Diego Rossi's brace helps extinguish the Chicago Fire post-Cucho era. Columbus Crew win 4-2 at home on Crewmas.

Going into the weekend, the Columbus-Chicago matchup was the most interesting game of the Saturday slate.

The Columbus Crew couldn’t have asked for a much better start to their season — and the first game without former strike Cucho Hernandez. Columbus was propelled by Diego Rossi’s two goals and beat the ...

The Crew were gifted one of their goals when Chicago's defender Carlos Teran put the ball into his own net. Diego Rossi and ...

Blue Jackets hockey returned after a two-week break as fans saw a dominant win and played part in a touching moment for the ...

On a lively Saturday night in Columbus, the Blue Jackets rejoined the NHL playoff race, the Crew got their MLS season ...

Despite Messi's two assists, Miami played most of the match with 10 men after Argentine defender Tomas Aviles was sent off.

Diego Rossi scored twice in a span of six minutes in the middle of the match as the host Columbus Crew defeated the Chicago Fire 4-2 on Saturday in the season opener for both teams.

The Columbus Crew knew things would be different this season following the stunning departure of club talisman Cucho Hernández to LaLiga's Real Betis earlier this month.

Here is what went down across all the grounds on a thoroughly entertaining opening night. We'll start in Los Angeles for the early match of the day. Summer signing Jeremy Ebobisse fired LAFC to an ...

Brian Gutierrez scored two goals — the 21-year-old homegrown’s first multigoal game in MLS — for the Fire, and Jonathan Bamba ...

The Chicago Fire lost to the Columbus Crew 4-2 on Saturday in coach Gregg Berhalter’s debut with the team. Brian Gutiérrez, ...