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Chicago Fire and Toronto FC Battle to Draw

Saturday, October 4, 2025, 8:30 PM ET · Soldier Field

Chicago Fire FC 2, Toronto FC 2, final. Our MLS picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Toronto FC vs Chicago Fire FC?

Chicago Fire FC and Toronto FC drew 2-2 at Soldier Field on October 4, 2025.

In an exciting match at Soldier Field, Chicago Fire FC and Toronto FC finished in a 2-2 draw. This fixture is notable as it continues the competitive history between the two teams, with Chicago now leading the series with a record of 3 wins, 0 losses, and 2 draws against Toronto. The match showcased the contrasting forms of both teams, with Chicago Fire FC demonstrating a stronger recent performance compared to their opponents.

Chicago Fire FC entered the match with a home record of 15 wins, 7 draws, and 11 losses, and they had been on a positive trajectory, winning three consecutive games prior to this encounter. Their last five matches included a loss to New York City FC (3-1), followed by victories against Minnesota United FC (3-0), Columbus Crew (2-0), and Inter Miami CF (5-3). The team had averaged 2.2 goals scored per game at home over their last ten matches, with a record of 7 wins, 2 draws, and 1 loss, indicating a potent attacking threat.

In contrast, Toronto FC's away record stood at 5 wins, 14 draws, and 13 losses. They had struggled significantly, managing only 1 win in their last ten matches, with a streak of 7 draws. Their recent form included four consecutive draws against CF Montréal (1-1), New England Revolution (1-1), Columbus Crew (1-1), and Inter Miami CF (1-1). Toronto's scoring average was low, at just 0.7 goals per game in their last ten matches, highlighting their difficulties in finding the back of the net.

The match conditions were favorable for a competitive encounter, with both teams keen to secure points. Chicago Fire FC had a solid home advantage, while Toronto FC aimed to break their winless streak. The injury picture was not detailed in the provided facts, but both teams fielded their strongest available lineups, which contributed to the intensity of the match.

The first half saw both teams exchange goals, with Chicago Fire FC initially taking the lead. However, Toronto FC responded well, demonstrating resilience and tactical awareness. The match featured moments of individual brilliance and tactical battles, with both sides creating scoring opportunities. As the game progressed, the tension built, with fans at Soldier Field witnessing a thrilling contest.

The market had priced the match with Chicago Fire FC as the favorites, reflecting their stronger form and home advantage. The odds were attributed to a provider, indicating the expectation of a competitive match.

In summary, the match ended in a 2-2 draw, reflecting the competitive nature of both teams. Chicago Fire FC's recent form and home advantage were countered by Toronto FC's determination to secure points, resulting in a hard-fought draw that leaves both teams with areas to improve as the season progresses.

Leaders

  • Total ShotsJack Elliott3Chicago Fire FC
  • Accurate PassesJoel Waterman68Chicago Fire FC
  • SavesChris Brady5Chicago Fire FC
  • Total ShotsDjordje Mihailovic4Toronto FC
  • Accurate PassesKosi Thompson54Toronto FC
  • SavesSean Johnson4Toronto FC

Recent form

Chicago Fire FC

Last 10: 7-2-1Streak W32.2 scored · 1.6 allowed per game4-1 at home

  • L3-1vs New York City FCSep 13
  • W3-0vs Minnesota United FCSep 20
  • W2-0vs Columbus CrewSep 27
  • W5-3vs Inter Miami CFSep 30
  • D2-2vs Toronto FCOct 4

Toronto FC

Last 10: 1-2-7Streak D70.7 scored · 0.9 allowed per game1-2 away

  • D1-1vs CF MontréalAug 30
  • D1-1vs New England RevolutionSep 13
  • D1-1vs Columbus CrewSep 20
  • D1-1vs Inter Miami CFSep 27
  • D2-2vs Chicago Fire FCOct 4

Standings

TeamGames playedLostPoint differentialPointsTiedWonRankOverall
Nashville SC222+3052416116-4-2
Inter Miami CF224+1542612212-6-4
Chicago Fire FC216+1137411311-4-6
New England Revolution227+937411411-4-7
Charlotte FC227+835510510-5-7
FC Cincinnati227-2317868-7-7
New York City FC228+5287777-7-8
Red Bull New York2210-14265787-5-10
Orlando City SC2211-17254797-4-11
Toronto FC227-625105105-10-7
D.C. United227-825105115-10-7
Philadelphia Union2210-52466126-6-10
Atlanta United FC2213-132136136-3-13
CF Montréal2211-162165145-6-11
Columbus Crew2212-82055155-5-12

Box score

StatChicago Fire FCToronto FC
Fouls committed149
Yellow cards22
Red cards00
Offsides01
Won corners89
Saves54
Possession pct55.644.4
Total shots129
Shots on target66
Shot pct0.50.7
Penalty kick goals00
Penalty kick shots01
Accurate passes436344
Total passes498395
Pass pct0.90.9
Accurate crosses44
Total crosses1617
Cross pct0.30.2
Total long balls3633
Accurate long balls2112
Longball pct0.60.4
Blocked shots43
Effective tackles134
Total tackles178
Tackle pct0.80.5
Interceptions thrown811
Effective clearance2315
Total clearance2315

Venue

  • Soldier FieldChicago, Illinois
  • Attendance24653
  • OfficialsTimothy Ford

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