Chicago Fire Stages Dramatic Comeback to Clinch First Season Win Against CF Montréal

In a thrilling match that saw a wind-assisted goal from Kellyn Acosta in stoppage time, the Chicago Fire overcame a 3-1 deficit to secure a 4-3 victory.

Kellyn Acosta scored a remarkable wind-assisted goal from beyond midfield in the 99th minute, securing Chicago Fire's first win of the season.
The match featured a dramatic comeback, with Chicago overcoming a 3-1 deficit against CF Montréal, thanks to goals in the final moments.
Raheem Edwards' red card in the 82nd minute for CF Montréal turned the tide, allowing Chicago to rally.
Brian Gutierrez and Hugo Cuypers contributed crucial goals in the comeback, with Cuypers' equalizer in the 95th minute setting the stage for Acosta's winner.
The victory marks a historic moment for Chicago Fire, becoming the first MLS team to score both a game-tying and game-winning goal in the 95th minute or later.