Despite coming off of back-to-back wins, the Chicago Red Stars don't feel very stable going into their next match in Bridgeview against OL Reign.
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The Chicago Fire will try to carry their new strategy and confidence away from Soldier Field and take it down south against Nashville SC.
The Chicago Red Stars have now found a way to win two straight games without scoring a single goal, this time drawing two own goals out of the Houston Dash.
After a win on the road, the Chicago Red Stars will see if that performance will be enough to get them past an improved Houston Dash.
The Chicago Fire continuing to make teams pay for underestimating them, this time with a 3-1 comeback victory over Orlando City.
The Chicago Fire seek to continue their unexpected form with another game at home against an arguably lucky Orlando City team.
With a new formation and possibly a new vibe, the Chicago Fire looked genuinely competent in a 3-0 victory over Atlanta United.
In a game where no one seemed dangerous, the Chicago Red Stars end with the right score, but the wrong goal-scorer in a 1-0 win over the Washington Spirit.
The Chicago Fire will try to take some sort of momentum from last week's circus as they welcome a very confusing Atlanta United side.
The Chicago Red Stars go out on the road against a Washington Spirit team that looks even better than they were two weeks ago.
After a long delay due to severe weather, the Chicago Red Stars lose 3-0 at home in a very slippery match against Racing Louisville.
Despite all logic, the Chicago Fire put on a show in a very wet match at home against the Philadelphia Union, ending in a 3-3 draw.
The Chicago Red Stars return home with a chance to right the ship against a side with similar goal-scoring issues: Racing Louisville.
The Chicago Fire continue to set pace for the lowest point total in MLS history. A visit from Supporters' Shield winners Philadelphia Union should help.
This is not rock bottom for the Chicago Fire. Losing 1-0 at home to FC Cincinnati looks like rock bottom, but the Fire always find a way to go deeper.
The Chicago Red Stars went to Tacoma with their B-Team and got smacked 2-0 by an OL Reign team that was just waiting to get hot.
In a weird quirk of sports, the two worst teams in MLS will face off Wednseday night when the Chicago Fire host FC Cincinnati.
The Chicago Fire send out a different look, but the same product with one final 2-0 loss in Crew Stadium against the Columbus Crew.
After a disappointing draw, the Chicago Red Stars head to Tacoma to face an OL Reign side that seems to be facing similar struggles.
Despite salvaging a draw with a late penalty, the Chicago Red Stars had a concerning spotlight placed on their flaws by the Washington Spirit.