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Chicago Fire 1-1 Inter Miami Summary: Score, Stats and Highlights

Messi’s league-leading 13th assist helped Inter Miami salvage a point after Robert Lewandowski opened the scoring for Chicago.

  • On Wednesday, Inter Miami drew 1-1 with the Chicago Fire at Soldier Field. Robert Lewandowski scored in the 10th minute before Carlos Casemiro equalized in the 48th minute off a corner kick from Lionel Messi.
  • An announced crowd of 63,094 watched the match, marking a club record attendance for the Fire. With Lewandowski on the roster, the team now averages 41,815 at Soldier Field, compared to 19,668 over previous dates.
  • Fire goalkeeper Chris Brady recorded six saves to preserve the draw, while Inter Miami goalkeeper Dayne St. Clair finished with two. Messi collected his league-leading 13th assist of the season during the competitive match.
  • Managing increased ticket demand, security needs, and media requests has challenged the Fire organization. Fire President Baldwin told the Sun-Times on Wednesday morning of a "massive outpouring of support and interest" from local athletes and celebrities.
  • Chicago, currently on a seven-match unbeaten streak, hosts the New England Revolution on Sunday. Inter Miami plays Nashville SC on Saturday as both teams pursue playoff positioning.
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MLS's most expensive franchise missed the historic rendezvous between Lionel Messi and Robert Lewandowski by rescuing a bitter match in Chicago

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CHICAGO (AP) — Lionel Messi added his 13th attendance of the season, the MLS' highest number, by enabling Casemiro on Wednesday for the Inter Miami draw, 1-1 against the Chicago Fire.

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The Washington Post broke the news in Washington, United States on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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