Chicago Fire pulled off a dramatic victory over Orlando City SC in the US Open Cup Quarter-Finals, winning 3-1. The Fire dominated the second half, with a pair of late goals securing the win.
The first half was a tight affair, with both teams showing some good passing combinations. Orlando City surprised the Fire with an early goal from C. Larin, but the Fire responded quickly with a goal from P. Nyarko in the opening minutes of the match. The score remained tied until the second half.
The Fire's approach in the second half was a more aggressive one, focusing on pressuring Orlando City's defense. The substitution of K. Igboananike proved to be pivotal, with his two late goals in the 87th and 90th minute, putting the game beyond Orlando City’s reach.
In the end, the Fire's determination and late flurry of goals were enough to secure a hard-fought win. It was a great game to watch!