Chicago Fire vs Orlando City: Predictions, odds, TV channel, and Livestream

The second match of the Chicago Fire for the MLS 2022 is against Orlando City. Ezra Hendrickson´s team tied in a goalless match against CF Miami in its first match of the tournament. 

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On the other hand, Oscar Pareja’s men won at Exploria Stadium against CF Montreal. Brazil's Alexandre Pato and Benji Michel scored for the Florida team, which was superior during the match against the Canadian team, which had just beaten Santos Laguna in the Concacaf Champions League round of 16 to advance to the quarterfinals.

Chicago Fire vs Orlando City: Match Information

Date: Saturday, March 5th, 2022

Time: 17:00 (CT)

Location: Soldier Field, Chicago, US.

Chicago Fire vs Orlando City: Times by State in the US

ET: 18:00 

CT: 17:00 

MT: 16:00 

PT:  15:00 

How to watch live Chicago Fire vs Orlando City

TV Channel:

US: DAZN, WGN-TV, Fox 35 Plus

México: Will not be broadcast

Livestream: 

US: ESPN+

México: Star+

Chicago Fire vs Orlando City head to head record

Chicago Fire and Orlando City have met in a total of 16 matches. Chicago have dominated the head-to-head record, having won 12 times, while Orlando won on 4 occasions, with the remaining 5 matches ending in a draw.

The last 3 matches between the two clubs favor Orlando City, Oscar Pareja’s squad has won 2 out of 3 matches, while Chicago won once. The last match between the two teams was an Orlando City win 1-0 at the Exploria Stadium in the last MLS season.

Chicago Fire vs Orlando City: Predictions and odds

The odds are in favor of the Chicago Fire. Hendrickson´s squad plays at home and the season just started. The MLS official page considers them slight favorites giving them +100 odds. Meanwhile, the odds for Orlando City are at +230. On the other hand, the draw is given in +270 odds.

Chicago Fire News

Chicago, in which Switzerland's Xherdan Shaqiri made his debut with some good personal moves, but without reward, tasted the lead at the end of the first half when Ivanov hit the crossbar.

Also making his debut was former Philadelphia Union player Kacper Przybylko, who was unable to help his team win but shows great promise in attack alongside the Swiss.

Orlando City News

Pato, a former Milan, and Chelsea player, among others, made his debut with a goal, after scoring once in just four games last season.

On the other hand, Peruvian international Pedro Gallese, Orlando City's goalkeeper, kept a clean sheet. In his three seasons in MLS, Gallese has never conceded on the opening day of the season, and only Joe Bendik has managed to do so more times, with four.

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