Teams · Eastern Conference · since 1998 · Chicago, Illinois
Chicago Fire 1998–2019Chicago Fire FC 2020–
2026 · right now4th in the East55 pts16-10-7 · 33 played · 1.67 PPG · +11 GD
Playoff picture · updated Nov 1, 3:06 AM EST
Chicago Fire FC is a Major League Soccer club from Chicago, Illinois, in the league since 1998. It has also played as Chicago Fire (1998–2019). It has won MLS Cup in 1998, the Supporters' Shield in 2003 and the U.S. Open Cup four times (1998, 2000, 2003, 2006). It has reached the MLS Cup Playoffs 14 times in 29 seasons. In 2026 it is 4th in the Eastern Conference with 55 points from 33 matches (16 wins, 10 losses, 7 draws). In 2025 it finished 8th in the Eastern Conference with 53 points and went out in round one. Its head coach is Gregg Berhalter. It plays its home games at Soldier Field.
Trophy case · 6 trophies
1
Lost the final: 2000 to Kansas City Wizards, 2003 to San Jose Earthquakes
1
4
Lost the final: 2004 to Kansas City Wizards, 2011 to Seattle Sounders FC
Not played in 2020 or 2021.
Season by season · 1996–2026
Head coaches · 12
Regular-season record in every match in charge, playoffs alongside. A season shared by two coaches is split between them.
Home grounds · 4
Most minutes
Chris Brady
5,076 min · GK
Everyone who played a minute for the club in 2026, regular season and playoffs combined. Age is during the season, by birth year.
Regular season
12-8-6
Home
7-4-1
Away
5-4-5
Goals
46–38
Longest win streak
3
All-time · 1998–2026
Club records
Best season (PPG)
1.96 · 2001
16-6-5 · 53 pts · Out in semifinals
Worst season (PPG)
0.88 · 2015
8-20-6 · 30 pts
Longest win streak
7 matches
1998 · since 1996
Biggest win
7–0 at Kansas City
Wed, Jul 4 2001
Heaviest defeat
2–7 at Nashville
Sun, Apr 27 2025
Biggest home crowd
63,094
1–1 vs Miami · Thu, Sep 10 2026
About these windows
Match-level records cover 1996–present; season records cover 2002–present.