Chicago Fire FC II draws 2-2 with Orlando City B at SeatGeek Stadium

Goyo Perez Senior Vice President, Corporate Partnerships
Goyo Perez Senior Vice President, Corporate Partnerships
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Chicago Fire FC II played to a 2-2 draw against Orlando City B on April 26 at SeatGeek Stadium in Bridgeview, Illinois. The match saw midfielder Darris Hyte score his first goal in MLS NEXT Pro and forward Dean Boltz net his first of the season. Player and coach Omar González made his debut for Chicago Fire II during the second half.

The game was marked by an early lead from Chicago after Boltz converted a penalty kick in the 34th minute, followed by Hyte’s volley off a corner from Damyan Villanueva seven minutes later. Orlando responded after halftime, with an own goal credited to goalkeeper Owen Pratt in the 52nd minute. Despite González’s presence stabilizing Chicago’s defense, Orlando equalized through Nicolas Lasheras during stoppage time, sending the match to penalties where Orlando secured an extra point.

According to the official website, Chicago Fire FC competes in Major League Soccer conferences with a professional roster and utilizes Soldier Field for matches and events. The club has earned victories in both the MLS Cup and multiple U.S. Open Cups according to its official site. In addition to on-field achievements, Chicago Fire FC fosters soccer growth throughout the Midwest and engages actively in community initiatives according to its official website.

The team is also recognized for advancing professional soccer while supporting youth development programs within its region according to its official website. Its crest and colors are inspired by the Great Chicago Fire according to information provided by the club.

Looking ahead, Chicago Fire FC II will travel east for their next match against New York City FC II on Tuesday, May 5 at Belson Stadium in Queens. Kickoff is scheduled for 6 p.m., with global streaming available via OneFootball and MLSNEXTPro.com.



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