Orlando City SC 1-3 Chicago Fire final score - 31 May 2025, Major League Soccer

Throw-in for Orlando at Inter&Co Stadium.

Throw-in for Chicago Fire in their own half.

Corner awarded to Orlando.

Ricardo Fierro signals a Chicago Fire throw-in in Orlando's half.

Ramiro Enrique of Orlando is pulled up for offside.

Ball goes out of play for a Orlando goal kick.

Chicago Fire to take a throw-in in Orlando territory.

Ricardo Fierro signals a free kick to Chicago Fire in their own half.

Orlando's Gustavo Caraballo gets in a shot on goal at Inter&Co Stadium. But the effort is unsuccessful.

Free kick for Chicago Fire in their own half.

Chicago Fire's Chris Brady looks ok and returns to the pitch.

Oscar Pareja (Orlando) is making a fourth substitution, with Gustavo Caraballo replacing Marco Pasalic.

The match has been stopped briefly for attention to the injured Chris Brady.

Ricardo Fierro awards Chicago Fire a goal kick.

Orlando have a goal kick.

Ricardo Fierro awards the home team a throw-in.

Maren Haile-Selassie is replacing Philip Zinckernagel for the away team.

Gregg Berhalter is making the team's fourth substitution at Inter&Co Stadium with Omar Gonzalez replacing Sergio Oregel.

Goal kick for Chicago Fire at Inter&Co Stadium.

Orlando awarded a free kick in their own half.

Orlando awarded a free kick in their own half.

It's a goal kick for the away team in Orlando, FL.

Orlando surge into the attack at Inter&Co Stadium but Ramiro Enrique’s header is off-target.

Can Orlando capitalize from this dangerous free kick?

Ricardo Fierro awards Chicago Fire a goal kick.

In Orlando, FL, Luis Muriel (Orlando) misses the target with a header.

Dagur Dan Thorhallsson is replacing Joran Gerbet for Orlando at Inter&Co Stadium.

Gregg Berhalter (Chicago Fire) is making a third substitution, with Tom Barlow replacing Hugo Cuypers.

Kellyn Acosta is on a sub for Romenique Kouame for Chicago Fire.

The away team replace Andrew Gutman with Leonardo Barroso.

Free kick for Orlando in the half of Chicago Fire.

Orlando have been awarded a corner by Ricardo Fierro.

Orlando pushes forward through Ramiro Enrique, whose finish on goal is saved.

Throw-in Orlando.

Orlando awarded a throw-in in their own half.

A throw-in for the away team on the opposite half.

Free kick Chicago Fire.

Ball goes out of play for a Chicago Fire goal kick.

Alex Freeman (Orlando) wins the ball in the air but heads wide.

Corner awarded to Orlando.

Marco Pasalic is back on the pitch.

Ricardo Fierro waits before resuming play because Marco Pasalic for Orlando is still down.

Luis Muriel (Orlando) shoots – and rattles the crossbar!

Ball safe as Chicago Fire is awarded a throw-in in their half.

It's a goal kick for the away team in Orlando, FL.

Orlando have been awarded a corner by Ricardo Fierro.

Ramiro Enrique gets his shot on target but fails to score for Orlando.

Chicago Fire have been awarded a corner by Ricardo Fierro.

Ricardo Fierro signals a free kick to Chicago Fire in their own half.

Chicago Fire will need to be alert as they defend a dangerous free kick from Orlando.

Orlando have a goal kick.

In Orlando, FL Chicago Fire attack through Jonathan Bamba. The finish is off target, however.

Andrew Gutman hits the post! Very nearly a goal there in Orlando, FL for Chicago Fire.

Goal kick for Chicago Fire at Inter&Co Stadium.

Marco Pasalic of Orlando gets in a strike, but is off target.

The home team have replaced Rodrigo Schlegel with Rafael Santos. This is the second substitution made today by Oscar Pareja.

Orlando are in shooting range from this free kick.

Corner awarded to Orlando.

Marco Pasalic for Orlando drives towards goal at Inter&Co Stadium. But the finish is unsuccessful.

Orlando have been awarded a corner by Ricardo Fierro.

Corner awarded to Orlando.

Orlando have been awarded a corner by Ricardo Fierro.

Ball goes out of play for a Orlando goal kick.

Chicago Fire's Andrew Gutman breaks free at Inter&Co Stadium. But the strike goes wide of the post.

At Inter&Co Stadium, Rodrigo Schlegel has been yellow-carded for the home team.

Free kick for Chicago Fire in their own half.

Free kick for Chicago Fire in their own half.

Ricardo Fierro signals a free kick to Orlando in their own half.

Chicago Fire awarded a free kick in their own half.

Orlando make their first substitution with Ramiro Enrique replacing Ivan Angulo.

The first-half has ended.

Ball safe as Orlando is awarded a throw-in in their half.

Ricardo Fierro signals a free kick to Chicago Fire in their own half.

Throw-in for Orlando in the half of Chicago Fire.

Ricardo Fierro awards the home team a throw-in.

Throw-in for Chicago Fire in the half of Orlando.

Ricardo Fierro awards Chicago Fire a goal kick.

Martin Ojeda for Orlando gets in a strike but fails to hit the target.

Ricardo Fierro signals a free kick to Orlando.

Philip Zinckernagel for Chicago Fire is back on the field again.

Philip Zinckernagel is down and play has been interrupted for a few moments.

Robin Jansson for Orlando has been booked by Ricardo Fierro and receives a first yellow card.

Free kick for Chicago Fire in their own half.

Can Chicago Fire get the ball into an attacking position from this throw-in in Orlando's half?

Chicago Fire have a goal kick.

Orlando are pushing forward but Marco Pasalic's finish is wide of the goal.

Corner awarded to Orlando.

Orlando's Luis Muriel is on target but unsuccessful.

Corner awarded to Orlando.

Alex Freeman keeps Orlando’s hopes alive with a headed strike to make it 1-3. That's a fine assist from Martin Ojeda.

Orlando have been awarded a corner by Ricardo Fierro.

Orlando have been awarded a corner by Ricardo Fierro.

Goal kick for Orlando at Inter&Co Stadium.

Chicago Fire's Romenique Kouame gets his shot away but it misses the target.

Ricardo Fierro signals a Orlando throw-in in Chicago Fire's half.

Free kick Orlando.

Chicago Fire take a comfortable 0-3 lead thanks to Hugo Cuypers. Philip Zinckernagel instrumental with a fine assist.

Hugo Cuypers puts the ball in the net and the away team extend their lead. The score-line now reads 0-2. Philip Zinckernagel with an assist there.

Throw-in Chicago Fire.

Free kick for Chicago Fire in the half of Orlando.

It's a goal kick for the away team in Orlando, FL.

Orlando's Luis Muriel misses with an attempt on goal.

Mauricio Pineda for Chicago Fire has been booked by Ricardo Fierro and will miss the next match due to a suspension.

Ricardo Fierro signals a free kick to Orlando.

Orlando awarded a free kick in their own half.

Ricardo Fierro awards Chicago Fire a goal kick.

Orlando are coming forward and Martin Ojeda gets in a strike, it misses the target, however.

Corner awarded to Orlando.

Free kick for Orlando in their own half.

Christopher Cupps (Chicago Fire) has received a first yellow card.

Ricardo Fierro signals a free kick to Orlando in their own half.

Ivan Angulo for Orlando is whistled offside.

In Orlando, FL Orlando drive forward through Martin Ojeda. His shot is on target but it's saved.

Goal kick for Orlando at Inter&Co Stadium.

Jonathan Bamba of Chicago Fire gets in a strike, but is off target.

It's a goal kick for the away team in Orlando, FL.

Orlando are pushing forward but Ivan Angulo's finish is wide of the goal.

Chicago Fire awarded a free kick in their own half.

Chicago Fire have a goal kick.

Ball goes out of play for a Chicago Fire goal kick.

Orlando to take a throw-in in Chicago Fire territory.

Chicago Fire awarded a throw-in in their own half.

Throw-in for Orlando in their own half.

In Orlando, FL a free kick has been awarded the away team.

Goal! The away team take a 0-1 lead through Philip Zinckernagel. Great play from Mauricio Pineda to set up the goal.

A throw-in for the home team on the opposite half.

Throw-in for Orlando at Inter&Co Stadium.

Chicago Fire have scored at least one goal for 5 consecutive matches.

Orlando City SC's home record this season: 5-2-1.

Orlando City SC have a winning streak of 3 matches in MLS.

Orlando City SC scores 2 goals when playing at home and Chicago Fire scores 1.68 goals when playing away (on average).

Average number of goals in the first half in meetings between Orlando City SC and Chicago Fire is 1.

Average number of goals in meetings between Orlando City SC and Chicago Fire is 3.2.

Orlando City SC scores 2.2 goals in a match against Chicago Fire and Chicago Fire scores 1 goals against Orlando City SC (on average).

Chicago Fire have won just 0 of their last 5 MLS games against Orlando City SC.

Orlando City SC have lost just 0 of their last 5 MLS games against Chicago Fire.

In the last 5 meetings Orlando City SC won 3, Chicago Fire won 0, 2 draws.

Orlando City SC have lost just 0 of their last 5 games against Chicago Fire (in all competitions).

Chicago Fire's performance of the last 5 matches is better than Orlando City SC's.

In MLS, Orlando City SC has better performance than Chicago Fire.

When Chicago Fire is down 1-0 away, they win 20% of their matches.

When Orlando City SC is down 0-1 home, they win 25% of their matches.

When Chicago Fire leads 0-1 away, they win in 45% of their matches.

When Orlando City SC leads 1-0 at home, they win in 76% of their matches.

Their last meeting was a draw. (0-0)

Orlando City SC wins 40% of halftimes, Chicago Fire wins 21%.

Orlando City SC wins 1st half in 40% of their matches, Chicago Fire in 21% of their matches.

Orlando City SC have scored at least one goal for 6 consecutive matches.

Martin Ojeda has assisted the most goals for Orlando City SC with 4. Jonathan Bamba is Chicago Fire's biggest assister (4).

Martin Ojeda is Orlando City SC's top scorer with 8 goals. Hugo Cuypers has scored 8 times for Chicago Fire.

Chicago Fire's away record this season: 4-0-4.

Chicago Fire haven't scored in 0 of their 8 away matches in MLS this season.

Orlando City SC haven't scored in 1 of their 8 home matches in MLS this season.

When playing at home, Orlando City SC have not lost to Chicago Fire in their last 5 encounters.

Chicago Fire haven't lost in their last 5 games.

Chicago Fire have a winning streak of 4 matches.

Did you know that Chicago Fire scores 28% of their goals between the minutes 76-90?

Did you know that Orlando City SC scores 29% of their goals between the minutes 31-45?

Last season's matches: 4-2 (Orlando City SC at home) and 1-1 (Chicago Fire at home).

Chicago Fire's last away win against Orlando City SC was in 2019.

During the last 23 meetings, Orlando City SC have won 8 times, there have been 8 draws while Chicago Fire have won 7 times. The goal difference is 39-32 in favour of Chicago Fire.

During the last 10 meetings with Orlando City SC playing at home, Orlando City SC have won 5 times, there have been 3 draws while Chicago Fire have won 2 times. The goal difference is 18-13 in favour of Orlando City SC.

The most common result of matches between Orlando City SC and Chicago Fire is 1-1. 4 matches have ended with this result.