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Major League Soccer · Wed 28 Oct 2020 · Subaru Park

  • Kacper Przybylko 28' (pen)
  • Cory Burke 65'
  • Robert Beric 42'

The story

Philadelphia Union beat Chicago Fire 2-1 at Subaru Park in Major League Soccer, matchday 34.

Philadelphia Union's goals came from Kacper Przybylko (28', pen) and Cory Burke (65'); Robert Beric (42') replied for Chicago Fire.

It was 1-1 at half-time.

Francisco Calvo of Chicago Fire was sent off (36').

Philadelphia Union had 53% of the ball and 14 shots to Chicago Fire's 12.

Written from the match data (Statorium).

Match stats

Philadelphia Union Chicago Fire

53%Possession47%
14Shots12
7On target4
2Corners2
20Fouls17
3Yellow cards4
0Red cards1

Statorium.

Key moments

  1. 28' Kacper Przybylko Penalty · Philadelphia Union 1-0
  2. 36' Francisco Calvo Sent off · Chicago Fire
  3. 42' Robert Beric Goal · Chicago Fire 1-1 Assist: Djordje Mihailovic
  4. 65' Cory Burke Goal · Philadelphia Union 2-1 Assist: Olivier Mbaizo

Line-ups

Philadelphia Union

  1. Andre Blakeoff 89'Goalkeeper
  2. Mark McKenzieDefender
  3. Jakob GlesnesDefender
  4. Jack ElliottDefender
  5. Kai WagnerDefender
  6. Raymon Gaddisoff 47'Defender
  7. Alejandro BedoyaMidfielder
  8. Anthony Fontanaoff 60'Midfielder
  9. Brenden AaronsonForward
  10. Sergio Santosoff 60'Forward
  11. Kacper Przybylkooff 87'Forward

Subs used: Olivier Mbaizo (47'), Cory Burke (60'), Ilsinho (60'), Andrew Wooten (87'), Joe Bendik (89')

Chicago Fire

  1. Bobby ShuttleworthGoalkeeper
  2. Mauricio PinedaDefender
  3. Francisco CalvoDefender
  4. Boris Sekulicoff 72'Defender
  5. Jonathan Bornsteinoff 72'Defender
  6. Álvaro Medránoff 78'Midfielder
  7. Przemyslaw FrankowskiMidfielder
  8. Djordje MihailovicMidfielder
  9. Gastón GiménezMidfielder
  10. Robert BericForward
  11. Ignacio Alisedaoff 72'Forward

Subs used: Miguel Navarro (72'), Fabian Herbers (72'), Elliot Collier (72'), Carlos Teran (78')

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