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Chicago Fire FC

MLS

Chicago Fire FC, commonly known as the Chicago Fire, is a professional soccer team based in Chicago, Illinois. They compete in Major League Soccer (MLS), the top tier of professional soccer in the United States and Canada. Founded in 1997, the Chicago Fire has a rich history within the MLS, and it has been a prominent team since its inception. The team's name pays homage to the Great Chicago Fire of 1871, which devastated the city but also paved the way for its reconstruction and growth. Known for their resilience, the Chicago Fire has become a symbol of the city's indomitable spirit. Throughout their history, the Chicago Fire has achieved numerous accolades. They won the MLS Cup in their debut season in 1998, becoming the first expansion team to secure the championship. The team also clinched the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup multiple times, solidifying their legacy as one of the most successful teams in the tournament's history. The Chicago Fire has boasted some extraordinary players over the years. Notably, the team had the privilege of having Cuauhtémoc Blanco, a legendary Mexican forward, as part of their roster. Blanco's exceptional skills and charismatic playing style captivated fans and make him an unforgettable figure in the club's history. The franchise played its home games at Soldier Field, an iconic sports venue located in Chicago, until 2005. Subsequently, they moved to Toyota Park (now known as SeatGeek Stadium) in Bridgeview, Illinois. Throughout their time in the MLS, the team has garnered a considerable fan base, with supporters known as the "Section 8 Chicago." As one of the original teams in Major League Soccer, the Chicago Fire FC has left an indelible mark on American soccer. With their rich history, remarkable achievements, and dedicated fandom, the team continues to shape the landscape of soccer in Chicago and leave an enduring legacy within the MLS.

Standings

Team	GP	W-D-L	PTS	GD	GF	GA
1 Inter Miami CF	34	22-8-4	74	30	79	49
2 Columbus Crew	34	19-9-6	66	32	72	40
3 Los Angeles FC	34	19-7-8	64	20	63	43
4 Los Angeles Galaxy	34	19-7-8	64	19	69	50
5 FC Cincinnati	34	18-5-11	59	10	58	48
6 Real Salt Lake	34	16-11-7	59	17	65	48
7 Seattle Sounders	34	16-9-9	57	16	51	35
8 Houston Dynamo	34	15-9-10	54	8	47	39
9 Orlando City SC	34	15-7-12	52	9	59	50
10 Minnesota United FC	34	15-7-12	52	9	58	49
11 Charlotte FC	34	14-9-11	51	9	46	37
12 Colorado Rapids	34	15-5-14	50	1	61	60
13 New York City FC	34	14-8-12	50	5	54	49
14 Vancouver Whitecaps FC	34	13-8-13	47	3	52	49
15 Portland Timbers	34	12-11-11	47	9	65	56
16 New York Red Bulls	34	11-14-9	47	5	55	50
17 CF Montreal	34	11-10-13	43	-16	48	64
18 Austin FC	34	11-9-14	42	-9	39	48
19 FC Dallas	34	11-8-15	41	-2	54	56
20 Atlanta United FC	34	10-10-14	40	-3	46	49
21 DC United	34	10-10-14	40	-18	52	70
22 Toronto FC	34	11-4-19	37	-21	40	61
23 Philadelphia Union	34	9-10-15	37	7	62	55
24 Saint Louis City SC	34	8-13-13	37	-13	50	63
25 Nashville SC	34	9-9-16	36	-16	38	54
26 New England Revolution	34	9-4-21	31	-37	37	74
27 Sporting Kansas City	34	8-7-19	31	-15	51	66
28 Chicago Fire	34	7-9-18	30	-22	40	62
29 San Jose Earthquakes	34	6-3-25	21	-37	41	78