
Ben WrightGUEST
51:00
Nashville have scored 50.
Ben WrightGUEST
51:02
They have given up...
Ben WrightGUEST
51:10
There you go.
Steve CavendishGUEST
51:11
And there's the difference in the standings.
Ben WrightGUEST
51:15
Also, worth noting that the Fire have given up a lot of goals on the road, too.
Ben WrightGUEST
51:18
I think they've scored 23 and given up 21.
Jackson FeltzHOST
59:31
I'm going to I'm going to push back on a little bit of kind of like he's back because he's not.
Jackson FeltzHOST
59:35
I think that you look at the Chicago game, you know, he's working well with Dayon in that game, but there's not a lot of other huge chance creation.
Jackson FeltzHOST
59:43
The New York game had a lot of chances, didn't cash any one of them.
Jackson FeltzHOST
59:47
I know Ethan Horvath went God mode.

6 MINS LATER

Ari LiljenwallHOST
65:54
Like LA was so keyed on him and making sure that he didn't score on them because it's the former team that, you know, I think they're still figuring out how to get him involved in the best and most effective ways.
Ari LiljenwallHOST
66:06
which I can live with that for now because it is only his, what, third or fourth game with this team, and there usually is a bit of an acclimation process, and he already had one game where he scored a couple goals, so it's not like they're starting from total square one.
Ari LiljenwallHOST
66:22
They just have to figure out how he and Jordan work best together, how the whole front line attacks together, and then hopefully that'll start to look a little better, and then they can get him more just looks on goal because that is one thing, like, Really, since the Chicago game, he hasn't had...
Ari LiljenwallHOST
66:38
Like, this guy, when he gets clean looks, he will finish them.

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