July 12, 2025; Chicago, Illinois, USA; San Diego FC Midfielder Anders Draer (10) scored a goal from Chicago Fire goalkeeper Chris Braddy (1) during the first half in the Soldier Field. Compulsory Credit: Matt Marten-Imagon Picture Anders Draer recorded the first half brace, and the Western Conference-Agni San Diego FC on Saturday night accused the Chicago Fire to win their fourth consecutive road match 2–1 on Saturday night.
Draer hit the match eight minutes in the match and again in the third minute of the half stops time to give San Diego (13-6-3, 42 points) to give a good cushion.
However, after placing several major scoring opportunities together, which were failed by San Diego goalkeeper Pablo Synga (three saves), starting their first MLS since 2023, the fire (8–9-4, 28 digits) was eventually rewarded through the right-footbour of the Hugo Cupures.
But Chicago, who took advantage of the 18-7 overall shot and did not accept a corner at night, could not level the match and fell at home by 2-4-4.
San Diego blocked six fire shots in the evening.
Starting his San Diego, Sisniga was tested early. Especially in the fourth minute to push the point-blank opportunity of Brian Gutirez above the bar.
San Diego, however, did not miss the opportunity to open the scoring four minutes later as Luka Bombino passed a luxurious half-box through traffic for an individual draon, which had time to close and easily change the target.
Chicago had a pair of solid scoring opportunities later in half, especially on the blocked attempt of the gutize in the 24th minute and the quality look of the cupers that departed high in the 37th.
But then, in 2025 for its 11th league goal, the cross of one-wheat Lozano in front of the net just before the first half whistle beautifully in the inability of the fire after the fire after the fire of Chaku Lozano of a time.
Chicago threatened in the 50th minute, but another open facial attempt was blocked. Twenty minutes later, Sisniga successfully disorganized the ball from a streeting faction in each scenario.
However, the most impressive savings of Sisniga’s night came in the 84th minute, in reactionary fashion, from a corner by the point-blank header of two-bunding cupers.
San Diego has dropped its opponents from 14-8, which is during the MLS Road winning streak of that four matches.
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