US EditionGallese has 5th straight shutout for Orlando City in 0-0 tie with short-handed Fire
- Orlando City and Chicago Fire played to a 0-0 draw in Chicago on May 3, 2025, with Chicago playing short-handed after a red card.
- The red card occurred in the 36th minute when Chicago goalkeeper Chris Brady collided with Orlando City's Duncan McGuire, forcing Chicago to play a man down.
- Orlando City's Pedro Gallese made eight saves for his fifth consecutive shutout, helping extend Orlando's unbeaten streak to eight games and set a new defensive record.
- Orlando City has not allowed a goal in 526 minutes, surpassing the previous club record of 364 minutes set mainly during the 2023 MLS Cup playoffs, while Chicago remains winless in six straight games.
- Chicago's 3-4-4 record and recent six-game winless streak, including a 7-2 loss to Charlotte, emphasize ongoing struggles despite Gal's MLS debut, who made one save in his third season with the club.
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Gallese has 5th straight shutout for Orlando City in 0-0 tie with short-handed Fire
CHICAGO (AP) — Pedro Gallese had eight saves and his fifth consecutive shutout for Orlando City on Saturday night in a 0-0 tie with Chicago, despite the Fire playing a man down for more than 50 minutes.
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Ten-Man Fire hold Orlando to goalless draw
Chicago Fire 0-0 Orlando City SC CHICAGO, IL–Chicago Fire FC needed a response and a match to recover. It really wasn’t expected, but maybe it was a fitting way to get back on track. The Fire had to play with 10 men near the end of the first half, but they still managed to stay in the match the rest of the way and settled for 0-0 scoreless draw against Orlando City FC on Saturday night at Soldier Field. Chicago (3-4-4,13 points) recovered from a…
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