0 : 0
  • 24 May 2026, Columbus Crew vs Atlanta United FC, 2-0, Win
  • 16 May 2026, Philadelphia Union vs Columbus Crew, 1-1, Draw
  • 13 May 2026, New York Red Bulls vs Columbus Crew, 3-2, Lose
  • 10 May 2026, New York City FC vs Columbus Crew, 3-0, Lose
  • 02 May 2026, Columbus Crew vs Minnesota United FC, 2-3, Lose
Columbus Crew
Home
  • 24 May 2026, Chicago Fire vs Toronto FC, 2-1, Win
  • 16 May 2026, Montreal Impact vs Chicago Fire, 0-2, Win
  • 13 May 2026, DC United vs Chicago Fire, 1-3, Win
  • 09 May 2026, Chicago Fire vs New York Red Bulls, 1-3, Lose
  • 03 May 2026, Chicago Fire vs FC Cincinnati, 2-3, Lose
Chicago Fire
Away
MLS
MLS, USA

The match finished 0-0, with Columbus Crew generating 7 corner kicks to Chicago Fire’s 3, signalling a greater sustained attack from the home side in wide areas. Fouls were level at 8 apiece and there were no red cards, but the yellow-card distribution tells a story: Columbus collected three yellows (one in the first half at 00:13:59 and two in the second half at 01:27:11 and 01:29:25) while Chicago picked up four yellows, all in the second half (01:00:25, 01:16:27, 01:22:01, 01:29:38). The disciplinary profile suggests a second-half tightening and rising intensity as the game progressed.

Columbus’ higher corner count points to greater attacking intent and ball-in-behind-the-backline opportunities for the Crew, especially in wide areas where crosses could threaten Chicago’s rearguard. Chicago’s two offsides, compared with Columbus’ one, implies Fire attempted to exploit runners behind the defence but were flagged more often, indicating a plan that relied on timely runs that did not always connect. Overall, Columbus pressed the issue more in the final third, while Chicago sought to counterpunch when the ball turned over.

Defensively, the game presented a clean sheet for both sides, indicating solid organizational discipline and compact lines at key moments. The equal foul tally reinforces a balanced midfield scrap, with neither team gaining a clear numerical edge in contact play. The lack of goals despite the pressure suggests tight defensive structures and careful shot selection from both keepers.

From a tactical standpoint, Columbus leveraged width and set-piece routines as their primary attacking conduit, with 7 corners signaling repeated testing of Chicago’s box. Chicago, meanwhile, balanced restraint with flashes of counter-attack, but their four second-half yellows hint at a more reactive defensive stance as the match wore on. The late cautions for Chicago also imply a willingness to engage physically to stifle Columbus’ momentum, at the cost of discipline.

For bettors, the data implies that Columbus’ edge lay in set-piece generation rather than finishing quality in this particular fixture, given the 0-0 result. In future matches, look for Columbus to push for higher corner totals when teams adopt a similar deep-block approach, while Chicago’s discipline risk may rise in settings that invite sustained pressure. Overall, the matchup favored Columbus in terms of attacking intent via wide play, but the finite margins around set-pieces and finishing kept the scoreline level.

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Form Guide

Win2-0Columbus Crew vs Atlanta United FC
Draw1-1Philadelphia Union vs Columbus Crew
Lose3-2New York Red Bulls vs Columbus Crew
Lose3-0New York City FC vs Columbus Crew
Lose2-3Columbus Crew vs Minnesota United FC
PLAYED
5
WINS
1
GOALS
7:10
GOALS / MATCH
1.4
  • Columbus Crew has won only one out of its last five matches with a goal difference of 7:10, scoring 1.4 goals average
Win2-1Chicago Fire vs Toronto FC
Win0-2Montreal Impact vs Chicago Fire
Win1-3DC United vs Chicago Fire
Lose1-3Chicago Fire vs New York Red Bulls
Lose2-3Chicago Fire vs FC Cincinnati
PLAYED
5
WINS
3
GOALS
10:8
GOALS / MATCH
2
  • Chicago Fire has won three out of its last five matches with a goal difference of 10:8, scoring 2 goals average

Columbus Crew H2H Chicago Fire

Home gameColumbus Crew00Chicago FireAway gameMLS
Away gameColumbus Crew02Chicago FireHome gameMLS
Home gameColumbus Crew42Chicago FireAway gameMLS
Away gameColumbus Crew31Chicago FireHome gameMLS
Home gameColumbus Crew21Chicago FireAway gameMLS
PLAYED
5
WINS
3
GOALS
9:6
GOALS / MATCH
1.80
  • In the last five matches that these two sides meet, Columbus Crew overtook Chicago Fire three times
  • Columbus Crew won three times, lost once and had one draw
  • Teams played five times head-to-head in the current season with the goals score 9:6; average goals per match – 1.80
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