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Union Forced to PKs by Fire but Prevail Behind Jesus Bueno, Andre Blake in Game 1

Chicago Fire will challenge the Philadelphia Union’s top-ranked defense after a wild card win, with the series featuring up to three games across Philadelphia and Chicago.

  • On Sunday the best-of-three quarterfinal opened in Philadelphia, finishing 2-2 and Jesús Bueno converted the decisive fifth-round penalty to give the top-seeded Philadelphia Union the win.
  • Chicago Fire earned the berth with a Wednesday wild-card win, where Hugo Cuypers notched a brace and Chicago held Orlando City to six shot attempts.
  • Indiana Vassilev opened the scoring for Philadelphia, Milan Iloski added a goal five minutes later, and Jack Elliott tied the game in stoppage time to force penalties.
  • Game 2 shifts to Bridgeview's SeatGeek Stadium on Saturday, November 1 at 4:30 p.m., with a potential Game 3 in Philadelphia on Saturday, November 8; Philadelphia Union hold the edge.
  • Philadelphia enters the series as the league's top team with a stingy defense, allowing just 35 goals in 34 matches, while Chicago finished with the league's second-best scoring attack.
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Top seeds Philadelphia, San Diego win in MLS playoff openers

Top-seeded Philadelphia Union survived a huge scare before opening their Major League Soccer playoff campaign with a nervy victory over Chicago Fire on Sunday.

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NBC Chicago broke the news in Chicago, United States on Sunday, October 26, 2025.
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