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Regular season · 2011

Chicago 3–2 New England.

Chicago Fire beat New England Revolution 3–2 on Sunday, September 25, 2011, in the 2011 regular season at Toyota Park, before an announced crowd of 14,567.

Chicago Fire

Frank Klopas

  • Sebastian Grazzini 5' pen
  • Dominic Oduro 9'
  • Patrick Nyarko 30'

3–2

Full time

New England Revolution

Steve Nicol

  • Ryan Guy 90'
  • Ryan Guy 92'+0'

Timeline

How it unfolded.

  1. PenaltySebastian Grazzini5'
  2. GoalDominic Oduro9'
  3. SubstitutionBaggio Husidicfor Sebastian Grazzini25'
  4. 27'Yellow cardFranco Coria
  5. GoalPatrick Nyarko30'
  6. 45'Yellow cardDarrius Barnes
  7. 57'SubstitutionKheli Dubefor Kenny Mansally
  8. SubstitutionDiego Chavesfor Patrick Nyarko66'
  9. 71'SubstitutionDiego Fagundezfor Zack Schilawski
  10. SubstitutionOrr Barouchfor Dominic Oduro77'
  11. 90'GoalRyan Guy
  12. 92'+0'GoalRyan Guy

Team statistics

The box score.

0
Possession %
0
7
Shots
16
5
Shots on target
8
4
Corners
8
14
Fouls
8
4
Offsides
1
0
Yellow cards
2
0
Red cards
0
6
Saves
2
0
Passes
0
0
Accurate passes
0
—
Pass accuracy
—
1
Penalty goals
0
1
Penalties taken
0
0
Crosses
0
0
Accurate crosses
0
0
Long balls
0
0
Accurate long balls
0
0
Blocked shots
0
0
Tackles won
0
0
Tackles
0
0
Interceptions
0
0
Clearances
0
16
Clearances attempted
5

Lineups

Who played.

Chicago Fire

  1. Sean Johnson
  2. Dan Gargan
  3. Josip Mikulic
  4. Jalil Anibaba
  5. Gonzalo Segares
  6. Marco Pappa
  7. Sebastian Grazzini GA↓
  8. Pavel Pardo
  9. Logan Pause A
  10. Dominic Oduro G↓
  11. Patrick Nyarko G↓

Bench

  1. Baggio Husidic ↑
  2. Orr Barouch ↑
  3. Diego Chaves ↑

New England Revolution

  1. Matt Reis
  2. Kevin Alston
  3. Franco Coria
  4. Darrius Barnes
  5. Chris Tierney
  6. Ryan Guy 2 G
  7. Benny Feilhaber
  8. Shalrie Joseph
  9. Kenny Mansally ↓
  10. Milton Caraglio A
  11. Zack Schilawski ↓

Bench

  1. Kheli Dube ↑
  2. Diego Fagundez A↑

Match facts

Match facts

Date
Sunday, September 25, 2011
Competition
Regular season · 2011
Venue
Toyota Park
Attendance
14,567
Chicago coach
Frank Klopas
New England coach
Steve Nicol
Officials
Michael Kennedy (Referee), Kermit Quisenberry (Assistant), Paul Scott (Assistant), Jasen Anno (Assistant)

Attendance is the announced figure.