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21 Apr 2017

23:30

BMO Field

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Assist

88:00'

Luis Solignac gets his first assist of the match, on David Accam's 88th minute goal.

Luis Solignac now has 2 assists this season for Chicago Fire.
Luis Solignac has assisted 2 times this season (6 matches), he now has 4 assists in 3 MLS seasons.(50 matches)

Goal

88:00'

David Accam scores his first goal vs Toronto FC at BMO Field in the 88th minute (3 - 1).

With 2 goals this season (7 matches), David Accam has now scored 21 in 3 MLS seasons.(55 matches)
Chicago Fire have won 5 (25%) of the 20 MLS matches in which David Accam has scored.
Best MLS season for David Accam was MLS 2015 when he scored a total of 10 goals in 24 appearances.
In their last 17 MLS meetings, Chicago Fire have now scored 28 goals while Toronto FC have scored 26.
When Toronto FC lead 3-1 after 88 minutes, they have won 2 out of 3 MLS games by a 3 goal margin. (last 23 matches)
When Toronto FC lead 3-1 after 88 minutes at home, they have won 2 out of 2 MLS games by a 3 goal margin. (last 14 home matches)

Discipline

85:00'

Toronto FC's Jonathan Osorio is shown a yellow card in the 85th minute.

Jonathan Osorio has picked up his first yellow card this season, he now has 6 yellow cards in 5 MLS seasons.
It's the 346th yellow card Silviu Petrescu has handed out in the MLS. (97 matches)
It's the 15th yellow card Silviu Petrescu has shown to Toronto FC in the MLS. (10 matches)

Substitution

85:00'

85th min: Sebastian Giovinco is replaced by Benoit Cheyrou.

This is the 2nd time Sebastian Giovinco has been substituted this season in 6 starts. Overall, he has been substituted 17 times in 65 MLS starts.
Benoit Cheyrou started as a sub 4 times, never appearing in the starting XI this season, overall starting as a sub 17 times, starting the match 37 times in 3 MLS seasons.

Substitution

84:00'

84th min: Bastian Schweinsteiger is replaced by Jose Arturo Alvarez.

Bastian Schweinsteiger has been substituted for the first time, starting 4 times in this MLS season.
Jose Arturo Alvarez comes on for the first time for Chicago Fire this season from his 3 appearances on the bench and overall has come off the bench 7 times in 12 appearances on the bench for Chicago Fire.
Jose Arturo Alvarez comes on for the 1 time this season from his 3 appearances on the bench and overall has come off the bench 21 times in 32 appearances on the bench.

Goal

82:00'

Sebastian Giovinco scores his 2nd goal vs Chicago Fire at BMO Field in the 82nd minute (3 - 0).

With 3 goals this season (6 matches), Sebastian Giovinco has now scored 41 in 3 MLS seasons.(66 matches)
Best MLS season for Sebastian Giovinco was MLS 2015 when he scored a total of 21 goals in 33 appearances.
Sebastian Giovinco has now scored 4 goals against Chicago Fire in the MLS in 5 matches.
Sebastian Giovinco has scored 75% of his goals against Chicago Fire at home, 3 out of 4 in the 4 matches he's played against them in the MLS.
Sebastian Giovinco has scored 75% of his goals against Chicago Fire in the first half, 3 out of 4 in the 5 matches he's played against them in the MLS.
In their last 17 MLS meetings, Toronto FC have now scored 26 goals while Chicago Fire have scored 27.
When Chicago Fire trail 0-3 after 82 minutes, 1 of 1 MLS away games have seen them lose to nil. (last 7 away matches)

Substitution

81:00'

81st min: Marco Delgado is replaced by Jonathan Osorio.

This is the first time Marco Delgado has been substituted this season in 1 starts. Overall, he has been substituted 21 times in 67 MLS starts.
Jonathan Osorio comes on for the 4 time this season from his 4 appearances on the bench and overall has come off the bench 24 times in 27 appearances on the bench.

75 minute.

75:00'

0 of Toronto FC's 5 goals (0%) have been scored in the last 10 minutes of the match, compared to 1 of 9 (11.11%) for Chicago Fire.
0 of the 6 goals 0% Toronto FC have conceded, have come in the last 10 minutes, compared to the MLS 2017 season average of 18.18%
When Toronto FC lead 2-0 after 75 minutes, they have won 2 out of 2 MLS games by a 3 goal margin. (last 23 matches)
When Toronto FC lead 2-0 after 75 minutes at home, they have won 2 out of 2 MLS games by a 3 goal margin. (last 14 home matches)

Substitution

70:00'

70th min: Nemanja Nikolic is replaced by Daniel Johnson.

Nemanja Nikolic has been substituted for the 5th time, starting 7 times in this MLS season.
Daniel Johnson started as a sub 5 times, never appeared in the starting XI this season.

Substitution

66:00'

66th min: Victor Vazquez is replaced by Jay Chapman.

Victor Vazquez has been substituted for the 3rd time, starting 5 times in this MLS season.
Jay Chapman started as a sub 5 times, never appearing in the starting XI this season, overall starting as a sub 38 times, starting the match 9 times in 3 MLS seasons.

Substitution

61:00'

61st min: Michael de Leeuw is replaced by David Accam.

This is the 4th time Michael de Leeuw has been substituted this season in 5 starts. Overall, he has been substituted 10 times in 21 MLS starts.
David Accam comes on for the 2 time this season from his 2 appearances on the bench and overall has come off the bench 8 times in 10 appearances on the bench.

60 minute.

60:00'

2 of the 7 goals 28.57% Chicago Fire have conceded, have come in the last 10 minutes, compared to the MLS 2017 season average of 18.18%
0 of 6 Toronto FC's goals (0%) have been conceded in the last 10 minutes of the match, compared to 2 of 7 (28.57%) for Chicago Fire.
When Toronto FC lead 2-0 after 60 minutes, they have won 2 out of 2 MLS games by a 3 goal margin. (last 23 matches)
When Toronto FC lead 2-0 after 60 minutes at home, they have won 2 out of 2 MLS games by a 3 goal margin. (last 14 home matches)

Half Time

45:00'

Toronto FC have scored 2 of their 5 goals (40%) at home compared to Chicago Fire who have scored 8 of their 9 (88.89%).
Of the 9 yellow cards Toronto FC have collected, 8 (88.89%) have come in the second half of matches, compared with 3 of 5 (60%) for Chicago Fire.
When Toronto FC lead 2-0 after 45 minutes, they have won 2 out of 2 MLS games by a 3 goal margin. (last 23 matches)
When Toronto FC lead 2-0 after 45 minutes at home, they have won 2 out of 2 MLS games by a 3 goal margin. (last 14 home matches)

Assist

32:00'

Justin Morrow gets his first assist of the match, on Eriq Zavaleta's 32nd minute goal.

Justin Morrow gets his first assist of the season, he now has 9 assists in 4 MLS seasons for Toronto FC (99 matches).
Justin Morrow gets his first assist of the season, he now has 11 assists in 7 MLS seasons (167 matches).

Goal

32:00'

Eriq Zavaleta scores his first goal vs Chicago Fire at BMO Field in the 32nd minute (2 - 0).

Eriq Zavaleta scores his first goal this season, he now has 2 goals in 3 MLS seasons for Toronto FC.
Eriq Zavaleta scores his first goal this season, he now has 2 goals in 5 MLS seasons.
The last time Eriq Zavaleta scored in the MLS was against Seattle Sounders back on Sunday 6th of September 2015. It's been 24 matches since he scored.
Toronto FC go on to score a third goal 33.33% of the time after scoring two goals. They have scored two goals in 6 of their last 10 MLS matches and gone on to score again 2 times.
Chicago Fire go on to concede a third goal 75% of the time after conceding two goals. They have conceded in two goals in 4 of their last 10 MLS matches and gone on to concede again 3 times.
In their last 17 MLS meetings, Toronto FC have now scored 25 goals while Chicago Fire have scored 27.
When Toronto FC lead 2-0 after 32 minutes, they have won 2 out of 2 MLS games by a 3 goal margin. (last 23 matches)
When Toronto FC lead 2-0 after 32 minutes at home, they have won 2 out of 2 MLS games by a 3 goal margin. (last 14 home matches)

30 minute.

30:00'

2 of the 6 goals (33.33%) Toronto FC have conceded, have come at the end of the first half, compared to the MLS 2017 season average of 11.93%.
When Toronto FC are leading 1-0 after 30 minutes, they have a 80% win record (W4,D0,L1) in 5 matches, at home this is 100% (W2,D0,L0) in 2 home matches. (last 14 home matches)
Toronto FC ended the match 1-0 3 times in the last 23 matches.
When Toronto FC lead 1-0 after 30 minutes, they have won 4 out of 5 MLS games by a 1 goal margin. (last 23 matches)
When Toronto FC lead 1-0 after 30 minutes at home, they have won 2 out of 2 MLS games by a 1 goal margin. (last 14 home matches)
When Toronto FC lead 1-0 after 30 minutes, 3 of their last 5 MLS games have seen one goal scored. (last 23 matches)
When Toronto FC lead 1-0 after 30 minutes at home,2 out of 2 MLS games have seen one goal scored. (last 14 home matches)
When Toronto FC lead 1-0 after 30 minutes, 3 out of their last 5 MLS games have seen them keep a clean sheet. (last 23 matches)
When Toronto FC lead 1-0 after 30 minutes, 2 out of their last 2 MLS home games have seen them keep a clean sheet. (last 14 home matches)
When Toronto FC lead 1-0 after 30 minutes, 3 of 5 MLS games have seen them win to nil. (last 23 matches)
When Toronto FC lead 1-0 after 30 minutes, 2 of 2 MLS home games have seen them win to nil. (last 14 home matches)
When Chicago Fire trail 0-1 after 30 minutes, 2 of 2 MLS games have seen them lose to nil. (last 23 matches)
When Chicago Fire trail 0-1 after 30 minutes, 2 of 2 MLS away games have seen them lose to nil. (last 7 away matches)
When Toronto FC lead 1-0 after 30 minutes, 3 of last 5 (60%) MLS games have gone over 3.5.

Assist

28:00'

Victor Vazquez gets his first assist of the match, on Sebastian Giovinco's 28th minute goal.

Victor Vazquez now has 2 assists this season.

Goal

28:00'

Sebastian Giovinco has scored the opening goal of the match vs Chicago Fire at BMO Field in the 28th minute (1 - 0).

Sebastian Giovinco has scored 2 goals this season (6 matches), he now has 40 goals in 3 MLS seasons.(66 matches)
The last time Sebastian Giovinco scored in the MLS against Chicago Fire was on Sunday 23rd of October 2016.
Toronto FC have won 18, drawn 5 and lost 3 of the 26 MLS matches in which Sebastian Giovinco has scored.
Toronto FC have never lost a MLS game when Sebastian Giovinco has scored first – winning all of those 11 matches.
Best MLS season for Sebastian Giovinco was MLS 2015 when he scored a total of 21 goals in 33 appearances.
Toronto FC go on to score a second goal 85.71% of the time after scoring one goal. They have scored one goal in 7 of their last 10 MLS matches and gone on to score again 6 times.
Chicago Fire go on to concede a second goal 57.14% of the time after conceding one goal. They have conceded one goal in 7 of their last 10 MLS matches and gone on to concede again 4 times.
Sebastian Giovinco has now scored 3 goals against Chicago Fire in the MLS in 5 matches.
Sebastian Giovinco has scored 66.67% of his goals against Chicago Fire at home, 2 out of 3 in the 4 matches he's played against them in the MLS.
All 3 goals Sebastian Giovinco has scored vs Chicago Fire have come in the first half in 5 MLS appearances.
In their last 17 MLS meetings, Toronto FC have now scored 24 goals while Chicago Fire have scored 27.
When Toronto FC are leading 1-0 after 28 minutes, they have a 83.33% win record (W5,D0,L1) in 6 matches, at home this is 100% (W3,D0,L0) in 3 home matches. (last 14 home matches)
Toronto FC ended the match 1-0 3 times in the last 23 matches.
When Toronto FC lead 1-0 after 28 minutes, they have won 4 out of 6 MLS games by a 1 goal margin. (last 23 matches)
When Toronto FC lead 1-0 after 28 minutes at home, they have won 2 out of 3 MLS games by a 1 goal margin. (last 14 home matches)
When Toronto FC 1-0 lead after 28 minutes, 3 out of their last 6 MLS games have seen both teams score. (last 23 matches)
When Toronto FC lead 1-0 after 28 minutes, 3 of their last 6 MLS games have seen one goal scored. (last 23 matches)
When Toronto FC lead 1-0 after 28 minutes at home,2 out of 3 MLS games have seen one goal scored. (last 14 home matches)
When Toronto FC lead 1-0 after 28 minutes, 3 out of their last 6 MLS games have seen them keep a clean sheet. (last 23 matches)
When Toronto FC lead 1-0 after 28 minutes, 2 out of their last 3 MLS home games have seen them keep a clean sheet. (last 14 home matches)
When Toronto FC lead 1-0 after 28 minutes, 3 of 6 MLS games have seen them win to nil. (last 23 matches)
When Toronto FC lead 1-0 after 28 minutes, 2 of 3 MLS home games have seen them win to nil. (last 14 home matches)
When Chicago Fire trail 0-1 after 28 minutes, 2 of 2 MLS games have seen them lose to nil. (last 23 matches)
When Chicago Fire trail 0-1 after 28 minutes, 2 of 2 MLS away games have seen them lose to nil. (last 7 away matches)

Discipline

24:00'

Chicago Fire's Johan Kappelhof is shown a yellow card in the 24th minute.

Johan Kappelhof has received his 2nd yellow card this season, he now has 5 yellow cards in 2 MLS seasons.
It's the 345th yellow card Silviu Petrescu has handed out in the MLS. (97 matches)
It's the 20th yellow card Silviu Petrescu has shown to Chicago Fire in the MLS. (8 matches)

Discipline

15:00'

Chicago Fire's Dax McCarty is shown a yellow card in the 15th minute.

Dax McCarty's 2nd yellow card of the season for Chicago Fire.
Dax McCarty has received his 2nd yellow card this season, he now has 24 yellow cards in 8 MLS seasons.
This is the first time Dax McCarty has received a yellow card from Silviu Petrescu in 10 matches.
It's the 344th yellow card Silviu Petrescu has handed out in the MLS. (97 matches)
It's the 19th yellow card Silviu Petrescu has shown to Chicago Fire in the MLS. (8 matches)

15 minute.

15:00'

When Toronto FC are drawing 0-0 after 15 minutes, they have a 64.29% win record (W9,D3,L2) in 14 matches, at home this is 62.5% (W5,D2,L1) in 8 home matches. (last 14 home matches)
When Toronto FC are drawing 0-0 after 15 minutes, they have won 4 out of 14 MLS games by a 1 goal margin. (last 23 matches)
When Toronto FC are drawing 0-0 after 15 minutes at home, they have won 3 out of 8 MLS games by a 1 goal margin. (last 14 home matches)
When Toronto FC are drawing 0-0 after 15 minutes, they have lost 2 out of 14 MLS games by a 1 goal margin. (last 23 matches)
When Toronto FC are drawing 0-0 after 15 minutes, 6 out of 14 MLS games have seen them score one goal. (last 23 matches)
When Toronto FC are drawing 0-0 after 15 minutes at home, 5 out of 8 MLS games have seen them score one goal. (last 23 matches)
In the 13 out of 21 matches Chicago Fire had been drawing 0-0 after 15 minutes, the most common result is a 1-0 win which has happened 4 times. (last 23 matches)
When Chicago Fire are drawing 0-0 after 15 minutes, they have won 4 out of 13 MLS games by a 1 goal margin. (last 23 matches)
When Chicago Fire are drawing 0-0 after 15 minutes, they have lost 4 out of 13 MLS games by a 1 goal margin. (last 23 matches)
When Chicago Fire are drawing 0-0 after 15 minutes, they have lost 2 out of 2 MLS away games by a 1 goal margin. (last 7 away matches)
When Chicago Fire are drawing 0-0 after 15 minutes, 7 out of 13 MLS games have seen them score one goal. (last 23 matches)
When Chicago Fire are drawing 0-0 after 15 minutes, 1 of 2 MLS away games have seen them lose to nil. (last 7 away matches)

Kick Off

0:00'

With 6 goals Erick Torres (Houston Dynamo, Forward) is the leading scorer in this MLS 2017 season.
The leading top scorers for Toronto FC this MLS 2017 season are Justin Morrow (Defender) & Jozy Altidore (Forward) having 2 goals each.
Nemanja Nikolic (Forward) is the leading scorer for Chicago Fire in this MLS 2017 season having 4 goals.
0 of 5 Toronto FC's goals (0%) have been scored in the first 15 minutes of the first half, compared to 2 of 9(22.22%) for Chicago Fire.
Toronto FC have conceded 2 goals in the first 15 minutes from a total of the 6 goals, averaging 33.33%, compared to the MLS 2017 season season average of 17.05%.
1 of the 7 goals 14.29% Chicago Fire have conceded, have come in the first 15 minutes, compared to the MLS 2017 season average of 17.05%.
Toronto FC have conceded 33.33% of their goals in the opening 15 minutes of matches, 2 of 6 goals, compared to 14.29% for Chicago Fire, 1 of 7.
Toronto FC have conceded 33.33% (2 of the 6 goals) in the opening 15 minutes of matches, which compares to the MLS 2017 season average of 17.05%.

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Pre-match Stats

Toronto FC's MLS starting XI averages 26 years and 254 days, with the youngest player in the line up Raheem Edwards at 21 years and 279 days, compared to the oldest Victor Vazquez at 30 years and 93 days.
Toronto FC's starting line up has players from 5 different countries, United States lead the way with 7 players.
Chicago Fire's MLS starting XI averages 29 years and 161 days, with the youngest player in the line up Brandon Vincent at 22 years and 356 days, compared to the oldest Jorge Rodrigo Bava at 35 years and 263 days.
Chicago Fire's starting line up has players from 8 different countries, United States lead the way with 3 players, followed by Netherlands with 2.
20th placed Toronto FC are at home against 3rd placed Chicago Fire with 7 points between the two sides.
Portland Timbers are leading the MLS 2017 having 13 points, from 4 wins, 1 draw and 2 defeats.
Toronto FC have scored 5 goals in 5 matches this MLS 2017 at an average of 1 goal in a match, compared to the competition average of 1.4.
MLS 2017 matches involving Toronto FC have seen 11 goals at an average of 2.2 goals in a match, compared to the MLS 2017 average of 2.79.
Toronto FC are 20th place in the MLS 2017 having 4 points, from none wins, 4 draws and 1 defeat.
Chicago Fire have scored 9 goals in 6 matches this MLS 2017 at an average of 1.5 goals in a match, compared to the competition average of 1.4.
MLS 2017 matches involving Chicago Fire have seen 16 goals at an average of 2.67 goals in a match, compared to the MLS 2017 average of 2.79.
Chicago Fire are 3rd place in the MLS 2017 having 11 points, from 3 wins, 2 draws and 1 defeat.
At home Toronto FC have scored 2 goals in 2 matches at an average of 1 goal in a match, compared to the MLS 2017 average of 1.79.
At home Toronto FC have seen 4 goals scored averaging 2 goals in a match, compared to the MLS 2017 average of 2.79.
At BMO Field Toronto FC have taken 2 points, from none wins, 2 draws and none defeats.
On the road Chicago Fire have scored 1 goal in 2 matches at an average of 0.5 goals in a match, compared to the MLS 2017 average of 1.
On the road Chicago Fire have seen 6 goals scored averaging 3 goals in a match, compared to the MLS 2017 average of 2.79.
On the road Chicago Fire have taken 1 point, from none wins, 1 draw and 1 defeat.
There have been 176 goals in the MLS 2017 season averaging 8 per team, with Toronto FC scoring 5 ranking 17th place and with Chicago Fire scoring 9 ranking 5th place.
There have been 176 goals in the MLS 2017 64.2% at home and 35.8% on the road, with Toronto FC scoring 2 (40%) at home and Chicago Fire scoring 1 (11.11%) on the road.
There have been 176 goals in the MLS 2017 season averaging 8 per team, with Toronto FC conceding 6, ranking 5th place and Chicago Fire conceding 7, ranking 7th place.
There have been 176 goals in the MLS 2017 35.8% at home and 64.2% on the road, with Toronto FC, conceding 2 (33.33%) at home and Chicago Fire, conceding 5 (71.43%) on the road.
The most players booked for MLS 2017 are Seth Sinovic (Sporting Kansas City, Midfielder) & Fatai Alashe (San Jose Earthquakes, Midfielder) having 4 yellow cards each.
The most players booked for Toronto FC this MLS 2017 are Jozy Altidore (Forward) & Nick Hagglund (Defender) having 2 yellow cards each.
There have been 220 yellow cards in the MLS 2017 44.09% at home and 55.91% on the road, with Toronto FC's players booked 2 times (44.09%) at home and with Chicago Fire's players being booked 2 times (55.91%) on the road.
Nemanja Nikolic (Forward) has scored 4 MLS goals this season, 3 right footed and 1 left footed. He is currently 6th in the leading goals scorers of this MLS 2017.
Nemanja Nikolic (Forward) has scored 4 goals, 1 inside the six yard box and 3 inside the 18 yard box, ranking 6th place in the leading goalscorers of this MLS 2017.
Toronto FC have had 19 shots against on target from 59 shots, a shot on target ratio of 32.2%, which compares to the MLS 2017 average of 35.33%.
Chicago Fire have had 19 shots against on target from 62 shots, a shot on target ratio of 30.65%, which compares to the MLS 2017 average of 35.33%.
Toronto FC have had 22 shots on target from 66 shots, a shot on target ratio of 33.33%, which compares to the MLS 2017 average of 35.33%.
Chicago Fire have had 23 shots on target from 58 shots, a shot on target ratio of 39.66%, which compares to the MLS 2017 average of 35.33%.
Toronto FC have conceded 61 fouls and had 9 yellow cards, compared to the MLS 2017 average of (14.57%) 1510 fouls / 220 yellow cards, which gives them a yellow cards/fouls conceded ratio of 14.75%.
Chicago Fire have conceded 57 fouls and had 5 yellow cards, compared to the MLS 2017 average of (14.57%) 1510 fouls / 220 yellow cards, which gives them a yellow cards/fouls conceded ratio of 8.77%.
Silviu Petrescu has refereed 96 times in the MLS and issued 343 yellow cards, that's an average of 3.57 per match.
Silviu Petrescu has refereed 96 matches in the MLS and issued 13 red cards.
Silviu Petrescu has refereed 96 matches in the MLS and awarded 21 penalties, that's an penalty every 4.57 matches.
Silviu Petrescu has refereed 96 matches in the MLS and awarded 21 penalties, 14 to the home side and 7 to the away side.
Silviu Petrescu has refereed 96 matches in the MLS and awarded 21 penalties, 16 have been for fouls and 5 for handball.
Silviu Petrescu has refereed Toronto FC 10 times in the MLS and issued 1 red card.
Silviu Petrescu has refereed Toronto FC 10 times in the MLS and awarded 1 penalty.
Of the 10 matches Silviu Petrescu has refereed Toronto FC in the MLS, they have won 5, lost 3 and drawn 2.
Silviu Petrescu has refereed Chicago Fire 8 times in the MLS and awarded 2 penalties.
Of the 8 matches Silviu Petrescu has refereed Chicago Fire in the MLS, they have won 1, lost 4 and drawn 3.
Silviu Petrescu has refereed Toronto FC 10 times in the MLS and shown them 14 (1.4) yellow cards compared to their opponents 18 (1.8).
Silviu Petrescu has refereed Chicago Fire 8 times in the MLS and shown them 18 (2.25) yellow cards compared to their opponents 13 (0.62).
Silviu Petrescu has given out 1 yellow card this season averaging 1 per match, compared to the MLS 2017 average of 3.49.
Silviu Petrescu is refereeing his 97th match in the MLS and 2nd this season.
Silviu Petrescu has awarded 23 fouls in 1 match in this MLS 2017 at an average off 23.00 a match compared to the competition average of 23.97.
Of the 23 fouls awarded by referee Silviu Petrescu, 12 (52.17%) have been to the home side and 11 (47.83%) to the away side.
The last time the two sides met in the MLS was on the 23 October 2016, it ended Toronto FC 3 – Chicago Fire 2.
In the last 16 matches between the two teams, Toronto FC have won 4, Chicago Fire have won 7 and 5 have been drawn.
In the last 16 MLS matches between the sides, Toronto FC have scored 23 goals while Chicago Fire have managed 27 goals.
In the last 16 MLS matches between the sides, Toronto FC players have been been yellow carded 23 times, Chicago Fire have seen 17 yellow cards.
The last match between sides managed by Greg Vanney and Veljko Paunovic in the MLS was on 23 October 2016, it ended Toronto FC 3 - 2 Chicago Fire.
Greg Vanney's record against sides managed by Veljko Paunovic in the MLS is W3 D0 L0 with 6 goals for and 3 against.
Greg Vanney's record in the MLS is W30 D21 L31 with 122 goals for and 118 against.
Veljko Paunovic's record in the MLS is W10 D11 L18 with 49 goals for and 63 against.
Chicago Fire last clean sheet against Toronto FC was on 21 October 2013 ,they played 8 games without a sheet against them in the MLS.
Last time when Toronto FC and Chicago Fire ended in a draw in the MLS was on 14 September 2014, they played 5 games without having a draw.
Last time when Chicago Fire won against Toronto FC in the MLS was on 4 April 2015 at home ending 3 - 2, they played 4 games between them without having a win.
In their 16 MLS matches between the two teams Toronto FC kept 1 clean sheet and Chicago Fire kept 2.
In their last 10 MLS matches between the two teams Toronto FC kept 1 clean sheet and Chicago Fire kept 1.
Toronto FC and Chicago Fire produced 30 goals in their last 10 MLS matches, at an average of 3 per match.
Last time when Toronto FC ended in a win in the MLS was on the road at Chicago Fire on 23 October 2016 ending 3 - 2, they played 5 games without winning a match.
Last time when Toronto FC lost at home in the MLS was vs DC United on 2 October 2016 ending 1 - 2, they played 3 home games without losing a match.
The last time Chicago Fire lost a match in the MLS was on the road when beaten 4 - none by Atlanta United on 18 March 2017. They are now unbeaten in 3 matches.
Jon Busch (Goalkeeper) has made 166 MLS appearances. He has faced 22 penalties, saved 1 and 2 were missed.
Juninho (Midfielder) has made 165 MLS appearances. He has scored all of his 2 penalties.
Clint Irwin (Goalkeeper) has made 111 MLS appearances. He has faced 19 penalties, saved 1 and 2 were missed.
Sebastian Giovinco (Forward) has made 65 MLS appearances. He has taken 9 penalties, scored 7 and 2 were missed.
Jozy Altidore (Forward) has made 60 MLS appearances. He has taken 5 penalties, scored 4 and 1 was missed.
David Accam (Midfielder) has made 54 MLS appearances. He has scored all of his 2 penalties.
Matt Lampson (Goalkeeper) has made 27 MLS appearances. He has faced 5 penalties and is yet to save any.
Dax McCarty (Midfielder) has made 200 MLS appearances, he has scored 14 goals, assisted 21 times and been shown 23 yellow cards.
Drew Moor (Defender) has made 198 MLS appearances, he has scored 17 goals, assisted 3 times, been shown 28 yellow cards and sent off 1 time.
Jon Busch (Goalkeeper) has made 166 MLS appearances and been shown 1 yellow card.
Justin Morrow (Defender) has made 166 MLS appearances, he has scored 11 goals, assisted 10 times, been shown 18 yellow cards and sent off 2 times.
Steven Beltashour (Defender) has made 165 MLS appearances, he has scored 1 goal, assisted 19 times, been shown 21 yellow cards and sent off 1 time.
Juninho (Midfielder) has made 165 MLS appearances, he has scored 16 goals, assisted 13 times and been shown 25 yellow cards.
Nick LaBrocca (Midfielder) has made 165 MLS appearances, he has scored 15 goals, assisted 9 times and been shown 26 yellow cards.
Michael Harrington (Defender) has made 151 MLS appearances, he has scored 1 goal, assisted 6 times, been shown 14 yellow cards and sent off 2 times.
Jackson (Defender) has made 130 MLS appearances, he has scored 16 goals, assisted 11 times, been shown 25 yellow cards and sent off 4 times.
Quincy Amarkwa (Forward) has made 129 MLS appearances, he has scored 22 goals, assisted 12 times and been shown 8 yellow cards.
Lovel Palmer (Defender) has made 121 MLS appearances, he has scored 2 goals, assisted 4 times, been shown 23 yellow cards and sent off 3 times.
Jonathan Osorio (Midfielder) has made 118 MLS appearances, he has scored 12 goals, assisted 10 times, been shown 5 yellow cards and sent off 1 time.
Clint Irwin (Goalkeeper) has made 111 MLS appearances, has 1 assist and been shown 5 yellow cards.
Warren Creavalle (Defender) has made 109 MLS appearances, he has scored 5 goals, assisted 4 times, been shown 16 yellow cards and sent off 2 times.
Michael Stephens (Midfielder) has made 104 MLS appearances, he has scored 1 goal, assisted 5 times and been shown 7 yellow cards.
Robbie Findley (Forward) has made 88 MLS appearances, he has scored 14 goals, assisted 5 times and been shown 4 yellow cards.
Marco Delgado (Defender) has made 85 MLS appearances, he has scored 7 goals, assisted 5 times, been shown 15 yellow cards and sent off 1 time.
Michael Bradley (Midfielder) has made 79 MLS appearances, he has scored 8 goals, assisted 8 times and been shown 15 yellow cards.
Eric Gehrig (Midfielder) has made 76 MLS appearances, has 2 assists and been shown 10 yellow cards.
Matt Watson (Midfielder) has made 75 MLS appearances, he has scored 1 goal, assisted 3 times, been shown 7 yellow cards and sent off 1 time.
Jose Arturo Alvarez (Midfielder) has made 68 MLS appearances, he has scored 11 goals, assisted 10 times and been shown 4 yellow cards.
Sebastian Giovinco (Forward) has made 65 MLS appearances, he has scored 39 goals, assisted 27 times and been shown 7 yellow cards.
Razvan Cocis (Midfielder) has made 64 MLS appearances, he has scored 7 goals, assisted 4 times and been shown 7 yellow cards.
Ty Harden (Defender) has made 61 MLS appearances, he has scored 1 goal, been shown 8 yellow cards and sent off 1 time.
Jozy Altidore (Forward) has made 60 MLS appearances, he has scored 27 goals, assisted 4 times, been shown 9 yellow cards and sent off 2 times.
Eriq Zavaleta (Defender) has made 60 MLS appearances, he has scored 1 goal, assisted 1 time and been shown 5 yellow cards.
Nick Hagglund (Defender) has made 57 MLS appearances, he has scored 2 goals, assisted 3 times, been shown 9 yellow cards and sent off 1 time.
Matt Polster (Defender) has made 56 MLS appearances, he has scored 2 goals, assisted 1 time and been shown 15 yellow cards.
David Accam (Midfielder) has made 54 MLS appearances, he has scored 20 goals, assisted 6 times, been shown 8 yellow cards and sent off 1 time.
Luis Solignac (Forward) has made 49 MLS appearances, he has scored 6 goals, assisted 3 times, been shown 1 yellow card and sent off 1 time.
Benoit Cheyrou (Midfielder) has made 43 MLS appearances, he has scored 1 goal, assisted 3 times and been shown 7 yellow cards.
Jason Johnson (Forward) has made 41 MLS appearances, he has scored 3 goals, assisted 1 time and been shown 1 yellow card.
Jonathan Campbell (Forward) has made 35 MLS appearances, he has scored 1 goal, assisted 1 time and been shown 1 yellow card.
Joao Meira (Defender) has made 33 MLS appearances and been shown 5 yellow cards.
Bright Dike (Forward) has made 33 MLS appearances, he has scored 7 goals, assisted 1 time and been shown 3 yellow cards.
Brandon Vincent (Defender) has made 31 MLS appearances, has 2 assists and been shown 1 yellow card.
Greg Cochrane (Midfielder) has made 29 MLS appearances, has 2 assists and been shown 2 yellow cards.
Jay Chapman (Midfielder) has made 27 MLS appearances, has 2 assists and been shown 1 yellow card.
John Goossens (Midfielder) has made 24 MLS appearances, he has scored 3 goals, assisted 4 times and been shown 1 yellow card.
Michael de Leeuw (Midfielder) has made 22 MLS appearances, he has scored 6 goals, assisted 3 times and been shown 2 yellow cards.
Tsubasa Endoh (Forward) has made 21 MLS appearances and scored 2 goals.
Adailton (Defender) has made 17 MLS appearances, he has scored 1 goal and been shown 5 yellow cards.
Chris Ritter (Defender) has made 17 MLS appearances and been shown 7 yellow cards.
Jordan Hamilton (Forward) has made 16 MLS appearances, he has scored 3 goals and 1 assist.
Mo Babouli (Forward) has made 16 MLS appearances and been shown 1 yellow card.
Guilherme do Prado (Midfielder) has made 15 MLS appearances and been shown 4 yellow cards.
Tosaint Ricketts (Midfielder) has made 14 MLS appearances, he has scored 2 goals and been shown 1 yellow card.
Joey Calistri (Forward) has made 14 MLS appearances and scored 1 goal.
Ahmed Kantari (Defender) has made 12 MLS appearances and been shown 3 yellow cards.
Armando Cooper (Midfielder) has made 11 MLS appearances, has 2 assists and been shown 1 yellow card.

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1 of Toronto FC's last 2 MLS home games have seen both teams score.
2 of Toronto FC's last 5 MLS games have seen them score no goals.
2 of Toronto FC's last 5 MLS games have seen them score 2 goals.
2 of Toronto FC's last 5 MLS games have seen no goals scored.
2 of Toronto FC's last 5 MLS games have seen 4 goals scored.
2 of Toronto FC's last 5 MLS games have seen them keep a clean sheet.
1 of Toronto FC's last 2 MLS home games have seen them keep a clean sheet.
Chicago Fire have scored most of their 9 goals in the first 15 minutes with 2 (22.22%) and in the middle third of the first half with 3 (33.33%).
Chicago Fire have scored the fewest of their 9 goals Chicago Fire in the final 30 minutes of the match with 2 (22.22%).
Chicago Fire have conceded most of their 9 goals in the middle third of the second half with 2 (22.22%) and in the final 15 minutes of the match with 2 (22.22%).
Chicago Fire have conceded the fewest of their 9 goals in the middle third of the first half with 1 (11.11%) and in the 15 minutes before half time with 0 (0%).
2 of Chicago Fire's last 6 MLS games have seen both teams score.
1 of Chicago Fire's last 2 MLS away games have seen both teams score.
2 of Chicago Fire's last 6 MLS games have seen them score 2 goals.
2 of Chicago Fire's last 6 MLS games have seen them score one goal.
2 of Chicago Fire's last 6 MLS games have seen 4 goals scored.
2 of Chicago Fire's last 6 MLS games have seen 2 goals scored.
3 of Chicago Fire's last 6 MLS games have seen them keep a clean sheet.
1 of Chicago Fire's last 6 MLS games have seen them lose to nil.
3 of Chicago Fire's last 6 MLS games have seen them win to nil.
1 of Chicago Fire's last 2 MLS games have seen them lose to nil.
1 of Chicago Fire's last 2 MLS away games have seen them lose to nil.

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