Chicago Fire FC came back in the second half to earn a 1-1 tie against the New England Revolution at Gillette Stadium on Saturday afternoon. Defender Jonathan Bornstein scored his first goal for the Chicago Fire to even the match in the 70th minute.
The Indiana State Police, Boone County Sheriff Department and Avon Police Departments gathered recently for a “Train the Trainer” session on the updated crash report system known as ARIES (Automated Reporting Information Exchange System) at the Indiana State Police in Indianapolis.
Chicago Fire Football Club and Forward Madison FC today announced a new affiliation between the two Clubs.
The RailCats announced four player signings today. These signings include both new and returning players as well as first professional contracts.
White, the lead play-by-play voice for NBC Sports Group’s Premier League coverage, returns to MLS during Premier League offseason; Hall of Famer Meola had breakout performance at 2018 FIFA World Cup; Former college player Terens, 26, one of the top young American football voices
The RailCats announced today the addition of two new staff members to the front office. A new voice of the RailCats and Region native Laura Hoover (Chesterton High School Class of 2015) will assume the role of Broadcaster and Media Coordinator for the team starting April 1, 2020.
Chicago Fire FC announced today that forward Elliot Collier has received his U.S. Green Card, granting him permanent resident status in the United States. With permanent resident status, Collier, 25, will no longer occupy an international slot on the Fire’s roster.
Chicago Fire FC have renewed a partnership with Univision Chicago to broadcast all 34 Fire regular season matches in Spanish on Univision Radio.
COVID-19 Concern Results in Visitation Restrictions at Some Department of Correction Facilities
