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Cincinnati rallies late to draw with Chicago Fire

Cincinnati rallies late to draw with Chicago Fire

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Cincinnati: FC Cincinnati scored twice inside the final 15 minutes Saturday to force a 3-3 draw with the visiting Chicago Fire at TQL Stadium, with Evander converting a penalty in the 79th minute and an own-goal by Chicago's Dje D'Avilla in the 86th minute completing the comeback in MLS play.

Chicago, which led 3-1 after Hugo Cuypers scored twice and Philip Zinckernagel added a penalty, remained unbeaten in four but saw its three-match winning streak end on Saturday; Chris Brady made eight saves, Roman Celentano recorded three saves for Cincinnati, and the result left Cincinnati at 2-4-2 with eight points.

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Timeline

  1. 1. 26' — Hugo Cuypers scores to put Chicago ahead 1-0.
  2. 2. 42' — Tom Barlow equalizes for Cincinnati, making it 1-1.
  3. 3. 45+5' — Philip Zinckernagel converts a penalty; Chicago leads 2-1 at halftime.
  4. 4. 48' — Hugo Cuypers scores again to extend the lead to 3-1.
  5. 5. 79' and 86' — Evander (penalty) and D'Avilla own-goal complete Cincinnati's comeback to 3-3.

Why it matters

This game shows the resilience of FC Cincinnati, even when they're down. It's a reminder to never give up, whether you're on the field or watching from the stands. Check out their next game and see this fighting spirit in action.

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