 Chicago Fire |
| Leading & trailing stats (total) |
(regular season) |
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OPENING GOALS (total)
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Matches
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Team scored first
| 13 / 34 | 38% |
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Opponent scored first
| 19 / 34 | 56% |
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HALF-TIME LEAD (total)
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Matches
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Team was leading at half-time
| 5 / 34 | 15% |
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Opponent was leading at half-time
| 9 / 34 | 26% |
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LEAD STATUS AVERAGE MINUTES (total)
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per match
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Average minutes leading
| 16.6 min. |
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Average minutes level in goals
| 45.9 min. |
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Average minutes trailing
| 27.6 min. |
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Note: in the table above, to allow for averaging duration values based on a total of 90 minutes per game, goals scored on the 45th minute and during added time of the first half are all considered to be scored on the 45th minute, and goals scored on the 90th minute and during added time of the second half are also considered scored on the 90th minute.
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In this example, Chicago Fire have been in the lead for an average duration of 16.6 minutes per match (based on a 90-minute match duration), which is lower than the average duration of 27.6 minutes per match during which their opponents were in the lead in those matches.
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Chicago Fire |
| Equalizer goals (total) |
(regular season) |
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DEFENDING THE LEAD (total)
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Goals giving the lead
| 18 |
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Equalizer goals conceded
| 9 |
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Opponents' equalizing rate
* (1) | 50% |
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EQUALIZING (total)
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Goals giving the lead to the opponent
| 26 |
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Equalizer goals scored
| 8 |
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Equalizing rate
* (2) | 31% |
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NON-CRUCIAL GOALS (total)
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Non-crucial goals scored
| 10 |
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Non-crucial goals conceded
| 19 |
(1) (Equalizer goals conceded / Goals giving lead) * 100
(2) (Equalizer goals scored / Goals giving lead to opponent) * 100
Non-crucial goals scored: goals scored that increased an existing lead, or decreased the opponent's existing lead.
Non-crucial goals conceded: goals conceded that decreased an existing lead, or increased the opponent's existing lead.
Note regarding the Goals giving the lead and the Goals giving the lead to the opponent values: both the team and the opponent team might take the lead more than once during a single match,
so the total number of goals giving the lead to a team might be higher than the number of matches played by the team.
For more info on how many times each team has taken the lead per match or how many times per match their opponents have taken the lead, you may want to view the following pages:
Goals giving the lead and equalizers conceded
Goals giving lead to opponent and equalizers scored
Lead-defending ability
Chicago Fire have taken the lead 18 times and have conceded an equalizer on 9 instances, translating into a lead-defending rate of 50% (for an opponents' equalizing rate of 50%).
Equalizing ability
Of the 26 times that Chicago Fire's opponents have taken the lead, Chicago Fire have managed to score an equalizer on 8 instances, translating into an equalizing rate of 31%.
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Chicago Fire |
| Leading & trailing stats (home) |
(regular season) |
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OPENING GOALS (home)
|
Matches
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Team scored first
| 9 / 17 | 53% |
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Opponent scored first
| 6 / 17 | 35% |
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HALF-TIME LEAD (home)
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Matches
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Team was leading at half-time
| 4 / 17 | 24% |
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Opponent was leading at half-time
| 2 / 17 | 12% |
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LEAD STATUS AVERAGE MINUTES (home)
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per match
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Average minutes leading
| 23.4 min. |
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Average minutes level in goals
| 53.5 min. |
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Average minutes trailing
| 13.1 min. |
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Note: in the table above, to allow for averaging duration values based on a total of 90 minutes per game, goals scored on the 45th minute and during added time of the first half are all considered to be scored on the 45th minute, and goals scored on the 90th minute and during added time of the second half are also considered scored on the 90th minute.
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In this example, Chicago Fire have been in the lead for an average duration of 23.4 minutes per match played at home (based on a 90-minute match duration), which is longer than the average duration of 13.1 minutes per match during which their opponents were in the lead in those matches.
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Chicago Fire |
| Equalizer goals (home) |
(regular season) |
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DEFENDING THE LEAD (home)
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Goals giving the lead
| 11 |
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Equalizer goals conceded
| 4 |
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Opponents' equalizing rate
* (1) | 36% |
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EQUALIZING (home)
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Goals giving the lead to the opponent
| 9 |
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Equalizer goals scored
| 4 |
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Equalizing rate
* (2) | 44% |
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NON-CRUCIAL GOALS (home)
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Non-crucial goals scored
| 8 |
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Non-crucial goals conceded
| 5 |
(1) (Equalizer goals conceded / Goals giving lead) * 100
(2) (Equalizer goals scored / Goals giving lead to opponent) * 100
Non-crucial goals scored: goals scored that increased an existing lead, or decreased the opponent's existing lead.
Non-crucial goals conceded: goals conceded that decreased an existing lead, or increased the opponent's existing lead.
Note regarding the Goals giving the lead and the Goals giving the lead to the opponent values: both the team and the opponent team might take the lead more than once during a single match,
so the total number of goals giving the lead to a team might be higher than the number of matches played by the team.
For more info on how many times each team has taken the lead per match or how many times per match their opponents have taken the lead, you may want to view the following pages:
Goals giving the lead and equalizers conceded
Goals giving lead to opponent and equalizers scored
Lead-defending ability (at home)
In home matches, Chicago Fire have taken the lead 11 times and have conceded an equalizer on 4 occasions, translating into a home lead-defending rate of 64% (for an opponents' equalizing rate of 36%).
Equalizing ability (at home)
Of the 9 times that Chicago Fire's opponents have taken the lead when Chicago Fire were playing at home, Chicago Fire have managed to score an equalizer on 4 occasions, translating into a home equalizing rate of 44%.
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Chicago Fire |
| Leading & trailing stats (away) |
(regular season) |
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OPENING GOALS (away)
|
Matches
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Team scored first
| 4 / 17 | 24% |
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Opponent scored first
| 13 / 17 | 76% |
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HALF-TIME LEAD (away)
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Matches
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Team was leading at half-time
| 1 / 17 | 6% |
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Opponent was leading at half-time
| 7 / 17 | 41% |
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LEAD STATUS AVERAGE MINUTES (away)
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per match
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Average minutes leading
| 9.8 min. |
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Average minutes level in goals
| 38.2 min. |
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Average minutes trailing
| 42.0 min. |
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Note: in the table above, to allow for averaging duration values based on a total of 90 minutes per game, goals scored on the 45th minute and during added time of the first half are all considered to be scored on the 45th minute, and goals scored on the 90th minute and during added time of the second half are also considered scored on the 90th minute.
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In this example, Chicago Fire have been in the lead for an average duration of 9.8 minutes per match played away (based on a 90-minute match duration), which is lower than the average duration of 42.0 minutes per match during which their opponents were in the lead in those matches.
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Chicago Fire |
| Equalizer goals (away) |
(regular season) |
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DEFENDING THE LEAD (away)
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Goals giving the lead
| 7 |
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Equalizer goals conceded
| 5 |
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Opponents' equalizing rate
* (1) | 71% |
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EQUALIZING (away)
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Goals giving the lead to the opponent
| 17 |
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Equalizer goals scored
| 4 |
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Equalizing rate
* (2) | 24% |
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NON-CRUCIAL GOALS (away)
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Non-crucial goals scored
| 2 |
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Non-crucial goals conceded
| 14 |
(1) (Equalizer goals conceded / Goals giving lead) * 100
(2) (Equalizer goals scored / Goals giving lead to opponent) * 100
Non-crucial goals scored: goals scored that increased an existing lead, or decreased the opponent's existing lead.
Non-crucial goals conceded: goals conceded that decreased an existing lead, or increased the opponent's existing lead.
Note regarding the Goals giving the lead and the Goals giving the lead to the opponent values: both the team and the opponent team might take the lead more than once during a single match,
so the total number of goals giving the lead to a team might be higher than the number of matches played by the team.
For more info on how many times each team has taken the lead per match or how many times per match their opponents have taken the lead, you may want to view the following pages:
Goals giving the lead and equalizers conceded
Goals giving lead to opponent and equalizers scored
Lead-defending ability (away)
In away matches, Chicago Fire have taken the lead 7 times and have conceded an equalizer on 5 occasions, translating into an away lead-defending rate of 29% (for an opponents' equalizing rate of 71%).
Equalizing ability (away)
Of the 17 times that Chicago Fire's opponents have taken the lead when Chicago Fire were playing away, Chicago Fire have managed to score an equalizer on 4 occasions, translating into an away equalizing rate of 24%.
