Question: For a query about soccer, find the pertinent information from all knowledge sources to provide an answer: What is Chicago Fire's home stadium?

2020 Chicago Fire FC season, 2020  season, Stadium, Soldier Field (capacity: 61,500)

MLS Cup 2003, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2011 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2008 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2020 Chicago Fire FC season, 2020  season, Highest home attendance, League:

2020 Chicago Fire FC season, 2020  season, Lowest home attendance, League:

2020 Chicago Fire FC season, 2020  season, Average home league attendance, League:

Chicago Fire FC, Chicago Fire Football Club is an American professional soccer franchise based in Chicago.

Major League Soccer, subsidiary, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2019 Major League Soccer season, Team is Chicago Fire, Stadium is SeatGeek Stadium, Capacity is 20000

2015 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, From 2006 to 2019, the club played at SeatGeek Stadium, a stadium originally built for the club, at 71st and Harlem Avenue in Bridgeview.

2004 CONCACAF Champions' Cup, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire U-23, Chicago Fire U-23 was an American soccer team based in Chicago, Illinois, United States.

Chicago Fire U-23, They last played in 2016, choosing to leave the PDL.The team played its home games at the artificial turf practice field adjacent to Toyota Park in Bridgeview, Illinois.

MLS Cup 2000, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire, instance of, American football team

Chicago Fire, league, World Football League

Chicago Fire, country, United States of America

2019 Major League Soccer season,  is , Team is Chicago Fire

2010 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, home venue, Benedetti\u2013Wehrli Stadium, end time, "2003, start time, "2002

2020 Chicago Fire FC season, The Fire faced Atlanta United FC in their first home match.

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, home venue, SeatGeek Stadium, end time, "2019, start time, "2006

Section 8 Chicago, supported sports team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire, season 9, country of origin, United States of America

1998 U.S. Open Cup Final, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, The municipal flag of Chicago is also favored by fans and often seen at the stadium.

2013 Major League Soccer season, Club is Chicago Fire, Mean home attendance is 15228

Chicago Fire FC, The Village of Bridgeview owns and operates SeatGeek Stadium, which opened as Toyota Park on June 11, 2006, and originally cost approximately $100 million.

Chicago Fire FC, While that stadium was undergoing a $632 million renovation, the Fire played at Cardinal Stadium in Naperville, Illinois, on the outskirts of the Chicago metropolitan area.

Chicago Fire, country of origin, United States of America

Chicago Fire, narrative location, Chicago

2004 U.S. Open Cup, , Runners-up, Chicago Fire

2006 Major League Soccer season, In June, the Chicago Fire moved into their new soccer-specific stadium, Toyota Park, in Bridgeview, Illinois.

Illinois, The team currently plays in the National Women's Soccer League, sharing a stadium with the Fire.

2017 Major League Soccer season, Team is Chicago Fire, Stadium is Toyota Park, Capacity is 20000

Providence Park, The newly renovated stadium made its début on April 14, 2011, when Major League Soccer's Timbers defeated the Chicago Fire, 4–2.

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, instance of, association football club

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, instance of, Football team

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, league, Major League Soccer

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, country, United States of America

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, headquarters location, Chicago

2017 Major League Soccer season, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire U-23, home venue, SeatGeek Stadium

2019 Chicago Fire season, 2019  season, Stadium, SeatGeek Stadium (capacity: 20,000)

2019 Chicago Fire season, 2019  season, Highest home attendance, League: 18,232 (July 27 vs.  D.C. United )

2019 Chicago Fire season, 2019  season, Average home league attendance, League: 11,969

Chicago White Sox, headquarters location, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2018 Major League Soccer season, Team is Chicago Fire, Stadium is Toyota Park, Capacity is 20000

MLS Cup 1998, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

MLS Cup 1998, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Atlanta United FC, On March 18, 2017, the team registered its first win at home, beating Chicago Fire, who went down to ten men in the eleventh minute, 4–0 in front of a sold-out Bobby Dodd Stadium.

2018 Major League Soccer season,  is , Team is Chicago Fire

Chicago Fire (TV series), Chicago Fire, Country of origin, United States

Major League Soccer, FC Dallas opened Pizza Hut Park, now Toyota Stadium, in 2005, and the Chicago Fire began playing their home games in Toyota Park, now SeatGeek Stadium, in 2006.

2018 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2009 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2011 U.S. Open Cup Final, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2016 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2017 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2010 Major League Soccer season, Chicago Fire is Toyota Park, Chivas USA is The Home Depot Center, Colorado Rapids is Dick's Sporting Goods Park, Columbus Crew is Crew Stadium

roster of Chicago Fire, part of, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2016 Major League Soccer season, Team is Chicago Fire, Stadium is Toyota Park, Capacity is 20000

Chicago Fire FC, , League, Major League Soccer

Chicago Fire FC, , Website, Club website

Chicago Fire FC, , Home colors, Away colors

Chicago Fire, different from, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, Competitions is National


Question: For a query related to soccer, extract pertinent information from Infobox sources: What is Chicago Fire's home stadium?

2020 Chicago Fire FC season, 2020  season, Stadium, Soldier Field (capacity: 61,500)

MLS Cup 2003, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2011 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2008 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, Chicago Fire Football Club is an American professional soccer franchise based in Chicago.

Major League Soccer, subsidiary, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2019 Major League Soccer season, Team is Chicago Fire, Stadium is SeatGeek Stadium, Capacity is 20000

2015 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, From 2006 to 2019, the club played at SeatGeek Stadium, a stadium originally built for the club, at 71st and Harlem Avenue in Bridgeview.

2004 CONCACAF Champions' Cup, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire U-23, Chicago Fire U-23 was an American soccer team based in Chicago, Illinois, United States.

Chicago Fire U-23, They last played in 2016, choosing to leave the PDL.The team played its home games at the artificial turf practice field adjacent to Toyota Park in Bridgeview, Illinois.

MLS Cup 2000, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire, instance of, American football team

Chicago Fire, league, World Football League

Chicago Fire, country, United States of America

2019 Major League Soccer season,  is , Team is Chicago Fire

2010 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, home venue, Benedetti\u2013Wehrli Stadium, end time, "2003, start time, "2002

2020 Chicago Fire FC season, The Fire faced Atlanta United FC in their first home match.

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, home venue, SeatGeek Stadium, end time, "2019, start time, "2006

Section 8 Chicago, supported sports team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire, season 9, country of origin, United States of America

1998 U.S. Open Cup Final, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, The municipal flag of Chicago is also favored by fans and often seen at the stadium.

2013 Major League Soccer season, Club is Chicago Fire, Mean home attendance is 15228

Chicago Fire FC, The Village of Bridgeview owns and operates SeatGeek Stadium, which opened as Toyota Park on June 11, 2006, and originally cost approximately $100 million.

Chicago Fire FC, While that stadium was undergoing a $632 million renovation, the Fire played at Cardinal Stadium in Naperville, Illinois, on the outskirts of the Chicago metropolitan area.

Chicago Fire, country of origin, United States of America

Chicago Fire, narrative location, Chicago

2006 Major League Soccer season, In June, the Chicago Fire moved into their new soccer-specific stadium, Toyota Park, in Bridgeview, Illinois.

Illinois, The team currently plays in the National Women's Soccer League, sharing a stadium with the Fire.

2017 Major League Soccer season, Team is Chicago Fire, Stadium is Toyota Park, Capacity is 20000

Providence Park, The newly renovated stadium made its début on April 14, 2011, when Major League Soccer's Timbers defeated the Chicago Fire, 4–2.

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, instance of, association football club

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, instance of, Football team

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, league, Major League Soccer

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, country, United States of America

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, headquarters location, Chicago

2017 Major League Soccer season, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire U-23, home venue, SeatGeek Stadium

Chicago White Sox, headquarters location, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2018 Major League Soccer season, Team is Chicago Fire, Stadium is Toyota Park, Capacity is 20000

MLS Cup 1998, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

MLS Cup 1998, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Atlanta United FC, On March 18, 2017, the team registered its first win at home, beating Chicago Fire, who went down to ten men in the eleventh minute, 4–0 in front of a sold-out Bobby Dodd Stadium.

2018 Major League Soccer season,  is , Team is Chicago Fire

Major League Soccer, FC Dallas opened Pizza Hut Park, now Toyota Stadium, in 2005, and the Chicago Fire began playing their home games in Toyota Park, now SeatGeek Stadium, in 2006.

2018 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2009 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2011 U.S. Open Cup Final, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2016 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2017 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2010 Major League Soccer season, Chicago Fire is Toyota Park, Chivas USA is The Home Depot Center, Colorado Rapids is Dick's Sporting Goods Park, Columbus Crew is Crew Stadium

roster of Chicago Fire, part of, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2016 Major League Soccer season, Team is Chicago Fire, Stadium is Toyota Park, Capacity is 20000

Chicago Fire, different from, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, Competitions is National


Question: For a question within the soccer domain, locate pertinent evidence capable of addressing the query from all available knowledge sources: Who is the current head coach of Chicago Fire?

Ezra Hendrickson, Teams managed, 2022–, Chicago Fire

Category:Chicago Fire FC coaches, instance of, Wikimedia category

Category:Chicago Fire FC coaches, category contains, human, occupation, coach

2020 Chicago Fire FC season, 2020  season, Chairman, Joe Mansueto

2020 Chicago Fire FC season, 2020  season, Head coach, Raphaël Wicky

2008 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2011 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2012 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2020 Chicago Fire FC season, 2020  season,

1998 Major League Soccer season, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Major League Soccer, subsidiary, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2015 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, The club president is Ishwara Glassman-Chrein; Georg Heitz was appointed sporting director in December 2019; the chief operating officer is John Urban.

2020 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2019 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2019 Major League Soccer season, Team is Chicago Fire, Head coach is SRB Veljko Paunović, Captain is USA Dax McCarty, Shirt sponsor is Motorola

Chicago Fire FC, Following a brief search, Millonarios manager Juan Carlos Osorio was named the club's third head coach.

Chicago Fire FC, On January 17, 2008, former Fire star Frank Klopas was named Technical Director in charge of player personnel, and longtime Fire assistant Denis Hamlett was appointed manager.

Chicago Fire, country, United States of America

2019 Major League Soccer season,  is , Team is Chicago Fire

2010 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, Leading up to 2010, Chicago hired Carlos de los Cobos as head coach, previously manager of El Salvador.

Chicago Fire FC, Technical Director Frank Klopas was named interim head coach.

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, head coach, Veljko Paunovi\u0107, start time, 24 November "2015

Chicago Fire (season 6), Chicago Fire, Season 6

2020 Chicago Fire FC season, As of March 6, 2020.

2014 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire, season 9, country of origin, United States of America

Chicago Fire FC, Former Fire forward Brian McBride was added as an assistant coach in May 2014 for a short-term assignment.

Chicago Fire FC, On October 31, 2013, Chicago Fire named Frank Yallop as its new head coach and director of soccer.

Chicago Fire FC, Technical director Brian Bliss was given the interim head coaching job, with former player and current club vice president Logan Pause assisting for the remaining five matches.

Chicago Fire FC, That same day, November 14, Chicago Fire President and general manager Nelson Rodriguez fired head coach Veljko Paunovic and his staff.

Gonzalo Pineda, Gonzalo Pineda Reyes (born 19 October 1982) is a Mexican professional football manager and former player, who is the current head coach of Major League Soccer club Atlanta United.

2008 Major League Soccer season, The Chicago Fire promoted assistant coach Denis Hamlett to head coach.

Chicago Fire FC, As of November 13, 2021*Golden Boot is the team leader in goals (regular season games only). *

Chicago Fire, executive producer, Michael Brandt

Chicago Fire NPSL, league, National Premier Soccer League

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, league, Major League Soccer

2017 Major League Soccer season, Team is Chicago Fire, Head coach is SRB Veljko Paunović, Captain is BRA Juninho Vitor Gomes Pereira Júnior, Shirt sponsor is Valspar

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, country, United States of America

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, has part or parts, roster of Chicago Fire

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, head coach, Veljko Paunovi\u0107, start time, "2015-11-24T00:00:00Z"

2017 Major League Soccer season, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2019 Chicago Fire season, 2019  season, Head coach, Veljko Paunović

Frank Klopas, Teams managed, 2011–2013, Chicago Fire

Frank Klopas, Teams managed, 2020–, Chicago Fire  (assistant)

Chicago Fire (season 3), Chicago Fire, Season 3

Chicago Fire (season 8), Chicago Fire, Season 8

Jim Curtin, Currently the head coach of the Philadelphia Union of Major League Soccer, he spent most of his playing career with the Chicago Fire.

Chicago Bulls, Head Coach Jim Boylen was fired on August 14, 2020.On September 22, 2020, the Bulls hired Billy Donovan as head coach.

2018 Major League Soccer season, Team is Chicago Fire, Head coach is SRB Veljko Paunović, Captain is USA Dax McCarty, Shirt sponsor is Valspar

MLS Cup 1998, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2019 Chicago Fire season, Date is October 31, 2018, Player is USA Christian Dean, Position is D, Destination Club is Retired, Notes is , Ref is

Frank Klopas, G is Chicago Fire, W is September 30, 2021, T is present 6 2 1 3

Frank Klopas, He is currently an assistant coach for the Chicago Fire.

2018 Major League Soccer season,  is , Team is Chicago Fire

2018 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2009 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2013 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Bob Bradley, coach of sports team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2016 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2017 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

roster of Chicago Fire, part of, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, , Chairman, Joe Mansueto

Chicago Fire FC, , League, Major League Soccer

Nuno Gomes (footballer, born 1978), Teams managed, 2018, Chicago Fire  (assistant)

Chicago Fire FC, , Website, Club website

2016 Major League Soccer season, Team is Chicago Fire, Head coach is SRB Veljko Paunović, Captain is ROM Răzvan Cociș, Shirt sponsor is Valspar

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Dave Sarachan, Nationality is United States, Tenure is November 4, 2002   – June 20, 2007

2019 Chicago Fire season, As of August 13, 2019.

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Veljko Paunović, Nationality is Serbia, Tenure is November 24, 2015   – November 13, 2019

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Frank Klopas (interim), Nationality is United States, Tenure is September 30, 2021 – November 7, 2021

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Robert Sanderman, Tenure is 1997–2000

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Peter Wilt, Tenure is 2001–2005

Chicago Fire FC, Name is John Guppy, Tenure is 2005–2008

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Javier León (interim), Tenure is 2008

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Dave Greeley, Tenure is 2008–2010

2020 Major League Soccer season,  is , Team is Chicago Fire FC

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Julian Posada, Tenure is 2010–2012

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Nelson Rodríguez, Tenure is 2018–2021

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Ishwara Glassman-Chrein, Tenure is 2021–present

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Peter Wilt, Tenure is 1997–2005

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Nelson Rodriguez, Tenure is 2015–2019

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Georg Heitz, Tenure is 2019–

Chicago Fire FC, Name is John Urban, Tenure is 2018–present

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Javier León (interim), Tenure is 2010


Question: Provided a query about soccer, extract pertinent information from Infobox resources to respond to the question: Who is the current head coach of Chicago Fire?

Ezra Hendrickson, Teams managed, 2022–, Chicago Fire

Category:Chicago Fire FC coaches, instance of, Wikimedia category

Category:Chicago Fire FC coaches, category contains, human, occupation, coach

2008 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2011 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2012 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

1998 Major League Soccer season, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Major League Soccer, subsidiary, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2015 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, The club president is Ishwara Glassman-Chrein; Georg Heitz was appointed sporting director in December 2019; the chief operating officer is John Urban.

2020 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2019 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2019 Major League Soccer season, Team is Chicago Fire, Head coach is SRB Veljko Paunović, Captain is USA Dax McCarty, Shirt sponsor is Motorola

Chicago Fire FC, Following a brief search, Millonarios manager Juan Carlos Osorio was named the club's third head coach.

Chicago Fire FC, On January 17, 2008, former Fire star Frank Klopas was named Technical Director in charge of player personnel, and longtime Fire assistant Denis Hamlett was appointed manager.

Chicago Fire, country, United States of America

2019 Major League Soccer season,  is , Team is Chicago Fire

2010 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, Leading up to 2010, Chicago hired Carlos de los Cobos as head coach, previously manager of El Salvador.

Chicago Fire FC, Technical Director Frank Klopas was named interim head coach.

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, head coach, Veljko Paunovi\u0107, start time, 24 November "2015

2020 Chicago Fire FC season, As of March 6, 2020.

2014 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire, season 9, country of origin, United States of America

Chicago Fire FC, Former Fire forward Brian McBride was added as an assistant coach in May 2014 for a short-term assignment.

Chicago Fire FC, On October 31, 2013, Chicago Fire named Frank Yallop as its new head coach and director of soccer.

Chicago Fire FC, Technical director Brian Bliss was given the interim head coaching job, with former player and current club vice president Logan Pause assisting for the remaining five matches.

Chicago Fire FC, That same day, November 14, Chicago Fire President and general manager Nelson Rodriguez fired head coach Veljko Paunovic and his staff.

Gonzalo Pineda, Gonzalo Pineda Reyes (born 19 October 1982) is a Mexican professional football manager and former player, who is the current head coach of Major League Soccer club Atlanta United.

2008 Major League Soccer season, The Chicago Fire promoted assistant coach Denis Hamlett to head coach.

Chicago Fire FC, As of November 13, 2021*Golden Boot is the team leader in goals (regular season games only). *

Chicago Fire, executive producer, Michael Brandt

Chicago Fire NPSL, league, National Premier Soccer League

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, league, Major League Soccer

2017 Major League Soccer season, Team is Chicago Fire, Head coach is SRB Veljko Paunović, Captain is BRA Juninho Vitor Gomes Pereira Júnior, Shirt sponsor is Valspar

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, country, United States of America

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, has part or parts, roster of Chicago Fire

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, head coach, Veljko Paunovi\u0107, start time, "2015-11-24T00:00:00Z"

2017 Major League Soccer season, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Jim Curtin, Currently the head coach of the Philadelphia Union of Major League Soccer, he spent most of his playing career with the Chicago Fire.

Chicago Bulls, Head Coach Jim Boylen was fired on August 14, 2020.On September 22, 2020, the Bulls hired Billy Donovan as head coach.

2018 Major League Soccer season, Team is Chicago Fire, Head coach is SRB Veljko Paunović, Captain is USA Dax McCarty, Shirt sponsor is Valspar

MLS Cup 1998, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2019 Chicago Fire season, Date is October 31, 2018, Player is USA Christian Dean, Position is D, Destination Club is Retired, Notes is , Ref is

Frank Klopas, G is Chicago Fire, W is September 30, 2021, T is present 6 2 1 3

Frank Klopas, He is currently an assistant coach for the Chicago Fire.

2018 Major League Soccer season,  is , Team is Chicago Fire

2018 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2009 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2013 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Bob Bradley, coach of sports team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2016 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2017 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

roster of Chicago Fire, part of, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2016 Major League Soccer season, Team is Chicago Fire, Head coach is SRB Veljko Paunović, Captain is ROM Răzvan Cociș, Shirt sponsor is Valspar

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Dave Sarachan, Nationality is United States, Tenure is November 4, 2002   – June 20, 2007

2019 Chicago Fire season, As of August 13, 2019.

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Veljko Paunović, Nationality is Serbia, Tenure is November 24, 2015   – November 13, 2019

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Frank Klopas (interim), Nationality is United States, Tenure is September 30, 2021 – November 7, 2021

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Robert Sanderman, Tenure is 1997–2000

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Peter Wilt, Tenure is 2001–2005

Chicago Fire FC, Name is John Guppy, Tenure is 2005–2008

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Javier León (interim), Tenure is 2008

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Dave Greeley, Tenure is 2008–2010

2020 Major League Soccer season,  is , Team is Chicago Fire FC

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Julian Posada, Tenure is 2010–2012

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Nelson Rodríguez, Tenure is 2018–2021

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Ishwara Glassman-Chrein, Tenure is 2021–present

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Peter Wilt, Tenure is 1997–2005

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Nelson Rodriguez, Tenure is 2015–2019

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Georg Heitz, Tenure is 2019–

Chicago Fire FC, Name is John Urban, Tenure is 2018–present

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Javier León (interim), Tenure is 2010


Question: For a query within the soccer domain, find pertinent information that can address the question from all available knowledge bases: What year did Chicago Fire win their first U.S. Open Cup?

Chicago Fire FC, Competitions is MLS Cup, Titles is 1, Seasons is 1998

Columbus Crew, In 2002, Columbus would win the U.S. Open Cup for the first time in team history.

2006 U.S. Open Cup, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

MLS Cup 2003, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

1998 U.S. Open Cup, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

MLS Cup 2002,  is 37, Club is Chicago Fire

2011 U.S. Open Cup, , Runners-up, Chicago Fire

Chicago Fire FC, The franchise named in memory of the Great Chicago Fire of 1871, was founded as the Chicago Fire Soccer Club on October 8, 1997, the Great Fire's 126th anniversary.

MLS Cup 2003, MLS Cup 2003 was contested by the Chicago Fire, who also won the regular season's Supporters' Shield and the U.S. Open Cup, and the San Jose Earthquakes.

Chicago Fire FC, They also won U.S. Open Cups in 2000, 2003, and 2006, in addition to the 2003 MLS Supporters' Shield.

2013 U.S. Open Cup Final, In the semifinals, D.C. United played on the road against the Chicago Fire on August 7, 2013, at Toyota Park in Bridgeview, Illinois.

Chicago Fire FC, Chicago Fire FC was founded as Chicago Fire Soccer Club on October 8, 1997.

2017 U.S. Open Cup Final, The Red Bulls had only been to one previous Open Cup Final, the 2003 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup Final, which the then-MetroStars lost to the Chicago Fire 0-1 at Giants Stadium.

2002 U.S. Open Cup, , Country, United States

2002 U.S. Open Cup, , Champions, Columbus Crew (1st title)

U.S. Open Cup, country, United States of America

Chicago Fire FC, The team's momentum continued, reaching the 2000 MLS Cup final (losing to Kansas City) and winning the 2000 U.S. Open Cup.

Chicago Fire FC, Chicago qualified for the league final while also capturing the Supporters' Shield and 2003 U.S. Open Cup along the way.

2004 CONCACAF Champions' Cup, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2010 U.S. Open Cup Final, The 2003 Chicago Fire, 2007 New England Revolution and 2009 Seattle Sounders FC were the only away teams to win a final.

National Soccer League (Chicago), , Domestic cup(s), U.S. Open Cup

MLS Cup 2000, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire, country, United States of America

1998 U.S. Open Cup Final, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

MLS Cup 2004, The Wizards also won their first U.S. Open Cup title in September by defeating the Chicago Fire 1–0 with a golden goal in extra time.

1999 U.S. Open Cup, , Country, United States

2006 U.S. Open Cup, , Champions, Chicago Fire (4th title)

2006 U.S. Open Cup, The Chicago Fire won 3–1 over defending-champion Los Angeles Galaxy in the final at Toyota Park in Bridgeview, Illinois.

United States Open Cup for Arena Soccer, , Last champion(s), Chicago Mustangs  (2013-14)

2016 U.S. Open Cup Final, When they were still known as the Dallas Burn, FC Dallas (FCD) won the 1997 Cup.

2003 U.S. Open Cup, , Champions, Chicago Fire (3rd title)

2003 U.S. Open Cup, The Chicago Fire won their 3rd Open Cup title with a 1–0 victory over the MetroStars in the final at Giants Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey.

Chicago Fire, country of origin, United States of America

2011 U.S. Open Cup Final, , Seattle Sounders FC, Chicago Fire

2011 U.S. Open Cup Final, The Seattle Sounders FC won by defeating the Chicago Fire 2–0 with goals scored by Fredy Montero and Osvaldo Alonso.

Seattle Sounders FC, On September 2, 2009, the Sounders became the second MLS expansion team in league history (Chicago was the first) to win the U.S. Open Cup tournament in its first season.

2011 U.S. Open Cup Final, The Fire began their 2011 Open Cup campaign on March 30, 2011, in the MLS qualification semifinals, hosting the Colorado Rapids at Shea Stadium in Peoria, Illinois.

2004 U.S. Open Cup, , Country, United States

2004 U.S. Open Cup, , Runners-up, Chicago Fire

2004 U.S. Open Cup, The Kansas City Wizards won the Open Cup tournament with a 1–0 golden-goal victory over the defending-champion Chicago Fire at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri.

Soccer in the United States, National competitions, U.S. Open Cup  (men's)

2008 Columbus Crew season, 2008  season, U.S. Open Cup, Qualification finals (knocked out by  Chicago Fire )

Seattle Sounders FC, On October 5, 2010, Seattle won the U.S. Open Cup final, 2–1, becoming the first team since 1983 to repeat as U.S. Open Cup champions.

2009 U.S. Open Cup Final, MLS clubs were first included in the U.S. Open Cup tournament in 1996.

2001 U.S. Open Cup, , Champions, Los Angeles Galaxy (1st title)

U.S. Open Cup, , Current champions, Atlanta United FC  (1st title)

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, instance of, association football club

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, instance of, Football team

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, league, Major League Soccer

FC Dallas, Later in 1997, they won their first U.S. Open Cup by defeating the MLS Cup champions, D.C. United.

2016 Columbus Crew SC season, 2016  season, U.S. Open Cup, Round of 16 (knocked out by  Chicago Fire )

U.S. Open Cup, Titles is 4, Teams is Chicago Fire FC , Fall River Marksmen , Greek American AA , Philadelphia Ukrainians , Seattle Sounders FC , Sporting Kansas City

U.S. Open Cup, State is Illinois Illinois, Titles is 9, Runners-up is 12, Champions is Chicago Fire FC (4), Sparta (2), Chicago Viking , Eagles , Falcons

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, country, United States of America

FC Dallas, In 2005 and 2007, Dallas reached their first two U.S. Open Cup finals since their 1997 victory, losing both by one-goal margins to the Galaxy and the New England Revolution respectively.

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, victory, MLS Cup 1998

2011 U.S. Open Cup Final, The second meeting was hosted by Chicago on June 4, 2011, and resulted in a 0–0 draw.

2017 U.S. Open Cup, , Country, United States

Chicago Fire U-23, country, United States of America

2008 U.S. Open Cup, , Country, United States

Brimstone Cup, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2019 Chicago Fire season, 2019  season, U.S. Open Cup, Fourth Round

FC Dallas, The Brimstone Cup against the Chicago Fire, so named for the allusions to fire in both teams' names when FC Dallas was the Dallas Burn, was inaugurated by the fans in 2001.

2008 Chicago Fire season, 2008 season, U.S. Open Cup, Quarterfinals

U.S. Open Cup, The first team to represent the U.S. as Open Cup champion was 2007's winner, New England Revolution.

MLS Cup 1998, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

MLS Cup 1998, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

U.S. Open Cup, D.C. United were the first MLS team to win in 1996.

2008 U.S. Open Cup Final, On July 8, United hosted Chicago Fire, again at Maryland SoccerPlex for the quarterfinals.

2008 U.S. Open Cup Final, The Fire scored the opening goal in the 36th minute, thanks to a brace from Chicago's Daniel Woolard.

2019 Chicago Fire season, Starts is 2013 <!--Open Cup-->,  is , Minutes is

2007 U.S. Open Cup, , Champions, New England Revolution (1st title)

2019 Chicago Fire season, Starts is 1967 <!--Open Cup-->,  is 1, Minutes is 1

2019 Chicago Fire season, Starts is 1983 <!--Open Cup-->,  is 1, Minutes is 1

2003 U.S. Open Cup, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2011 U.S. Open Cup Final, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

El Farolito Soccer Club, In 1993, San Francisco C.D. Mexico won the U.S. Open Cup, an American soccer competition open to all United States Soccer Federation (USSF) affiliated teams.

Soccer in the United States, The Open Cup was first held in 1913–14 when it was called the National Challenge Cup.

Chicago, The Fire have won one league title and four U.S. Open Cups, since their founding in 1997.

2000 U.S. Open Cup, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club


Question: Presented with a query related to soccer, extract pertinent information from Table sources to provide an answer: What year did Chicago Fire win their first U.S. Open Cup?

Chicago Fire FC, Competitions is MLS Cup, Titles is 1, Seasons is 1998

Columbus Crew, In 2002, Columbus would win the U.S. Open Cup for the first time in team history.

2006 U.S. Open Cup, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

MLS Cup 2003, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

1998 U.S. Open Cup, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2011 U.S. Open Cup, , Runners-up, Chicago Fire

Chicago Fire FC, The franchise named in memory of the Great Chicago Fire of 1871, was founded as the Chicago Fire Soccer Club on October 8, 1997, the Great Fire's 126th anniversary.

MLS Cup 2003, MLS Cup 2003 was contested by the Chicago Fire, who also won the regular season's Supporters' Shield and the U.S. Open Cup, and the San Jose Earthquakes.

Chicago Fire FC, They also won U.S. Open Cups in 2000, 2003, and 2006, in addition to the 2003 MLS Supporters' Shield.

2013 U.S. Open Cup Final, In the semifinals, D.C. United played on the road against the Chicago Fire on August 7, 2013, at Toyota Park in Bridgeview, Illinois.

Chicago Fire FC, Chicago Fire FC was founded as Chicago Fire Soccer Club on October 8, 1997.

2017 U.S. Open Cup Final, The Red Bulls had only been to one previous Open Cup Final, the 2003 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup Final, which the then-MetroStars lost to the Chicago Fire 0-1 at Giants Stadium.

2002 U.S. Open Cup, , Country, United States

2002 U.S. Open Cup, , Champions, Columbus Crew (1st title)

U.S. Open Cup, country, United States of America

Chicago Fire FC, The team's momentum continued, reaching the 2000 MLS Cup final (losing to Kansas City) and winning the 2000 U.S. Open Cup.

Chicago Fire FC, Chicago qualified for the league final while also capturing the Supporters' Shield and 2003 U.S. Open Cup along the way.

2004 CONCACAF Champions' Cup, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2010 U.S. Open Cup Final, The 2003 Chicago Fire, 2007 New England Revolution and 2009 Seattle Sounders FC were the only away teams to win a final.

National Soccer League (Chicago), , Domestic cup(s), U.S. Open Cup

MLS Cup 2000, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire, country, United States of America

1998 U.S. Open Cup Final, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

MLS Cup 2004, The Wizards also won their first U.S. Open Cup title in September by defeating the Chicago Fire 1–0 with a golden goal in extra time.

1999 U.S. Open Cup, , Country, United States

2006 U.S. Open Cup, , Champions, Chicago Fire (4th title)

2006 U.S. Open Cup, The Chicago Fire won 3–1 over defending-champion Los Angeles Galaxy in the final at Toyota Park in Bridgeview, Illinois.

United States Open Cup for Arena Soccer, , Last champion(s), Chicago Mustangs  (2013-14)

2016 U.S. Open Cup Final, When they were still known as the Dallas Burn, FC Dallas (FCD) won the 1997 Cup.

2003 U.S. Open Cup, , Champions, Chicago Fire (3rd title)

2003 U.S. Open Cup, The Chicago Fire won their 3rd Open Cup title with a 1–0 victory over the MetroStars in the final at Giants Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey.

Chicago Fire, country of origin, United States of America

2011 U.S. Open Cup Final, , Seattle Sounders FC, Chicago Fire

2011 U.S. Open Cup Final, The Seattle Sounders FC won by defeating the Chicago Fire 2–0 with goals scored by Fredy Montero and Osvaldo Alonso.

Seattle Sounders FC, On September 2, 2009, the Sounders became the second MLS expansion team in league history (Chicago was the first) to win the U.S. Open Cup tournament in its first season.

2011 U.S. Open Cup Final, The Fire began their 2011 Open Cup campaign on March 30, 2011, in the MLS qualification semifinals, hosting the Colorado Rapids at Shea Stadium in Peoria, Illinois.

2004 U.S. Open Cup, , Country, United States

2004 U.S. Open Cup, , Runners-up, Chicago Fire

2004 U.S. Open Cup, The Kansas City Wizards won the Open Cup tournament with a 1–0 golden-goal victory over the defending-champion Chicago Fire at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri.

Soccer in the United States, National competitions, U.S. Open Cup  (men's)

2008 Columbus Crew season, 2008  season, U.S. Open Cup, Qualification finals (knocked out by  Chicago Fire )

Seattle Sounders FC, On October 5, 2010, Seattle won the U.S. Open Cup final, 2–1, becoming the first team since 1983 to repeat as U.S. Open Cup champions.

2009 U.S. Open Cup Final, MLS clubs were first included in the U.S. Open Cup tournament in 1996.

2001 U.S. Open Cup, , Champions, Los Angeles Galaxy (1st title)

U.S. Open Cup, , Current champions, Atlanta United FC  (1st title)

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, instance of, association football club

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, instance of, Football team

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, league, Major League Soccer

FC Dallas, Later in 1997, they won their first U.S. Open Cup by defeating the MLS Cup champions, D.C. United.

2016 Columbus Crew SC season, 2016  season, U.S. Open Cup, Round of 16 (knocked out by  Chicago Fire )

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, country, United States of America

FC Dallas, In 2005 and 2007, Dallas reached their first two U.S. Open Cup finals since their 1997 victory, losing both by one-goal margins to the Galaxy and the New England Revolution respectively.

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, victory, MLS Cup 1998

2011 U.S. Open Cup Final, The second meeting was hosted by Chicago on June 4, 2011, and resulted in a 0–0 draw.

2017 U.S. Open Cup, , Country, United States

Chicago Fire U-23, country, United States of America

2008 U.S. Open Cup, , Country, United States

Brimstone Cup, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2019 Chicago Fire season, 2019  season, U.S. Open Cup, Fourth Round

FC Dallas, The Brimstone Cup against the Chicago Fire, so named for the allusions to fire in both teams' names when FC Dallas was the Dallas Burn, was inaugurated by the fans in 2001.

2008 Chicago Fire season, 2008 season, U.S. Open Cup, Quarterfinals

U.S. Open Cup, The first team to represent the U.S. as Open Cup champion was 2007's winner, New England Revolution.

MLS Cup 1998, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

MLS Cup 1998, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

U.S. Open Cup, D.C. United were the first MLS team to win in 1996.

2008 U.S. Open Cup Final, On July 8, United hosted Chicago Fire, again at Maryland SoccerPlex for the quarterfinals.

2008 U.S. Open Cup Final, The Fire scored the opening goal in the 36th minute, thanks to a brace from Chicago's Daniel Woolard.

2007 U.S. Open Cup, , Champions, New England Revolution (1st title)

2003 U.S. Open Cup, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2011 U.S. Open Cup Final, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

El Farolito Soccer Club, In 1993, San Francisco C.D. Mexico won the U.S. Open Cup, an American soccer competition open to all United States Soccer Federation (USSF) affiliated teams.

Soccer in the United States, The Open Cup was first held in 1913–14 when it was called the National Challenge Cup.

Chicago, The Fire have won one league title and four U.S. Open Cups, since their founding in 1997.

2000 U.S. Open Cup, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club


Question: For a query related to soccer, extract pertinent information from all available knowledge resources: Who is the owner of Chicago Fire?

Chicago Fire FC, The owner and chairman of the Fire is Joe Mansueto, who purchased the club in 2019.

MLS Cup 2003, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2006 U.S. Open Cup, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Old Trafford, , Owner, Manchester United

1998 U.S. Open Cup, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Starfire Sports, , Owner, Starfire Sports

2011 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2008 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2012 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

1998 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

1998 Major League Soccer season, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, Chicago Fire Football Club is an American professional soccer franchise based in Chicago.

Major League Soccer, subsidiary, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, They also operate the Chicago Fire Foundation, the team's community-based charitable division.

2015 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, The club president is Ishwara Glassman-Chrein; Georg Heitz was appointed sporting director in December 2019; the chief operating officer is John Urban.

2020 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2019 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Tribune, , Owner(s), Tribune Publishing

2004 CONCACAF Champions' Cup, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, On September 6, 2007, Andell Holdings, a Los Angeles-based private investment firm controlled by chairman Andrew Hauptman, acquired AEG's interest in the Chicago Fire Soccer Club.

Chicago Fire FC, The team has not won a major trophy since Hauptman bought the team.

Chicago Fire FC, Reports estimated the purchase price to be upwards of $35 million.

MLS Cup 2000, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Orlando City SC, owner of, Orlando Pride

Chicago Fire, league, World Football League

Chicago Fire, country, United States of America

2019 Major League Soccer season,  is , Team is Chicago Fire

2010 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2014 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire, season 9, country of origin, United States of America

1998 U.S. Open Cup Final, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

United States men's national soccer team, owned by, United States Soccer Federation

Atl\u00E9tico Madrid, owner of, Vicente Calder\u00F3n Stadium

Windy City Bulls, Windy City Bulls, Ownership, Chicago Bulls

Major League Soccer, Team is Chicago Fire FC, Sponsor is Motorola (game - main) CIBC (game - sleeve), Annual value is Undisclosed

Seattle Sounders FC, The club's majority owner is Adrian Hanauer, and its minority owners are the estate of Paul Allen, Drew Carey, and 14 families from the Seattle area.

Chicago Fire, country of origin, United States of America

Chicago Fire NPSL, league, National Premier Soccer League

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, instance of, association football club

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, instance of, Football team

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, league, Major League Soccer

Melbourne City FC, , Owner, City Football Group

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, country, United States of America

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, has part or parts, roster of Chicago Fire

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, headquarters location, Chicago

FC Bayern Munich, owner of, FC Bayern M\u00FCnchen AG

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, sponsor, Motorola

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, victory, MLS Cup 1998

2017 Major League Soccer season, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

United States Soccer Federation, owner of, United States women's national soccer team

2008 Chicago Fire season, 2008 season, Chairman, Andrew Hauptman

MLS Cup 1998, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

MLS Cup 1998, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Portland Timbers 2, , Owner, Portland Timbers (Peregrine Sports)

APOEL FC, , Owner, APOEL Football Limited

2018 Major League Soccer season,  is , Team is Chicago Fire

Manchester United F.C., owner of, Old Trafford

2003 U.S. Open Cup, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Rush, Personnel, Owner(s), Arena Football League

2018 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Real Madrid C.F., owner of, Estadio Chamart\u00EDn

2009 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2011 U.S. Open Cup Final, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2013 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Uruguayan Football Association, owner of, Uruguay national football team

Houston Dynamo FC, , Majority owner, Ted Segal

2016 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2017 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Khaly Thiam, member of sports team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club, start time, "2016-01-01T00:00:00Z", acquisition transaction, loan

Manchester City F.C., , Owner, City Football Group

United States Soccer Federation, owner of, United States men's national under-23 soccer team

roster of Chicago Fire, part of, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, , Founded, October 8, 1997 ; 24 years ago  ( 1997-10-08 )  as  Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, , League, Major League Soccer

2000 U.S. Open Cup, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Orlando City B, , Owner, Orlando City SC

United States Soccer Federation, owner of, United States men's national soccer team

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Robert Sanderman, Tenure is 1997–2000

Chicago Fire FC, Name is John Guppy, Tenure is 2005–2008

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Dave Greeley, Tenure is 2008–2010

2020 Major League Soccer season,  is , Team is Chicago Fire FC

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Julian Posada, Tenure is 2010–2012

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Nelson Rodríguez, Tenure is 2018–2021

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Ishwara Glassman-Chrein, Tenure is 2021–present

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Nelson Rodriguez, Tenure is 2015–2019

Chicago Fire FC, Name is John Urban, Tenure is 2018–present


Question: For a question related to soccer, identify and gather pertinent information from textual sources: Who is the owner of Chicago Fire?

Chicago Fire FC, The owner and chairman of the Fire is Joe Mansueto, who purchased the club in 2019.

MLS Cup 2003, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2006 U.S. Open Cup, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Old Trafford, , Owner, Manchester United

1998 U.S. Open Cup, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Starfire Sports, , Owner, Starfire Sports

2011 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2008 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2012 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

1998 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

1998 Major League Soccer season, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Major League Soccer, subsidiary, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2015 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2020 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2019 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Tribune, , Owner(s), Tribune Publishing

2004 CONCACAF Champions' Cup, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

MLS Cup 2000, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Orlando City SC, owner of, Orlando Pride

Chicago Fire, league, World Football League

Chicago Fire, country, United States of America

2019 Major League Soccer season,  is , Team is Chicago Fire

2010 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2014 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire, season 9, country of origin, United States of America

1998 U.S. Open Cup Final, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

United States men's national soccer team, owned by, United States Soccer Federation

Atl\u00E9tico Madrid, owner of, Vicente Calder\u00F3n Stadium

Windy City Bulls, Windy City Bulls, Ownership, Chicago Bulls

Major League Soccer, Team is Chicago Fire FC, Sponsor is Motorola (game - main) CIBC (game - sleeve), Annual value is Undisclosed

Chicago Fire, country of origin, United States of America

Chicago Fire NPSL, league, National Premier Soccer League

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, instance of, association football club

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, instance of, Football team

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, league, Major League Soccer

Melbourne City FC, , Owner, City Football Group

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, country, United States of America

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, has part or parts, roster of Chicago Fire

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, headquarters location, Chicago

FC Bayern Munich, owner of, FC Bayern M\u00FCnchen AG

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, sponsor, Motorola

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, victory, MLS Cup 1998

2017 Major League Soccer season, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

United States Soccer Federation, owner of, United States women's national soccer team

2008 Chicago Fire season, 2008 season, Chairman, Andrew Hauptman

MLS Cup 1998, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

MLS Cup 1998, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Portland Timbers 2, , Owner, Portland Timbers (Peregrine Sports)

APOEL FC, , Owner, APOEL Football Limited

2018 Major League Soccer season,  is , Team is Chicago Fire

Manchester United F.C., owner of, Old Trafford

2003 U.S. Open Cup, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Rush, Personnel, Owner(s), Arena Football League

2018 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Real Madrid C.F., owner of, Estadio Chamart\u00EDn

2009 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2011 U.S. Open Cup Final, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2013 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Uruguayan Football Association, owner of, Uruguay national football team

Houston Dynamo FC, , Majority owner, Ted Segal

2016 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2017 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Khaly Thiam, member of sports team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club, start time, "2016-01-01T00:00:00Z", acquisition transaction, loan

Manchester City F.C., , Owner, City Football Group

United States Soccer Federation, owner of, United States men's national under-23 soccer team

roster of Chicago Fire, part of, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, , Founded, October 8, 1997 ; 24 years ago  ( 1997-10-08 )  as  Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, , League, Major League Soccer

2000 U.S. Open Cup, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Orlando City B, , Owner, Orlando City SC

United States Soccer Federation, owner of, United States men's national soccer team

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Robert Sanderman, Tenure is 1997–2000

Chicago Fire FC, Name is John Guppy, Tenure is 2005–2008

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Dave Greeley, Tenure is 2008–2010

2020 Major League Soccer season,  is , Team is Chicago Fire FC

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Julian Posada, Tenure is 2010–2012

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Nelson Rodríguez, Tenure is 2018–2021

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Ishwara Glassman-Chrein, Tenure is 2021–present

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Nelson Rodriguez, Tenure is 2015–2019

Chicago Fire FC, Name is John Urban, Tenure is 2018–present


Question: For a query related to soccer, gather pertinent information from all available knowledge bases: in which year was Chicago Fire formed?

Chicago Fire FC, The franchise named in memory of the Great Chicago Fire of 1871, was founded as the Chicago Fire Soccer Club on October 8, 1997, the Great Fire's 126th anniversary.

MLS Cup 2003, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire (season 1), Chicago Fire, Country of origin, United States

2008 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2011 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2012 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

1998 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, Chicago Fire Football Club is an American professional soccer franchise based in Chicago.

Chicago Fire FC, The team competes in Major League Soccer (MLS) as a member of the league's Eastern Conference, having moved to the conference in 2002.

Chicago Fire FC, The team began play in 1998 as one of the league's first expansion teams.

Major League Soccer, subsidiary, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

MLS Cup 2003, The Chicago Fire entered as one of the league's first two expansion teams in 1998, winning the MLS Cup and U.S. Open Cup in their inaugural season.

Chicago Fire FC, The Fire's home stadium is Soldier Field.

2015 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, The Fire are currently one of the most successful clubs in the U.S. Open Cup, winning championships in 1998, 2000, 2003, and 2006.

Chicago Fire FC, The Chicago Fire are named after the Great Chicago Fire of 1871; the official founding date of the team was the 126th anniversary of that event.

2019 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire (season 7), Chicago Fire, Country of origin, United States

Chicago Fire, instance of, American football team

Chicago Fire, inception, 1 October "1973

MLS Cup 2000, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire, league, World Football League

Chicago Fire, country, United States of America

2019 Major League Soccer season,  is , Team is Chicago Fire

Chicago Fire (TV series), Chicago Fire was the first show of what would become the Chicago franchise.

2010 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire (TV series), It premiered on November 17, 2015.

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, inception, 8 October "1997

Chicago Fire (season 6), Chicago Fire, Country of origin, United States

2014 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire, season 9, country of origin, United States of America

Chicago Fire (season 5), Chicago Fire, Country of origin, United States

Chicago Fire FC, The names "Chicago Blues" and "Chicago Wind" were also considered.

Chicago Fire (season 4), Chicago Fire, Country of origin, United States

Chicago Fire FC, For its first years in the league the Fire played at Soldier Field, the 61,500-capacity home of the Chicago Bears of the NFL and one of the main venues of the 1994 FIFA World Cup.

Chicago Fire, record label, Alligator Records

Chicago Fire, country of origin, United States of America

Chicago Fire, instance of, television series

Chicago Fire (season 9), Chicago Fire, Country of origin, United States

Chicago Fire, cast member, Charlie Barnett

Chicago Fire, executive producer, Michael Brandt

Chicago Fire, composer, Atli \u00D6rvarsson

List of Earth, Wind %26 Fire band members, Background information, Origin, Chicago ,  Illinois , U.S.

Chicago Fire NPSL, league, National Premier Soccer League

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, instance of, association football club

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, instance of, Football team

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, league, Major League Soccer

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, inception, "1997-10-08T00:00:00Z"

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, country, United States of America

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, headquarters location, Chicago

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, has part or parts, roster of Chicago Fire

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, different from, Chicago Fire

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, victory, MLS Cup 1998

Chicago Fire U-23, country, United States of America

Chicago Fire (season 3), Chicago Fire, Country of origin, United States

Chicago Fire (season 8), Chicago Fire, Country of origin, United States

MLS Cup 1998, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

MLS Cup 1998, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago (band), Chicago is an American rock band formed in Chicago, Illinois, in 1967.

2018 Major League Soccer season,  is , Team is Chicago Fire

Chicago Fire (TV series), Chicago Fire, Country of origin, United States

Chicago Fire (season 2), Chicago Fire, Country of origin, United States

2018 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2009 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2013 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire (TV series), The series premiered on NBC on October 10, 2012.

Chicago Fire (TV series), The tenth season premiered on September 22, 2021.

1998 Major League Soccer season, Chicago Fire and Miami Fusion played their inaugural seasons as the first two MLS expansion teams.

2016 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2017 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

roster of Chicago Fire, part of, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, , Stadium, Soldier Field Chicago, Illinois

Chicago Fire FC, , League, Major League Soccer

Chicago Fire FC, , Website, Club website

Chicago, Chicago Fire FC is a member of Major League Soccer (MLS) and plays at Soldier Field.

2019 Chicago Fire season, The 2019 Chicago Fire season was the club's 24th year of existence, as well as their 22nd in Major League Soccer.

Chicago Fire, different from, Chicago Fire Soccer Club


Question: For a query pertaining to soccer, extract pertinent information from textual sources to provide an answer: in which year was Chicago Fire formed?

Chicago Fire FC, The franchise named in memory of the Great Chicago Fire of 1871, was founded as the Chicago Fire Soccer Club on October 8, 1997, the Great Fire's 126th anniversary.

MLS Cup 2003, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire (season 1), Chicago Fire, Country of origin, United States

2008 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2011 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2012 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

1998 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Major League Soccer, subsidiary, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2015 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2019 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire (season 7), Chicago Fire, Country of origin, United States

Chicago Fire, instance of, American football team

Chicago Fire, inception, 1 October "1973

MLS Cup 2000, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire, league, World Football League

Chicago Fire, country, United States of America

2019 Major League Soccer season,  is , Team is Chicago Fire

2010 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, inception, 8 October "1997

Chicago Fire (season 6), Chicago Fire, Country of origin, United States

2014 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire, season 9, country of origin, United States of America

Chicago Fire (season 5), Chicago Fire, Country of origin, United States

Chicago Fire (season 4), Chicago Fire, Country of origin, United States

Chicago Fire, record label, Alligator Records

Chicago Fire, country of origin, United States of America

Chicago Fire, instance of, television series

Chicago Fire (season 9), Chicago Fire, Country of origin, United States

Chicago Fire, cast member, Charlie Barnett

Chicago Fire, executive producer, Michael Brandt

Chicago Fire, composer, Atli \u00D6rvarsson

List of Earth, Wind %26 Fire band members, Background information, Origin, Chicago ,  Illinois , U.S.

Chicago Fire NPSL, league, National Premier Soccer League

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, instance of, association football club

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, instance of, Football team

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, league, Major League Soccer

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, inception, "1997-10-08T00:00:00Z"

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, country, United States of America

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, headquarters location, Chicago

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, has part or parts, roster of Chicago Fire

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, different from, Chicago Fire

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, victory, MLS Cup 1998

Chicago Fire U-23, country, United States of America

Chicago Fire (season 3), Chicago Fire, Country of origin, United States

Chicago Fire (season 8), Chicago Fire, Country of origin, United States

MLS Cup 1998, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

MLS Cup 1998, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2018 Major League Soccer season,  is , Team is Chicago Fire

Chicago Fire (TV series), Chicago Fire, Country of origin, United States

Chicago Fire (season 2), Chicago Fire, Country of origin, United States

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2009 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2013 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2016 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2017 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

roster of Chicago Fire, part of, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, , Stadium, Soldier Field Chicago, Illinois

Chicago Fire FC, , League, Major League Soccer

Chicago Fire FC, , Website, Club website

Chicago Fire, different from, Chicago Fire Soccer Club


Question: Presented with an inquiry related to the soccer domain, extract the pertinent information that can address the question from all available knowledge bases: What is Chicago Fire's home stadium?

2020 Chicago Fire FC season, 2020  season, Stadium, Soldier Field (capacity: 61,500)

MLS Cup 2003, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2011 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2008 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2020 Chicago Fire FC season, 2020  season, Highest home attendance, League:

2020 Chicago Fire FC season, 2020  season, Lowest home attendance, League:

2020 Chicago Fire FC season, 2020  season, Average home league attendance, League:

Chicago Fire FC, Chicago Fire Football Club is an American professional soccer franchise based in Chicago.

Major League Soccer, subsidiary, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2019 Major League Soccer season, Team is Chicago Fire, Stadium is SeatGeek Stadium, Capacity is 20000

2015 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, From 2006 to 2019, the club played at SeatGeek Stadium, a stadium originally built for the club, at 71st and Harlem Avenue in Bridgeview.

2004 CONCACAF Champions' Cup, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire U-23, Chicago Fire U-23 was an American soccer team based in Chicago, Illinois, United States.

Chicago Fire U-23, They last played in 2016, choosing to leave the PDL.The team played its home games at the artificial turf practice field adjacent to Toyota Park in Bridgeview, Illinois.

MLS Cup 2000, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire, instance of, American football team

Chicago Fire, league, World Football League

Chicago Fire, country, United States of America

2019 Major League Soccer season,  is , Team is Chicago Fire

2010 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, home venue, Benedetti\u2013Wehrli Stadium, end time, "2003, start time, "2002

2020 Chicago Fire FC season, The Fire faced Atlanta United FC in their first home match.

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, home venue, SeatGeek Stadium, end time, "2019, start time, "2006

Section 8 Chicago, supported sports team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire, season 9, country of origin, United States of America

1998 U.S. Open Cup Final, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, The municipal flag of Chicago is also favored by fans and often seen at the stadium.

2013 Major League Soccer season, Club is Chicago Fire, Mean home attendance is 15228

Chicago Fire FC, The Village of Bridgeview owns and operates SeatGeek Stadium, which opened as Toyota Park on June 11, 2006, and originally cost approximately $100 million.

Chicago Fire FC, While that stadium was undergoing a $632 million renovation, the Fire played at Cardinal Stadium in Naperville, Illinois, on the outskirts of the Chicago metropolitan area.

Chicago Fire, country of origin, United States of America

Chicago Fire, narrative location, Chicago

2004 U.S. Open Cup, , Runners-up, Chicago Fire

2006 Major League Soccer season, In June, the Chicago Fire moved into their new soccer-specific stadium, Toyota Park, in Bridgeview, Illinois.

Illinois, The team currently plays in the National Women's Soccer League, sharing a stadium with the Fire.

2017 Major League Soccer season, Team is Chicago Fire, Stadium is Toyota Park, Capacity is 20000

Providence Park, The newly renovated stadium made its début on April 14, 2011, when Major League Soccer's Timbers defeated the Chicago Fire, 4–2.

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, instance of, association football club

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, instance of, Football team

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, league, Major League Soccer

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, country, United States of America

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, headquarters location, Chicago

2017 Major League Soccer season, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire U-23, home venue, SeatGeek Stadium

2019 Chicago Fire season, 2019  season, Stadium, SeatGeek Stadium (capacity: 20,000)

2019 Chicago Fire season, 2019  season, Highest home attendance, League: 18,232 (July 27 vs.  D.C. United )

2019 Chicago Fire season, 2019  season, Average home league attendance, League: 11,969

Chicago White Sox, headquarters location, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2018 Major League Soccer season, Team is Chicago Fire, Stadium is Toyota Park, Capacity is 20000

MLS Cup 1998, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

MLS Cup 1998, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Atlanta United FC, On March 18, 2017, the team registered its first win at home, beating Chicago Fire, who went down to ten men in the eleventh minute, 4–0 in front of a sold-out Bobby Dodd Stadium.

2018 Major League Soccer season,  is , Team is Chicago Fire

Chicago Fire (TV series), Chicago Fire, Country of origin, United States

Major League Soccer, FC Dallas opened Pizza Hut Park, now Toyota Stadium, in 2005, and the Chicago Fire began playing their home games in Toyota Park, now SeatGeek Stadium, in 2006.

2018 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2009 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2011 U.S. Open Cup Final, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2016 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2017 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2010 Major League Soccer season, Chicago Fire is Toyota Park, Chivas USA is The Home Depot Center, Colorado Rapids is Dick's Sporting Goods Park, Columbus Crew is Crew Stadium

roster of Chicago Fire, part of, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2016 Major League Soccer season, Team is Chicago Fire, Stadium is Toyota Park, Capacity is 20000

Chicago Fire FC, , League, Major League Soccer

Chicago Fire FC, , Website, Club website

Chicago Fire FC, , Home colors, Away colors

Chicago Fire, different from, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, Competitions is National


Question: For a query related to soccer, extract pertinent information from Infobox sources to provide an answer: What is Chicago Fire's home stadium?

2020 Chicago Fire FC season, 2020  season, Stadium, Soldier Field (capacity: 61,500)

MLS Cup 2003, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2011 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2008 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, Chicago Fire Football Club is an American professional soccer franchise based in Chicago.

Major League Soccer, subsidiary, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2019 Major League Soccer season, Team is Chicago Fire, Stadium is SeatGeek Stadium, Capacity is 20000

2015 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, From 2006 to 2019, the club played at SeatGeek Stadium, a stadium originally built for the club, at 71st and Harlem Avenue in Bridgeview.

2004 CONCACAF Champions' Cup, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire U-23, Chicago Fire U-23 was an American soccer team based in Chicago, Illinois, United States.

Chicago Fire U-23, They last played in 2016, choosing to leave the PDL.The team played its home games at the artificial turf practice field adjacent to Toyota Park in Bridgeview, Illinois.

MLS Cup 2000, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire, instance of, American football team

Chicago Fire, league, World Football League

Chicago Fire, country, United States of America

2019 Major League Soccer season,  is , Team is Chicago Fire

2010 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, home venue, Benedetti\u2013Wehrli Stadium, end time, "2003, start time, "2002

2020 Chicago Fire FC season, The Fire faced Atlanta United FC in their first home match.

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, home venue, SeatGeek Stadium, end time, "2019, start time, "2006

Section 8 Chicago, supported sports team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire, season 9, country of origin, United States of America

1998 U.S. Open Cup Final, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, The municipal flag of Chicago is also favored by fans and often seen at the stadium.

2013 Major League Soccer season, Club is Chicago Fire, Mean home attendance is 15228

Chicago Fire FC, The Village of Bridgeview owns and operates SeatGeek Stadium, which opened as Toyota Park on June 11, 2006, and originally cost approximately $100 million.

Chicago Fire FC, While that stadium was undergoing a $632 million renovation, the Fire played at Cardinal Stadium in Naperville, Illinois, on the outskirts of the Chicago metropolitan area.

Chicago Fire, country of origin, United States of America

Chicago Fire, narrative location, Chicago

2006 Major League Soccer season, In June, the Chicago Fire moved into their new soccer-specific stadium, Toyota Park, in Bridgeview, Illinois.

Illinois, The team currently plays in the National Women's Soccer League, sharing a stadium with the Fire.

2017 Major League Soccer season, Team is Chicago Fire, Stadium is Toyota Park, Capacity is 20000

Providence Park, The newly renovated stadium made its début on April 14, 2011, when Major League Soccer's Timbers defeated the Chicago Fire, 4–2.

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, instance of, association football club

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, instance of, Football team

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, league, Major League Soccer

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, country, United States of America

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, headquarters location, Chicago

2017 Major League Soccer season, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire U-23, home venue, SeatGeek Stadium

Chicago White Sox, headquarters location, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2018 Major League Soccer season, Team is Chicago Fire, Stadium is Toyota Park, Capacity is 20000

MLS Cup 1998, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

MLS Cup 1998, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Atlanta United FC, On March 18, 2017, the team registered its first win at home, beating Chicago Fire, who went down to ten men in the eleventh minute, 4–0 in front of a sold-out Bobby Dodd Stadium.

2018 Major League Soccer season,  is , Team is Chicago Fire

Major League Soccer, FC Dallas opened Pizza Hut Park, now Toyota Stadium, in 2005, and the Chicago Fire began playing their home games in Toyota Park, now SeatGeek Stadium, in 2006.

2018 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2009 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2011 U.S. Open Cup Final, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2016 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2017 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2010 Major League Soccer season, Chicago Fire is Toyota Park, Chivas USA is The Home Depot Center, Colorado Rapids is Dick's Sporting Goods Park, Columbus Crew is Crew Stadium

roster of Chicago Fire, part of, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2016 Major League Soccer season, Team is Chicago Fire, Stadium is Toyota Park, Capacity is 20000

Chicago Fire, different from, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, Competitions is National


Question: For a query related to soccer, extract pertinent information from all available knowledge resources: Who is the current head coach of Chicago Fire?

Ezra Hendrickson, Teams managed, 2022–, Chicago Fire

Category:Chicago Fire FC coaches, instance of, Wikimedia category

Category:Chicago Fire FC coaches, category contains, human, occupation, coach

2020 Chicago Fire FC season, 2020  season, Chairman, Joe Mansueto

2020 Chicago Fire FC season, 2020  season, Head coach, Raphaël Wicky

2008 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2011 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2012 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2020 Chicago Fire FC season, 2020  season,

1998 Major League Soccer season, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Major League Soccer, subsidiary, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2015 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, The club president is Ishwara Glassman-Chrein; Georg Heitz was appointed sporting director in December 2019; the chief operating officer is John Urban.

2020 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2019 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2019 Major League Soccer season, Team is Chicago Fire, Head coach is SRB Veljko Paunović, Captain is USA Dax McCarty, Shirt sponsor is Motorola

Chicago Fire FC, Following a brief search, Millonarios manager Juan Carlos Osorio was named the club's third head coach.

Chicago Fire FC, On January 17, 2008, former Fire star Frank Klopas was named Technical Director in charge of player personnel, and longtime Fire assistant Denis Hamlett was appointed manager.

Chicago Fire, country, United States of America

2019 Major League Soccer season,  is , Team is Chicago Fire

2010 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, Leading up to 2010, Chicago hired Carlos de los Cobos as head coach, previously manager of El Salvador.

Chicago Fire FC, Technical Director Frank Klopas was named interim head coach.

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, head coach, Veljko Paunovi\u0107, start time, 24 November "2015

Chicago Fire (season 6), Chicago Fire, Season 6

2020 Chicago Fire FC season, As of March 6, 2020.

2014 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire, season 9, country of origin, United States of America

Chicago Fire FC, Former Fire forward Brian McBride was added as an assistant coach in May 2014 for a short-term assignment.

Chicago Fire FC, On October 31, 2013, Chicago Fire named Frank Yallop as its new head coach and director of soccer.

Chicago Fire FC, Technical director Brian Bliss was given the interim head coaching job, with former player and current club vice president Logan Pause assisting for the remaining five matches.

Chicago Fire FC, That same day, November 14, Chicago Fire President and general manager Nelson Rodriguez fired head coach Veljko Paunovic and his staff.

Gonzalo Pineda, Gonzalo Pineda Reyes (born 19 October 1982) is a Mexican professional football manager and former player, who is the current head coach of Major League Soccer club Atlanta United.

2008 Major League Soccer season, The Chicago Fire promoted assistant coach Denis Hamlett to head coach.

Chicago Fire FC, As of November 13, 2021*Golden Boot is the team leader in goals (regular season games only). *

Chicago Fire, executive producer, Michael Brandt

Chicago Fire NPSL, league, National Premier Soccer League

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, league, Major League Soccer

2017 Major League Soccer season, Team is Chicago Fire, Head coach is SRB Veljko Paunović, Captain is BRA Juninho Vitor Gomes Pereira Júnior, Shirt sponsor is Valspar

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, country, United States of America

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, has part or parts, roster of Chicago Fire

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, head coach, Veljko Paunovi\u0107, start time, "2015-11-24T00:00:00Z"

2017 Major League Soccer season, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2019 Chicago Fire season, 2019  season, Head coach, Veljko Paunović

Frank Klopas, Teams managed, 2011–2013, Chicago Fire

Frank Klopas, Teams managed, 2020–, Chicago Fire  (assistant)

Chicago Fire (season 3), Chicago Fire, Season 3

Chicago Fire (season 8), Chicago Fire, Season 8

Jim Curtin, Currently the head coach of the Philadelphia Union of Major League Soccer, he spent most of his playing career with the Chicago Fire.

Chicago Bulls, Head Coach Jim Boylen was fired on August 14, 2020.On September 22, 2020, the Bulls hired Billy Donovan as head coach.

2018 Major League Soccer season, Team is Chicago Fire, Head coach is SRB Veljko Paunović, Captain is USA Dax McCarty, Shirt sponsor is Valspar

MLS Cup 1998, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2019 Chicago Fire season, Date is October 31, 2018, Player is USA Christian Dean, Position is D, Destination Club is Retired, Notes is , Ref is

Frank Klopas, G is Chicago Fire, W is September 30, 2021, T is present 6 2 1 3

Frank Klopas, He is currently an assistant coach for the Chicago Fire.

2018 Major League Soccer season,  is , Team is Chicago Fire

2018 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2009 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2013 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Bob Bradley, coach of sports team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2016 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2017 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

roster of Chicago Fire, part of, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, , Chairman, Joe Mansueto

Chicago Fire FC, , League, Major League Soccer

Nuno Gomes (footballer, born 1978), Teams managed, 2018, Chicago Fire  (assistant)

Chicago Fire FC, , Website, Club website

2016 Major League Soccer season, Team is Chicago Fire, Head coach is SRB Veljko Paunović, Captain is ROM Răzvan Cociș, Shirt sponsor is Valspar

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Dave Sarachan, Nationality is United States, Tenure is November 4, 2002   – June 20, 2007

2019 Chicago Fire season, As of August 13, 2019.

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Veljko Paunović, Nationality is Serbia, Tenure is November 24, 2015   – November 13, 2019

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Frank Klopas (interim), Nationality is United States, Tenure is September 30, 2021 – November 7, 2021

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Robert Sanderman, Tenure is 1997–2000

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Peter Wilt, Tenure is 2001–2005

Chicago Fire FC, Name is John Guppy, Tenure is 2005–2008

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Javier León (interim), Tenure is 2008

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Dave Greeley, Tenure is 2008–2010

2020 Major League Soccer season,  is , Team is Chicago Fire FC

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Julian Posada, Tenure is 2010–2012

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Nelson Rodríguez, Tenure is 2018–2021

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Ishwara Glassman-Chrein, Tenure is 2021–present

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Peter Wilt, Tenure is 1997–2005

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Nelson Rodriguez, Tenure is 2015–2019

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Georg Heitz, Tenure is 2019–

Chicago Fire FC, Name is John Urban, Tenure is 2018–present

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Javier León (interim), Tenure is 2010


Question: When presented with a query about soccer, extract pertinent information from Infobox sources: Who is the current head coach of Chicago Fire?

Ezra Hendrickson, Teams managed, 2022–, Chicago Fire

Category:Chicago Fire FC coaches, instance of, Wikimedia category

Category:Chicago Fire FC coaches, category contains, human, occupation, coach

2008 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2011 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2012 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

1998 Major League Soccer season, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Major League Soccer, subsidiary, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2015 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, The club president is Ishwara Glassman-Chrein; Georg Heitz was appointed sporting director in December 2019; the chief operating officer is John Urban.

2020 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2019 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2019 Major League Soccer season, Team is Chicago Fire, Head coach is SRB Veljko Paunović, Captain is USA Dax McCarty, Shirt sponsor is Motorola

Chicago Fire FC, Following a brief search, Millonarios manager Juan Carlos Osorio was named the club's third head coach.

Chicago Fire FC, On January 17, 2008, former Fire star Frank Klopas was named Technical Director in charge of player personnel, and longtime Fire assistant Denis Hamlett was appointed manager.

Chicago Fire, country, United States of America

2019 Major League Soccer season,  is , Team is Chicago Fire

2010 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire FC, Leading up to 2010, Chicago hired Carlos de los Cobos as head coach, previously manager of El Salvador.

Chicago Fire FC, Technical Director Frank Klopas was named interim head coach.

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, head coach, Veljko Paunovi\u0107, start time, 24 November "2015

2020 Chicago Fire FC season, As of March 6, 2020.

2014 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire, season 9, country of origin, United States of America

Chicago Fire FC, Former Fire forward Brian McBride was added as an assistant coach in May 2014 for a short-term assignment.

Chicago Fire FC, On October 31, 2013, Chicago Fire named Frank Yallop as its new head coach and director of soccer.

Chicago Fire FC, Technical director Brian Bliss was given the interim head coaching job, with former player and current club vice president Logan Pause assisting for the remaining five matches.

Chicago Fire FC, That same day, November 14, Chicago Fire President and general manager Nelson Rodriguez fired head coach Veljko Paunovic and his staff.

Gonzalo Pineda, Gonzalo Pineda Reyes (born 19 October 1982) is a Mexican professional football manager and former player, who is the current head coach of Major League Soccer club Atlanta United.

2008 Major League Soccer season, The Chicago Fire promoted assistant coach Denis Hamlett to head coach.

Chicago Fire FC, As of November 13, 2021*Golden Boot is the team leader in goals (regular season games only). *

Chicago Fire, executive producer, Michael Brandt

Chicago Fire NPSL, league, National Premier Soccer League

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, league, Major League Soccer

2017 Major League Soccer season, Team is Chicago Fire, Head coach is SRB Veljko Paunović, Captain is BRA Juninho Vitor Gomes Pereira Júnior, Shirt sponsor is Valspar

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, country, United States of America

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, has part or parts, roster of Chicago Fire

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, head coach, Veljko Paunovi\u0107, start time, "2015-11-24T00:00:00Z"

2017 Major League Soccer season, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Jim Curtin, Currently the head coach of the Philadelphia Union of Major League Soccer, he spent most of his playing career with the Chicago Fire.

Chicago Bulls, Head Coach Jim Boylen was fired on August 14, 2020.On September 22, 2020, the Bulls hired Billy Donovan as head coach.

2018 Major League Soccer season, Team is Chicago Fire, Head coach is SRB Veljko Paunović, Captain is USA Dax McCarty, Shirt sponsor is Valspar

MLS Cup 1998, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2019 Chicago Fire season, Date is October 31, 2018, Player is USA Christian Dean, Position is D, Destination Club is Retired, Notes is , Ref is

Frank Klopas, G is Chicago Fire, W is September 30, 2021, T is present 6 2 1 3

Frank Klopas, He is currently an assistant coach for the Chicago Fire.

2018 Major League Soccer season,  is , Team is Chicago Fire

2018 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2009 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2013 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Bob Bradley, coach of sports team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2016 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2017 Chicago Fire season, season of club or team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

roster of Chicago Fire, part of, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2016 Major League Soccer season, Team is Chicago Fire, Head coach is SRB Veljko Paunović, Captain is ROM Răzvan Cociș, Shirt sponsor is Valspar

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Dave Sarachan, Nationality is United States, Tenure is November 4, 2002   – June 20, 2007

2019 Chicago Fire season, As of August 13, 2019.

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Veljko Paunović, Nationality is Serbia, Tenure is November 24, 2015   – November 13, 2019

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Frank Klopas (interim), Nationality is United States, Tenure is September 30, 2021 – November 7, 2021

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Robert Sanderman, Tenure is 1997–2000

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Peter Wilt, Tenure is 2001–2005

Chicago Fire FC, Name is John Guppy, Tenure is 2005–2008

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Javier León (interim), Tenure is 2008

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Dave Greeley, Tenure is 2008–2010

2020 Major League Soccer season,  is , Team is Chicago Fire FC

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Julian Posada, Tenure is 2010–2012

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Nelson Rodríguez, Tenure is 2018–2021

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Ishwara Glassman-Chrein, Tenure is 2021–present

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Peter Wilt, Tenure is 1997–2005

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Nelson Rodriguez, Tenure is 2015–2019

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Georg Heitz, Tenure is 2019–

Chicago Fire FC, Name is John Urban, Tenure is 2018–present

Chicago Fire FC, Name is Javier León (interim), Tenure is 2010


Question: For a query related to soccer, gather pertinent information to answer it from every available knowledge source: What year did Chicago Fire win their first U.S. Open Cup?

Chicago Fire FC, Competitions is MLS Cup, Titles is 1, Seasons is 1998

Columbus Crew, In 2002, Columbus would win the U.S. Open Cup for the first time in team history.

2006 U.S. Open Cup, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

MLS Cup 2003, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

1998 U.S. Open Cup, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

MLS Cup 2002,  is 37, Club is Chicago Fire

2011 U.S. Open Cup, , Runners-up, Chicago Fire

Chicago Fire FC, The franchise named in memory of the Great Chicago Fire of 1871, was founded as the Chicago Fire Soccer Club on October 8, 1997, the Great Fire's 126th anniversary.

MLS Cup 2003, MLS Cup 2003 was contested by the Chicago Fire, who also won the regular season's Supporters' Shield and the U.S. Open Cup, and the San Jose Earthquakes.

Chicago Fire FC, They also won U.S. Open Cups in 2000, 2003, and 2006, in addition to the 2003 MLS Supporters' Shield.

2013 U.S. Open Cup Final, In the semifinals, D.C. United played on the road against the Chicago Fire on August 7, 2013, at Toyota Park in Bridgeview, Illinois.

Chicago Fire FC, Chicago Fire FC was founded as Chicago Fire Soccer Club on October 8, 1997.

2017 U.S. Open Cup Final, The Red Bulls had only been to one previous Open Cup Final, the 2003 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup Final, which the then-MetroStars lost to the Chicago Fire 0-1 at Giants Stadium.

2002 U.S. Open Cup, , Country, United States

2002 U.S. Open Cup, , Champions, Columbus Crew (1st title)

U.S. Open Cup, country, United States of America

Chicago Fire FC, The team's momentum continued, reaching the 2000 MLS Cup final (losing to Kansas City) and winning the 2000 U.S. Open Cup.

Chicago Fire FC, Chicago qualified for the league final while also capturing the Supporters' Shield and 2003 U.S. Open Cup along the way.

2004 CONCACAF Champions' Cup, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2010 U.S. Open Cup Final, The 2003 Chicago Fire, 2007 New England Revolution and 2009 Seattle Sounders FC were the only away teams to win a final.

National Soccer League (Chicago), , Domestic cup(s), U.S. Open Cup

MLS Cup 2000, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

Chicago Fire, country, United States of America

1998 U.S. Open Cup Final, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

MLS Cup 2004, The Wizards also won their first U.S. Open Cup title in September by defeating the Chicago Fire 1–0 with a golden goal in extra time.

1999 U.S. Open Cup, , Country, United States

2006 U.S. Open Cup, , Champions, Chicago Fire (4th title)

2006 U.S. Open Cup, The Chicago Fire won 3–1 over defending-champion Los Angeles Galaxy in the final at Toyota Park in Bridgeview, Illinois.

United States Open Cup for Arena Soccer, , Last champion(s), Chicago Mustangs  (2013-14)

2016 U.S. Open Cup Final, When they were still known as the Dallas Burn, FC Dallas (FCD) won the 1997 Cup.

2003 U.S. Open Cup, , Champions, Chicago Fire (3rd title)

2003 U.S. Open Cup, The Chicago Fire won their 3rd Open Cup title with a 1–0 victory over the MetroStars in the final at Giants Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey.

Chicago Fire, country of origin, United States of America

2011 U.S. Open Cup Final, , Seattle Sounders FC, Chicago Fire

2011 U.S. Open Cup Final, The Seattle Sounders FC won by defeating the Chicago Fire 2–0 with goals scored by Fredy Montero and Osvaldo Alonso.

Seattle Sounders FC, On September 2, 2009, the Sounders became the second MLS expansion team in league history (Chicago was the first) to win the U.S. Open Cup tournament in its first season.

2011 U.S. Open Cup Final, The Fire began their 2011 Open Cup campaign on March 30, 2011, in the MLS qualification semifinals, hosting the Colorado Rapids at Shea Stadium in Peoria, Illinois.

2004 U.S. Open Cup, , Country, United States

2004 U.S. Open Cup, , Runners-up, Chicago Fire

2004 U.S. Open Cup, The Kansas City Wizards won the Open Cup tournament with a 1–0 golden-goal victory over the defending-champion Chicago Fire at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri.

Soccer in the United States, National competitions, U.S. Open Cup  (men's)

2008 Columbus Crew season, 2008  season, U.S. Open Cup, Qualification finals (knocked out by  Chicago Fire )

Seattle Sounders FC, On October 5, 2010, Seattle won the U.S. Open Cup final, 2–1, becoming the first team since 1983 to repeat as U.S. Open Cup champions.

2009 U.S. Open Cup Final, MLS clubs were first included in the U.S. Open Cup tournament in 1996.

2001 U.S. Open Cup, , Champions, Los Angeles Galaxy (1st title)

U.S. Open Cup, , Current champions, Atlanta United FC  (1st title)

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, instance of, association football club

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, instance of, Football team

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, league, Major League Soccer

FC Dallas, Later in 1997, they won their first U.S. Open Cup by defeating the MLS Cup champions, D.C. United.

2016 Columbus Crew SC season, 2016  season, U.S. Open Cup, Round of 16 (knocked out by  Chicago Fire )

U.S. Open Cup, Titles is 4, Teams is Chicago Fire FC , Fall River Marksmen , Greek American AA , Philadelphia Ukrainians , Seattle Sounders FC , Sporting Kansas City

U.S. Open Cup, State is Illinois Illinois, Titles is 9, Runners-up is 12, Champions is Chicago Fire FC (4), Sparta (2), Chicago Viking , Eagles , Falcons

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, country, United States of America

FC Dallas, In 2005 and 2007, Dallas reached their first two U.S. Open Cup finals since their 1997 victory, losing both by one-goal margins to the Galaxy and the New England Revolution respectively.

Chicago Fire Soccer Club, victory, MLS Cup 1998

2011 U.S. Open Cup Final, The second meeting was hosted by Chicago on June 4, 2011, and resulted in a 0–0 draw.

2017 U.S. Open Cup, , Country, United States

Chicago Fire U-23, country, United States of America

2008 U.S. Open Cup, , Country, United States

Brimstone Cup, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2019 Chicago Fire season, 2019  season, U.S. Open Cup, Fourth Round

FC Dallas, The Brimstone Cup against the Chicago Fire, so named for the allusions to fire in both teams' names when FC Dallas was the Dallas Burn, was inaugurated by the fans in 2001.

2008 Chicago Fire season, 2008 season, U.S. Open Cup, Quarterfinals

U.S. Open Cup, The first team to represent the U.S. as Open Cup champion was 2007's winner, New England Revolution.

MLS Cup 1998, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

MLS Cup 1998, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

U.S. Open Cup, D.C. United were the first MLS team to win in 1996.

2008 U.S. Open Cup Final, On July 8, United hosted Chicago Fire, again at Maryland SoccerPlex for the quarterfinals.

2008 U.S. Open Cup Final, The Fire scored the opening goal in the 36th minute, thanks to a brace from Chicago's Daniel Woolard.

2019 Chicago Fire season, Starts is 2013 <!--Open Cup-->,  is , Minutes is

2007 U.S. Open Cup, , Champions, New England Revolution (1st title)

2019 Chicago Fire season, Starts is 1967 <!--Open Cup-->,  is 1, Minutes is 1

2019 Chicago Fire season, Starts is 1983 <!--Open Cup-->,  is 1, Minutes is 1

2003 U.S. Open Cup, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

2011 U.S. Open Cup Final, participating team, Chicago Fire Soccer Club

El Farolito Soccer Club, In 1993, San Francisco C.D. Mexico won the U.S. Open Cup, an American soccer competition open to all United States Soccer Federation (USSF) affiliated teams.

Soccer in the United States, The Open Cup was first held in 1913–14 when it was called the National Challenge Cup.

Chicago, The Fire have won one league title and four U.S. Open Cups, since their founding in 1997.

2000 U.S. Open Cup, winner, Chicago Fire Soccer Club