New England vs Chicago Fire prediction, odds and how to watch

New England took all three points at Chicago Fire, winning 2-1 thanks to goals from Dor Turgeman and Peyton Miller, then a decisive strike from substitute Maren Haile-Selassie. Chicago dominated the ball and the stats sheet but could not convert their chances when it mattered.

Chicago Fire and Inter Miami shared the spoils in a hard-fought 1-1 MLS draw, with Casemiro heading home a Lionel Messi assist just after the break to cancel out Robert Lewandowski's early opener.

Chicago Fire came from two goals down to earn a point at Seattle, with Robert Lewandowski's 81st-minute header denying the Sounders a much-needed victory in a match that laid bare their defensive frailty.

New England host a Chicago Fire side that has not won in five MLS matches, while the Revolution arrive into this fixture off the back of a victory over these very same opponents. Something has to give.

Chicago Fire have not won in five MLS matches and cannot keep a clean sheet to save their lives. Philadelphia Union arrive in Illinois having lost none of their last ten.

Cincinnati head into this MLS fixture having conceded 14 goals in their last five matches. New England arrive with three wins from five and a point to prove.

New England have won three of their last five MLS matches and carry genuine momentum into this one. Seattle Sounders arrive having failed to win any of their last ten away games in MLS. This is not complicated.

Chicago Fire have drawn four on the bounce and still cannot keep a clean sheet. New York City have won nothing in five. Something has to give on Saturday night.