Chicago Fire - New York Red Bulls - 14 September 2024 Major League Soccer - (2-1)

Chicago have a goal kick.

New York's Dylan Nealis breaks free at Soldier Field. But the strike goes wide of the post.

Corner awarded to New York.

Ball goes out of play for a New York goal kick.

At Soldier Field, Dante Vanzeir has been yellow-carded for the away team.

Throw-in for New York at Soldier Field.

New York have been awarded a corner by Mark Allatin.

Chicago needs to be cautious. New York have an attacking throw-in.

Can New York capitalize from this throw-in deep inside Chicago's half?

Can New York get the ball into an attacking position from this throw-in in Chicago's half?

New York to take a throw-in in Chicago territory.

Mark Allatin signals a free kick to New York in their own half.

It's a goal kick for the home team in Chicago.

New York's Dennis Gjengaar attacks the ball with his head but his effort fails to hit the target.

New York have been awarded a corner by Mark Allatin.

Corner awarded to New York.

Mark Allatin signals a Chicago throw-in in New York's half.

Free kick for New York in their own half.

Cory Burke is replacing Andres Reyes for the away team.

Chicago awarded a throw-in in their own half.

Maren Haile-Selassie (Chicago) gets a yellow card.

Ball safe as Chicago is awarded a throw-in in their half.

Chris Brady is back on his feet again.

The match at Soldier Field has been interrupted briefly for a check on Chris Brady, who is down injured.

Throw-in Chicago.

Throw-in for Chicago in their own half.

Chicago awarded a throw-in in their own half.

Throw-in for Chicago at Soldier Field.

Ball safe as Chicago is awarded a throw-in in their half.

Sandro Schwarz (New York) is making a fourth substitution, with Julian Hall replacing Daniel Edelman.

Chicago make their fifth substitution with Jonathan Dean replacing Ariel Lassister.

The home team replace Fabian Herbers with Federico Navarro.

Mark Allatin signals a throw-in for New York, close to Chicago's area.

Mark Allatin signals a free kick to Chicago in their own half.

Throw-in New York.

Goal! The home team take a 2-1 lead through Georgios Koutsias. Great play from Kellyn Acosta to set up the goal.

Corner awarded to Chicago.

Chicago's Georgios Koutsias is on target but unsuccessful.

Mark Allatin signals a free kick to New York.

The away team have replaced Cameron Harper with Serge Ngoma. This is the third substitution made today by Sandro Schwarz.

Chicago have a dangerous throw-in.

The home team replace Chris Mueller with Kellyn Acosta.

Chicago make their second substitution with Georgios Koutsias replacing Tom Barlow.

Mark Allatin awards Chicago a goal kick.

New York's Cameron Harper misses with an attempt on goal.

Can New York get the ball into an attacking position from this throw-in in Chicago's half?

Chicago awarded a free kick in their own half.

Throw-in for Chicago in their own half.

New York have been awarded a corner by Mark Allatin.

New York's Cameron Harper gets in a shot on goal at Soldier Field. But the effort is unsuccessful.

Goal kick for New York at Soldier Field.

Chris Mueller (Chicago) wins the ball in the air but heads wide.

Corner awarded to Chicago.

Free kick New York.

Mark Allatin awards the away team a throw-in.

It's a goal kick for the home team in Chicago.

Ball goes out of play for a Chicago goal kick.

New York's Andres Reyes attacks the ball with his head but his effort fails to hit the target.

New York have been awarded a corner by Mark Allatin.

Mark Allatin signals a free kick to Chicago in their own half.

New York awarded a free kick in their own half.

New York awarded a throw-in in their own half.

Ariel Lassister for Chicago has been booked by Mark Allatin and receives a first yellow card.

It's getting dangerous! Free kick for New York close to the penalty box.

Free kick for Chicago in their own half.

Mark Allatin signals a free kick to Chicago.

Free kick for New York in their own half.

Chicago drives forward and Chris Mueller gets in a shot. Without netting, however.

Chicago awarded a free kick in their own half.

Throw-in for New York in the half of Chicago.

Carlos Teran, who was grimacing earlier, has been substituted. Tobias Salquist is the substitute for Chicago.

Mark Allatin waits before resuming play because Carlos Teran for Chicago is still down.

A throw-in for the home team on the opposite half.

Chicago have a goal kick.

Dante Vanzeir (New York) gets up for a header but cannot keep the ball on target.

Ball safe as Chicago is awarded a throw-in in their half.

Dennis Gjengaar grabs a goal to bring things level at 1-1 at Soldier Field. Dante Vanzeir instrumental with a fine assist.

Dante Vanzeir is on a sub for Elias Manoel for New York.

Dennis Gjengaar is replacing Peter Stroud for the away team.

The first-half has come to a close in Chicago.

Mark Allatin awards the away team a throw-in.

Mark Allatin awards New York a goal kick.

Throw-in for Chicago close to the penalty box.

Mark Allatin signals a free kick to Chicago in their own half.

Throw-in for New York at Soldier Field.

Throw-in high up the field for New York in Chicago.

Mark Allatin signals a Chicago throw-in in New York's half.

New York needs to be cautious. Chicago have an attacking throw-in.

Throw-in New York.

Throw-in for Chicago in the half of New York.

New York drive forward at breakneck speed but are pulled up for offside.

Goal! Tom Barlow gives Chicago a 1-0 lead.

Hugo Cuypers gets his shot on target but fails to score for Chicago.

Goal kick for New York at Soldier Field.

Chicago attack but Carlos Teran's header doesn't find the target.

Corner awarded to Chicago.

Can Chicago capitalize from this throw-in deep inside New York's half?

Chicago have a dangerous throw-in.

Mark Allatin signals a free kick to Chicago in their own half.

Free kick for Chicago in their own half.

Throw-in for Chicago in their own half.

Goal kick for Chicago at Soldier Field.

Throw-in for New York at Soldier Field.

Throw-in Chicago.

Ball goes out of play for a New York goal kick.

Chicago are pushing forward but Tom Barlow's finish is wide of the goal.

Mark Allatin signals a throw-in for Chicago, close to New York's area.

Chicago's Chris Mueller has been booked in Chicago.

New York awarded a free kick in their own half.

Chicago awarded a free kick in their own half.

New York have been awarded a corner by Mark Allatin.

Mark Allatin awards New York a goal kick.

Hugo Cuypers for Chicago gets in a strike but fails to hit the target.

It's a goal kick for the home team in Chicago.

New York to take a throw-in in Chicago territory.

Ball safe as Chicago is awarded a throw-in in their half.

Mark Allatin signals a free kick to Chicago in their own half.

Chicago awarded a throw-in in their own half.

Free kick for New York in their own half.

In Chicago, Chicago push forward quickly but are pulled up for offside.

Chicago awarded a free kick in their own half.

Throw-in for New York in their own half.

Mark Allatin signals a free kick to Chicago in their own half.

In Chicago a free kick has been awarded the away team.

Elias Manoel of New York smashes in a shot on target. The keeper saves, though.

Free kick for New York in their own half.

Free kick for New York in the half of Chicago.

A throw-in for the home team on the opposite half.

Can Chicago get the ball into an attacking position from this throw-in in New York's half?

Chicago have a goal kick.

New York are coming forward and Peter Stroud gets in a strike, it misses the target, however.

Chicago are whistled for offside.

Mark Allatin awards the away team a throw-in.

Chicago Fire scores 1.61 goals when playing at home and New York Red Bulls scores 1.48 goals when playing away (on average).

Both teams lost their last match.

Both teams haven't won their last match in MLS.

Average number of goals in meetings between Chicago Fire and New York Red Bulls is 2.6.

Chicago Fire scores 1.4 goals in a match against New York Red Bulls and New York Red Bulls scores 1.2 goals against Chicago Fire (on average).

In the last 5 meetings Chicago Fire won 1, New York Red Bulls won 0, 4 draws.

Chicago Fire have lost just 0 of their last 5 games against New York Red Bulls (in all competitions).

New York Red Bulls's performance of the last 5 matches is better than Chicago Fire's.

In MLS, New York Red Bulls has better performance than Chicago Fire.

When New York Red Bulls is down 1-0 away, they win 25% of their matches.

When Chicago Fire is down 0-1 home, they win 18% of their matches.

When New York Red Bulls leads 0-1 away, they win in 44% of their matches.

When Chicago Fire leads 1-0 at home, they win in 100% of their matches.

Their last meeting was a draw. (0-0)

Chicago Fire wins 7% of halftimes, New York Red Bulls wins 35%.

Chicago Fire wins 1st half in 7% of their matches, New York Red Bulls in 35% of their matches.

Chicago Fire have scored at least one goal for 6 consecutive matches.

Chicago Fire have conceded a goal in each of their last 5 matches.

Fabian Herbers has more yellow cards (7) than any other player at Chicago Fire. Daniel Edelman has collected 7 for New York Red Bulls.

Fabian Herbers has assisted the most goals for Chicago Fire with 4. Dante Vanzeir is New York Red Bulls's biggest assister (7).

Hugo Cuypers is Chicago Fire's top scorer with 10 goals. Lewis Morgan has scored 12 times for New York Red Bulls.

New York Red Bulls's away record this season: 3-7-4.

New York Red Bulls haven't scored in 4 of their 14 away matches in MLS this season.

Chicago Fire haven't scored in 5 of their 13 home matches in MLS this season.

New York Red Bulls haven't won any of their last 7 away matches.

New York Red Bulls haven't won in their last 4 games.

Chicago Fire haven't won in their last 5 games.

Did you know that New York Red Bulls scores 23% of their goals between the minutes 46-60?

Did you know that Chicago Fire scores 3% of their goals between the minutes 0-15? This is the lowest percentage in the league.

Did you know that Chicago Fire scores 39% of their goals between the minutes 76-90? This is the highest percentage in the league.

Last season's matches: 1-1 (Chicago Fire at home) and 0-1 (New York Red Bulls at home).

During the last 59 meetings, Chicago Fire have won 23 times, there have been 18 draws while New York Red Bulls have won 18 times. The goal difference is 88-80 in favour of Chicago Fire.

During the last 30 meetings with Chicago Fire playing at home, Chicago Fire have won 13 times, there have been 12 draws while New York Red Bulls have won 5 times. The goal difference is 48-35 in favour of Chicago Fire.

The most common result of matches between Chicago Fire and New York Red Bulls is 1-1. 9 matches have ended with this result.

The most common result of matches between Chicago Fire and New York Red Bulls when Chicago Fire is playing at home is 1-1. 7 matches have ended with this result.