FC Cincinnati extended their win streak to four after a dramatic 3-2 victory over Chicago Fire FC at Soldier Field on Saturday night. The match delivered nonstop action, with both teams trading blows and the lead shifting throughout the evening.
Cincinnati struck first in the 9th minute as Evander fired in a deflected shot, putting the visitors ahead early. Chicago responded in the 31st minute when Hugo Cuypers, notching his sixth goal of the season, slotted home a slick through ball to level the score.
Just before halftime, Cincinnati’s Kévin Denkey capitalized on a defensive error, restoring the lead for the Orange and Blue in the 42nd minute. Evander doubled Cincinnati’s advantage in the 71st, making it 3-1 with his second goal of the night.
Chicago refused to go quietly, earning a penalty in the 85th minute. Brian Gutiérrez converted from the spot, setting up a tense finish. Despite late pressure, Cincinnati’s defense held firm, securing a crucial road win that keeps them tied atop the Eastern Conference standings.
With this result, FC Cincinnati improved to 6-2-1 on the season, while Chicago Fire FC dropped to 3-3-3. The rivalry delivered another classic—leaving fans eager for the next chapter.
