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MATCH RECAP: Chicago Fire FC Earns Clean Sheet against Inter Miami CF | Chicago Fire FC

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(April 13, 2025) – Chicago Fire FC (3-2-3, 12 points) earned its first clean sheet of the season in a 0-0 draw against Inter Miami CF (4-0-3, 15 points) in front of a record crowd of 62,358 on Sunday afternoon at Soldier Field.

Following a chippy first half with five combined yellow cards issued, the match became a tense affair as both teams drew close to opening the scoring. In the 63rd minute, the visitors won a foul just outside the box, setting up Lionel Messi for a free kick. The Miami captain struck the ball over the wall, forcing Chris Brady to make a fingertip save.

Messi continued to threaten, blasting a shot off the frame in the 86th minute that was nearly the winner. But the Fire took the initiative, with a last gasp chance coming via Jonathan Bamba, who combined with Maren Haile-Selassie to create a one-on-one opportunity with Miami’s Oscar Ustari. The Ivorian winger’s shot was well-struck, but Ustari made the save coming off his line to keep his shutout, essentially finishing off the game as both sides took a point.

Chicago will come back to Soldier Field for an Eastern Conference clash against FC Cincinnati on Saturday, April 19. Kickoff is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. CT and the match will be broadcast globally on MLS Season Pass on Apple TV, and transmitted locally on wlsam.com (English), and Que Buena 105.1 via the Uforia app (Spanish).

  • Beside Barroso, defenders Sam Rogers (Lower Body), Jonathan Dean (Torso) and Chase Gasper (Lower Body); and midfielders David Poreba (Lower Body) and Chris Mueller (Not Due to Injury) were unavailable for Chicago.

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Chicago Fire FC 0:0 Inter Miami CF


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CHI - Pineda (Yellow Card) 2’
MIA - Redondo (Yellow Card) 19’
MIA - Suárez (Yellow Card) 23’
CHI - Gutiérrez (Yellow Card) 36’
MIA - Cremaschi (Yellow Card) 30’
CHI - Elliott (Yellow Card) 62’
CHI - Oregel, Jr. (Yellow Card) 76’
CHI - Terán (Yellow Card) 84’

GK Brady, D Glasgow, D Terán, D Elliott (capt.), D Gutman, M Pineda (D’Avilla, 80’), M Gutiérrez (Haile-Selassie, 71’), M Oregel, Jr. (Acosta, 85’), F Zinckernagel (Kouamé, 80’), F Cuypers (Barlow, 85’), F Bamba

: GK Gal, D Reynolds, D Cupps, D Gonzàlez

GK Ustari, D Luján, D Avilés (Alba, 59’), D Falcón, D Allen, M Busquets, M Cremaschi, M Redondo (Bright, 70’), F Messi (capt.), F Suárez, F Segovia (Allende, 60’)

GK Callender, D Martinez, D Fray, D Weigandt, F Picault, F Obando

Shots: 16 / 9
Shots on Goal: 7 / 3
Saves: 3 / 7
Passing Accuracy: 85.4% / 85.3%
Corners: 4 / 5
Fouls: 12 / 11
Offsides: 3 / 2
Possession: 49% / 51%

62,358

Jon Freemon
Cory Richardson, Ian McKay
Gerald Flores
Edvin Jurisevic
AVAR: Fabio Tovar

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