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📊 Chicago Fire

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💡 Chicago Fire Insights
💬 Is there value in betting on Over 2.5 Goals for Chicago Fire right now?
In the current season, 72% of Chicago Fire's matches ended with more than 2.5 goals. This makes the goals market an attractive option for value bets.
💬 Which current statistic is particularly notable for Chicago Fire lately?
The 'Corners Conceded' category is particularly notable for Chicago Fire. It shows a significant decrease compared with the season average (-1.48 per match), which should definitely be considered when betting on this market.
💬 How good is Chicago Fire's current form?
Across the last five matches, the team collected 7 points. Its record is 2 wins, 1 draws and 2 losses, with a goal difference of 7:8.
💬 How many goals has Chicago Fire conceded this season?
The defence has conceded 23 goals in 18 matches so far. That equals an average of 1.28 goals conceded per match.
💬 How many corners do Chicago Fire's matches average?
When Chicago Fire is on the pitch, matches average 9.67 corners, combining the team's and its opponents' corners.
💬 How many matches has Chicago Fire won in the last four weeks?
Across the past 28 days, Chicago Fire played 4 matches and recorded 1 wins.
💬 How stable is Chicago Fire's defence?
The defence has kept a clean sheet in 39% of matches this season and concedes an average of 1.28 goals per match, indicating a solid defensive setup.
💬 Are there many first-half goals in matches involving Chicago Fire?
Matches involving Chicago Fire average 1.44 goals in the first half. These matches often start slowly, making first-half under markets more attractive.