The playoff-bound Chicago Fire FC will wrap up the 2025 regular season with a trip to Massachusetts to face the New England Revolution on Decision Day.

Following a playoff-clinching 5-3 win at Inter Miami CF on Sept. 30, the Fire returned to Soldier Field to close out the home portion of the schedule with a 2-2 draw against Toronto FC on Oct. 4. Center back Jack Elliott recorded his first brace with Chicago, tallying in the second half twice off Philip Zinckernagel set pieces, both of which helped the Danish winger set the Fire record for most assists (15) and goal contributions (29) in a season. They now turn their attention to New England, where they have an opportunity to climb above eighth place in the standings with a win. Finishing seventh or above would guarantee a spot in a Best-of-Three opening series against a higher seed, including the chance to host a playoff game.

New England will close out the season at home and out of playoff contention after dropping their last road match of the season 4-1 at Inter Miami CF. Two games into his MLS career, forward Dor Turgeman scored his...