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Chicago Fire FC Basics

• Club Established: 1997

• Nicknames: Men in Red, The Fire

• Colors: Red, Flag Blue, Deep Blue, and White

• Mascot: Sparky (Soccer-Loving Dalmation)

• Fan Group: Section 8 Chicago

• Current Conference: Eastern Conference

• Last Playoff Appearance: 2017 Eastern Conference Round One vs. New York Red Bulls

• Last MLS Cup: 1998 vs. D.C. United

The Chicago Fire Schedule

As an established Major League Soccer team, Chicago Fire FC faces a rigorous schedule that features a diverse range of competitors. There are 34 matches each season, split into 17 home and 17 away games. This ensures the club competes against each of its conference rivals at least twice and plays in 6–7 inter-conference showdowns. When buying tickets, consider the following opponents: 

Top Eastern Conference Competitors

• Columbus Crew

• New York Red Bulls

• Atlanta United FC

Top Western Conference Competitors

• FC Dallas

• Real Salt Lake

• San Jose Earthquakes

Soldier Field

When Chicago Fire FC is in the Windy City, they play at Soldier Field, a historic venue that has been a part of the area’s sports landscape since 1924. It seats 61,500 spectators for soccer games, making it one of the largest facilities in the league. When the pitch isn’t being used for Major League Soccer, you might even catch a Chicago Bears battle going on at the stadium!

Parking

The closest lots to the venue include the following: 

• Waldron Parking Deck: 458 East 18th Drive (~1500 spaces)

• North Garage: 1425 Special Olympics Drive (~2500 spaces)

There are limited places available, so plan to arrive at least two hours before game time. To minimize the chance of complications and delays, it’s best to reserve parking when you purchase your Chicago Fire soccer tickets.

Alternative Transportation

The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) operates several bus routes with stops close to the stadium. The Roosevelt station, serviced by the Red, Orange, and Green lines of the CTA, is a short walk away, providing easy access for fans traveling from various parts of the city.

Memorable Chicago Fire Moments

Seeing Chicago Fire on the field is always unforgettable, but the chance to witness an unprecedented play or a record-setting shot from within the stadium is what makes securing Chicago Fire tickets so special. You might even be there when history is made, like the lucky fans who had seats to support the team during these spectacular events: 

• Debut Double (10/16–10/30/1998): In the span of two weeks, Chicago Fire beat the LA Galaxy in the Western Conference Championship, defeated D.C. United in the MLS Cup Final, and conquered FC Dallas to win the U.S. Open Cup!

• Second Cup Captured (10/21/2000): Chicago Fire faced Miami Fusion in the U.S. Open Cup Final. Hristo Stoichko scored the only goal for the club, but in a strange twist, it was an own goal in the 88th minute that cemented a 2–1 victory for the Fire and got them their second USOC.

• Third Time’s a Charm (10/15/2003): Chicago Fire FC overcame the New York/New Jersey MetroStars, now the New York Red Bulls, to capture their third U.S. Open Cup. They also won the 2003 Supporters' Shield, after earning 53 points during the season.

• Fire’s Fourth Cup (09/27/2006): The Fire defeated the LA Galaxy 3–1 at Toyota Park in Bridgeview, Illinois, earning their fourth Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup. This victory underscored their dominance in the prestigious national competition.

• Homecoming (03/21/2020): After playing at SeatGeek Stadium for many years, Chicago Fire returned to Soldier Field. Although the match against Atlanta United FC ended in a scoreless draw, the return to their original home marked a significant moment for the club.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I buy Chicago Fire tickets?

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How long is a Chicago Fire match?

Expect each Chicago Fire match to be 105–120 minutes long. Regulation time is 90 minutes, divided into two halves. Referees may add 1–5 minutes per game to make up for stoppage time. 

What should I know before attending a Chicago Fire MLS match?

Before attending a Chicago Fire match, review the current Major League Soccer Fan Code of Conduct. Also, keep in mind that clubs get three points for a win, one for a tie, and zero for a loss.

When can a Chicago Fire game be stopped?

When you see a Chicago Fire match, don’t expect many timeouts. In Major League Soccer, play only stops for injuries, substitutions, and official discourse, and only when deemed necessary by a referee.

Can a Chicago Fire match end in a tie?

Regular Chicago Fire matches can end in a draw. However, if a tie occurs during the first two rounds of MLS Playoffs, a penalty shootout determines the winner. During the last two rounds, overtime is added.

How much do Chicago Fire tickets cost?

Chicago Fire ticket prices vary and are based on date, location, and demand. Check GoTickets.com for available options from trusted sellers. Reserve your spot in the stands today!