Chicago Fire Rally Past Santos Laguna in Leagues Cup Victory
BRIDGEVIEW, Ill. — Chicago Fire FC delivered a second-half comeback against Santos Laguna, winning 3–1 at SeatGeek Stadium in Leagues Cup action. Santos Laguna opened the scoring in the 20th minute through Ezequiel Bullaude, putting Chicago behind early.
BRIDGEVIEW, Ill. — Chicago Fire FC delivered a second-half comeback against Santos Laguna, winning 3–1 at SeatGeek Stadium in Leagues Cup action. Santos Laguna opened the scoring in the 20th minute through Ezequiel Bullaude, putting Chicago behind early.
The Fire struggled to find a breakthrough until the second half, when their attack finally came to life. Chicago scored three unanswered goals to turn a one-goal deficit into a two-goal victory.
The result gave the Fire six points through their first two Leagues Cup matches. The night also featured a historic moment for midfielder Robert Turdean, who became the youngest player to start and appear in a competitive match in Chicago Fire history.
For Chicago, the performance demonstrated resilience and attacking depth. The Fire refused to let an early deficit define the match, producing a comeback that kept their Leagues Cup campaign moving forward.