New York Red Bulls 2-1 Chicago Fire

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New York Red Bulls won: New York Red Bulls 2-1 Chicago Fire in the MLS on Sat, 5 Apr 2025 at Sports Illustrated Stadium, Harrison, New Jersey. New York Red Bulls goals: Serge Ngoma 41', Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting 45'+2 (pen). Chicago Fire goals: Jonathan Bamba 32'. Expected goals: 1.36-1.86. Possession: 44-56. Player of the match: Carlos Coronel (8.5).

Match report

New York Red Bulls beat Chicago Fire 2-1

New York Red Bulls came from behind to beat Chicago Fire 2-1 at Sports Illustrated Stadium on Saturday 5 April in MLS.

Jonathan Bamba put Chicago Fire ahead on 32' (0-1), Serge Ngoma levelled for New York Red Bulls on 41' (1-1) and Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting restored New York Red Bulls' lead from the penalty spot on 45+2' (2-1).

New York Red Bulls had 44% of the ball, shots were 7-13 (6-6 on target) and expected goals finished 1.36-1.86. Chicago Fire created the better chances but couldn't make them count.

Carlos Coronel (New York Red Bulls) was player of the match with an 8.5 rating.

Attendance: 17,238. Referee: Jair Marrufo.

Match stats

New York Red BullsChicago Fire
Ball possession4456
Expected goals (xG)1.361.86
Total shots713
Shots on target66
Touches in opposition box1722
Big chances44
Big chances missed23
Accurate passes324 (79%)445 (85%)
Yellow cards00
Corners24
Total shots713
Shots off target16
Shots on target66
Blocked shots01
Hit woodwork00
Shots inside box67

Lineups

New York Red Bulls (4-2-3-1): Carlos Coronel, Dylan Nealis, Tim Parker, Noah Eile, Omar Valencia, Daniel Edelman, Felipe Carballo, Serge Ngoma, Emil Forsberg, Mohammed Sofo, Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting

Chicago Fire (4-3-3): Chris Brady, Justin Reynolds, Carlos Teran, Sam Rogers, Andrew Gutman, Rominigue Kouamé, Kellyn Acosta, Sergio Oregel, Philip Zinckernagel, Hugo Cuypers, Jonathan Bamba

Key events

  • 32' · Goal · Jonathan Bamba (Chicago Fire)
  • 37' · Substitution · Omar Gonzalez for Sam Rogers (Chicago Fire)
  • 41' · Goal · Serge Ngoma (New York Red Bulls)
  • 45'+2 · Goal · Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting (New York Red Bulls)
  • 62' · Substitution · Tom Barlow for Kellyn Acosta (Chicago Fire)
  • 62' · Substitution · Mauricio Pineda for Rominigue Kouamé (Chicago Fire)
  • 62' · Substitution · Omari Glasgow for Justin Reynolds (Chicago Fire)
  • 69' · Substitution · Dennis Gjengaar for Serge Ngoma (New York Red Bulls)
  • 69' · Substitution · Wikelman Carmona for Mohammed Sofo (New York Red Bulls)
  • 76' · Substitution · Peter Stroud for Felipe Carballo (New York Red Bulls)
  • 84' · Substitution · Maren Haile-Selassie for Andrew Gutman (Chicago Fire)
  • 87' · Substitution · Wiktor Bogacz for Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting (New York Red Bulls)
  • 87' · Substitution · Sean Nealis for Emil Forsberg (New York Red Bulls)

All-time head-to-head

34 league meetings since 2012: New York Red Bulls 13, draws 8, Chicago Fire 13.

New York Red Bulls vs Chicago Fire: full head-to-head record

Questions

Who won New York Red Bulls vs Chicago Fire?

New York Red Bulls won, 2-1 (MLS) on Sat, 5 Apr 2025.

When and where is New York Red Bulls vs Chicago Fire?

Sat, 5 Apr 2025, 23:30 UTC at Sports Illustrated Stadium, Harrison, New Jersey, MLS.

What is the head-to-head record between New York Red Bulls and Chicago Fire?

In 34 league meetings since 2012: New York Red Bulls 13 wins, 8 draws, Chicago Fire 13 wins (goals 53-48).