Major League Soccer
USAMatch Events
Goals Scored
1 - 2
4'
P. Dithejane
Assist:D. Poreba
Chicago Fire
52'
D. Brekalo
Assist:A. Griezmann
Orlando City SC
69'
R. Lewandowski
Chicago Fire
Match Timeline
0'
15'
30'
45'
60'
75'
90'
52'
D. Brekalo
57'
Luis Otávio
67'
Robin Jansson
4'
P. Dithejane
69'
R. Lewandowski
80'
Viktor Radojević
89'
Samuel Rogers
Team Formations
Orlando City SC
4-2-3-1
Chicago Fire
4-3-3
Substitutions Made
Orlando City SC
43'CartagenaTaifi
43'SpicerPasalic
43'GomezTiago
64'EllisDike
78'DorseyAtuesta
Chicago Fire
61'GutmanRadojevic
61'PorebaLod
61'BambaHaile-Selassie
83'LewandowskiRogers
Match Statistics
57%
Possession
43%
16
Shots
7
5
On Target
3
6
Off Target
1
3
Corners
3
15
Fouls
11
2
Yellows
2
Reds
0
Offsides
1
1
Saves
4
564
Passes
423
498
Accurate
367
88%
Pass %
87%
5
Blocked
3
8
In Box
5
8
Outside Box
2
Stats Graphs
Who deserved it — win probability modelled from xG, plus finishing efficiency.
Orlando City SC1.8xG1.3Chicago Fire
Expected-goals scoreline · final result 1–2
Orlando City SC
1.77xG
1/16Goals / Shots
6%Conversion
0.11xG / Shot
Chicago Fire
1.30xG
2/7Goals / Shots
29%Conversion
0.19xG / Shot
Lineups & Substitutions
From the Editorial Desk
MATCH PREVIEWChicago Fire Aim to Strengthen Playoff Position Against Home-Seeking Orlando CityThe table favours Chicago, yet Orlando’s home record and attacking output make this a more competitive fixture than the standings suggest. Tactical discipline, midfield availability and Chicago’s ability to manage Orlando’s varied formations should decide whether the visitors consolidate third place or the hosts close the gap.MATCH REPORTChicago Fire Hold Off Orlando City 2-1 Despite Possession and Shot DisadvantageChicago Fire defeated Orlando City SC 2-1 after turning an early lead and a second-half penalty into victory despite producing fewer shots and less possession. Brady’s four saves helped preserve the result, leaving Chicago third in the Eastern Conference while Orlando stayed 10th.