We had a Chicago Fire win as the most likely outcome; the match went another way.
✗ Chicago Fire 39%
Match analysis
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Result verified.
Full time: Philadelphia Union won 1-3.
Story
Chicago Fire vs Philadelphia Union: the story of the match
44' — Chicago Fire took the lead: 1-0. M. Haile-Selassie scored it. Half time: 1-0.
46' — J. Elliott of Chicago Fire was sent off. 50' — Philadelphia Union equalised: 1-1. M. Iloski scored it. 55' — Philadelphia Union completed the turnaround: 1-2. B. Damiani scored it. 67' — Philadelphia Union extended the lead: 1-3. B. Damiani scored it. Philadelphia Union won 1-3.
Chances to win
Model estimate
FT
Start45'90'
Chicago FireDrawPhiladelphia Union
Pre-match model estimate: Chicago Fire 39%, draw 24%, Philadelphia Union 37%.
Philadelphia Union came from behind to beat Chicago Fire3-1 in MLS. B. Damiani scored twice for Philadelphia Union. Player of the match: B. Damiani of Philadelphia Union, with a ScoreMondo rating of 10.0.
How the match unfolded
Chicago Fire took the lead in the 44th minute through M. Haile-Selassie, set up by N. Allen. Half-time: 1-0, Chicago Fire in front.
Chicago Fire had a player sent off on 46 minutes: J. Elliott. Philadelphia Union drew level at 1-1 in the 50th minute through M. Iloski. Just 5 minutes later (55') Philadelphia Union completed the turnaround at 2-1, B. Damiani on target, set up by Cavan Sullivan. B. Damiani made it 3-1 for Philadelphia Union after 67 minutes, set up by J. Lukić.
What the numbers say
The shot count read 6-12, 4-6 on target. Chicago Fire won 2 corners, Philadelphia Union 7. A red card for Chicago Fire and 5 yellows made it a bad-tempered match. Philadelphia Union produced 215 dangerous attacks to Chicago Fire's 112.
What it means
The result ends Chicago Fire's run of 3 straight wins. Philadelphia Union have now won 7 in a row.
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