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Chicago Fire

Full Name: Chicago Fire Soccer
Founded: 1998
Location: Chicago, Illinois
Colors: Red, White
Rivals: FC Dallas
Coach: Juan Carlos Osorio
Website: www.chicago-fire.com

Honours:

* MLS Champions (1998)
* US Open Cup Winners (1998, 2000, 03, 06)
* Supporters Shield (2003)

Details:

The club was named for the great Chicago Fire and the official announcement of the club's launch was actually made on the 126th anniversary of the great fire itself. The overall club emblem mirrors that of the city of Chicago Fire department while also including a C for Chicago and six points to mirror the six-pointed star in the city’s flag. The club is owned by by the Anschutz Entertainment Group. In the summer of 2006 the Chicago Fire moved into its own Toyota Park stadium in suburban Bridgeview, Illinois. The club had spent most of its previous existence in Soldier Field, normally used by the NFL’s Chicago Bears.

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Statistics
Top scorers
  Player Pts
1. Barrett, Chad 7
2. Rolfe, Chris 6
3. Blanco, Cuauhtemoc 4 (1 )
4. Carr, Calen 3
5. Wanchope, Paulo 2
6. Monteiro, Jerson 1
7. Guerrero, Ivan 1
8. Franks, Floyd 1
9. Thorrington, John 1
10. Oliveira, Willian 1
11. Curtin, Jeff 1
12. Segares, Gonzalo 1
13. Pause, Logan 1
14. Thiago 1
15. Robinson, Dasan 1
Bookings
  Player Pts
1. Brown, C.J. 7
2. Gutierrez, Diego 7
3. Segares, Gonzalo 6
4. Soumare, Bakary 6
5. Carr, Calen 5
6. Robinson, Dasan 4
7. Armas, Chris 3
8. Thiago 3
9. Barrett, Chad 3
10. Blanco, Cuauhtemoc 3
11. Conde, Wilman 2
12. Wanchope, Paulo 2
13. Curtin, Jim 2
14. Curtin, Jeff 2
15. Franks, Floyd 1
16. Pause, Logan 1
17. Rolfe, Chris 1
Bookings
  Player Pts
1. Conde, Wilman 1
2. Segares, Gonzalo 1
3. Soumare, Bakary 1
4. Curtin, Jeff 1
5. Gutierrez, Diego 1