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Regular season · 2004

Chicago 3–0 MetroStars.

Chicago Fire beat MetroStars 3–0 on Saturday, May 1, 2004, in the 2004 regular season at Soldier Field, before an announced crowd of 11,262.

Chicago Fire

Dave Sarachan

  • Selolwane 15'
  • Ralph 56'
  • Razov 77'

3–0

Full time

MetroStars

Bob Bradley

Timeline

How it unfolded.

  1. GoalSelolwane15'
  2. 17'Yellow cardJeff Parke
  3. 40'Yellow cardAmado Guevara
  4. SubstitutionCraig Capanofor Logan Pause46'
  5. 46'SubstitutionTenywa Bonseufor Jeff Parke
  6. Yellow cardAndy Williams49'
  7. GoalRalph56'
  8. 60'SubstitutionJohn Wolyniecfor Sergio Galvan Rey
  9. 62'Yellow cardCraig Ziadie
  10. SubstitutionAnte Razovfor Dipsy Selolwane73'
  11. 73'SubstitutionRicardo Clarkfor Joselito Vaca
  12. Yellow cardJim Curtin75'
  13. GoalRazov77'
  14. SubstitutionScott Buetefor Andy Williams82'
  15. 85'Yellow cardMark Lisi

Lineups

Who played.

Chicago Fire

  1. Henry Ring
  2. Kelly Gray
  3. Jim Curtin
  4. C.J. Brown
  5. Justin Mapp
  6. Chris Armas
  7. Logan Pause ↓
  8. Andy Williams ↓
  9. DaMarcus Beasley
  10. Damani Ralph G
  11. Dipsy Selolwane G↓

Bench

  1. Craig Capano ↑
  2. Scott Buete ↑
  3. Ante Razov G↑

MetroStars

  1. Jonny Walker
  2. Craig Ziadie
  3. Jeff Parke ↓
  4. Eddie Pope
  5. Chris Leitch
  6. Joselito Vaca ↓
  7. Amado Guevara
  8. Mark Lisi
  9. Eddie Gaven
  10. Sergio Galvan Rey ↓
  11. Fabian Taylor.

Bench

  1. Tenywa Bonseu ↑
  2. Ricardo Clark ↑
  3. John Wolyniec ↑

Match facts

Match facts

Date
Saturday, May 1, 2004
Competition
Regular season · 2004
Venue
Soldier Field
Attendance
11,262
Chicago coach
Dave Sarachan
MetroStars coach
Bob Bradley

Attendance is the announced figure.