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04-05 08:40

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91′

V.Radojević

P. Zinckernagel

89′

Pacius

E. S. Tagseth

81′

jason shokalook

M. Haile-Selassie

80′

E. S. Tagseth

78′

R.Baker-Whiting

D. Lovitz

78′

A.Qasem

C. Espinoza

78′

Dje Tah D'Avilla

72′

A. Saletros

62′

C. Cupps

J. Elliott

61′

P. Yazbek

M.Corcoran

61′

W. Madrigal

A. Muyl

Halftime 1-0

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1-0

P. Zinckernagel

Assist: J. Bamba

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Match Info

Chicago Fire secured a narrow 1-0 victory over Nashville SC in a Major League Soccer clash at Soldier Field on Saturday, April 5th, 2026. The match, which kicked off at 8:40 PM local time, was decided by a single goal in a tightly contested affair that saw the home side claim all three points. The result provided a crucial boost for Chicago's early-season campaign, while Nashville was left to rue missed opportunities on the road. The decisive moment came in the second half, with the Fire breaking the deadlock through a well-worked team move that was finished clinically. Nashville pressed for an equalizer in the closing stages, but Chicago's defense held firm to secure a clean sheet and a valuable win. The match was characterized by disciplined defensive structures from both sides, with clear-cut chances at a premium throughout the ninety minutes. The victory moves Chicago up the MLS Eastern Conference table, while Nashville will look to bounce back in their next fixture. Post-match, the Chicago Fire head coach praised his team's resilience and organization, stating it was a "hard-fought three points against a very good opponent." The Nashville manager acknowledged the fine margins, saying his team "controlled large parts but lacked the final quality in the decisive moment." The Chicago Fire starting lineup likely featured their key attacking threats, while Nashville's XI included their usual defensive stalwarts in an attempt to contain the home side's pace.