Chicago Fire vs Columbus Crew
| Yellow cards avg | 3.93 |
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| Reds avg | 0.13 |
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| Penalties avg | 0.13 |
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| Over 4.5 cards | 47% |
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| Home wins | 53% |
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| Draws | 20% |
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| Away wins | 27% |
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- Chicago Fire outshot their opponent (22-7).
- Possession was balanced (51%-49%).
- Chicago Fire had the sharper finishing (9-1 shots on target).
Team Overview
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Match Context & Trends
Venue-only form, goal timing, first-goal trends and league context around this MLS fixture.
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Chicago Fire last 5 home
Columbus Crew last 5 away
Chicago Fire trend breakdown
Columbus Crew trend breakdown
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Chicago Fire goal timing (home)
Columbus Crew goal timing (away)
Match Statistics
Events
Chicago Fire vs Columbus Crew 2-0: match report, goals, cards and substitutions
Chicago Fire beat Columbus Crew 2-0 on Sunday, 28 September 2025 in MLS. The match was refereed by Tori Penso. It was played at Soldier Field.
First half: Chicago Fire took the lead at 25' when A. Gutman scored, with the assist credited to J. Elliott, making the score 1-0. VAR intervened at 36' for Chicago Fire (Goal cancelled).
Second half: Columbus Crew made their 1st substitution at 46', with A. Sejdić replacing A. Ibrahim. Chicago Fire made their 1st substitution at 50', with Leonardo Barroso replacing J. Dean. A. Ibrahim received a yellow card for Columbus Crew at 66'. Chicago Fire extended the lead at 70' when H. Cuypers scored, with the assist credited to André Franco, making the score 3-0. Columbus Crew made their 2nd substitution at 71', with D. Gazdag replacing J. Russell-Rowe. Chicago Fire made their 2nd substitution at 72', with J. Bamba replacing B. Gutiérrez. Chicago Fire made their 3rd substitution at 73', with T. D'Avilla replacing M. Pineda. Chicago Fire made their 4th substitution at 73', with P. Zinckernagel replacing M. Haile-Selassie. Columbus Crew made their 3rd substitution at 80', with M. Herrera replacing L. Lappalainen. Columbus Crew made their 4th substitution at 87', with Y. Cheberko replacing Cesar Ruvalcaba. Chicago Fire made their 5th substitution at 90', with André Franco replacing K. Acosta. S. Rogers received a yellow card for Chicago Fire at 90+4'.
Chicago Fire used 5 substitutions while Columbus Crew used 4 substitutions. Chicago Fire got 1 yellow card, while Columbus Crew got 1 yellow card.
How the match was won
- Chicago Fire outshot their opponent (22-7).
- Possession was balanced (51%-49%).
- Chicago Fire had the sharper finishing (9-1 shots on target).
Head-to-Head Overview
| Total Games | 19 |
| Home Wins | 3 |
| Draws | 6 |
| Away Wins | 10 |
| Over 2.5 Goals | 10 (52.6%) |
| BTTS | 9 (47.4%) |
| Total Games | 9 |
| Home Wins | 3 |
| Draws | 3 |
| Away Wins | 3 |
| Over 2.5 Goals | 5 (55.6%) |
| BTTS | 6 (66.7%) |