Chicago Fire FC defeated New England Revolution 3–2 on Saturday at SeatGeek Stadium in an MLS Regular Season 2025 match that featured early dominance and late drama.
Jonathan Bamba opened the scoring in the 2′, finishing from the left side of the box after Brian Gutiérrez's assist. New England responded with pressure in the 8′, earning two corners, but Ilay Feingold's header was saved. Chicago doubled their advantage in the 10′ when Philip Zinckernagel drilled a shot from outside the box, assisted by André Franco.
New England continued pressing before halftime, with Peyton Miller hitting the right post in the 45+2′. Chicago extended their lead in the 68′ as Hugo Cuypers slotted home from the right side of the box, again set up by Franco. Shortly after, Maren Haile-Selassie struck the crossbar in the 77′.
New England mounted a late comeback with Miller converting from the left side in the 78′, assisted by Tomás Chancalay. Carles Gil converted a penalty in the 90+4′ to make it 3–2, but Chicago held on through stoppage time to secure the victory.
Goal: J. Bamba vs. NE, 2'
Goal: P. Zinckernagel vs. NE, 10'
Goal: H. Cuypers vs. NE, 68'
Goal: P. Miller vs. CHI, 78'
PK Goal: C. Gil vs. CHI, 90+4'
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