Friday, July 8, 2016
Chicago-Toronto preview (The Associated Press)
The Chicago Fire sit in last place in the MLS Eastern Conference, but they were being treated with nothing but respect by Toronto FC ahead of their game at BMO Field on Saturday night. "They're a good team," Toronto FC coach Greg Vanney said. "I noticed that the confidence is building," Fire coach Veljko Paunovic said.
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