| Date |
Comp |
Score |
Note |
|
2010 |
| 10-2-10 |
Season |
CHI at FCD |
-- |
| 5-27-10 |
Season |
FCD at CHI |
-- |
|
2009 - FC
Dallas retains Cup. (3-3) tie cup stays with holder rule. |
| 5-31-09 |
Season |
FCD 3 @
CHI 0 |
Coming off a
Thursday game, undefeated Chicago rests some players. Worst record in
the league FCD surprises most observers and comes out in a 4-5-1 formation.
Cunningham scores off a corner,
McCarty free kick ends in a
Brown own goal, and
Cooper scores a pretty free kick goal late in the game.
Soumare receives second yellow and is sent
off. |
| 3-21-09 |
Season |
CHI 3 @
FCD 1 |
Chicago takes
the season opener down in Dallas continuing recent trend of road wins in
this series. Cooper scores a notable
goal from past midfield. Chicago controlls possession and scores
three straight goals. Mapp,
McBride, and and Blanco
scoring for Chicago. |
|
2008 - FC
Dallas wins '08 Brimstone Cup (6-0) |
| 9-21-08 |
Season |
FCD 4 @
CHI 1 |
Cunningham brace in Dallas biggest series win
in Chicago. Pitchkolan and
Guarda also score.
McBride nets for Chciago. |
| 6-15-08 |
Season |
CHI 0 @ FCD
1 |
Cooper nads the long goal in the match. |
|
2007 - FC Dallas wins '07 Brimstone Cup (4-1) |
| 9-20-07 |
Season |
CHI 1 @ FCD 1 |
Strong
defensive game by Chicago looks to have tied the BC, but Ruiz steals the
Cup with a goal 3+ minutes into stoppage time.
CHI: Rolfe. FCD: Ruiz |
| 5-17-07 |
Season |
FCD 2 @
CHI 1 |
Cooper and Toja
net for FCD on the road in the first half, Calen Carr gets one back but FCD holds on to win.
FCD: Cooper, Toja. CHI:
Carr |
|
2006 -
FC Dallas wins '06 Brimstone Cup (6-0)
|
| 7-16-06 |
Season |
FCD 3 @
CHI
2 |
In Chicago,
another come from behind win by the same score line despite the brace from
Herron.
FCD: Nunez, Rhine,
Cooper. CHI: Herron (2). |
| 4-1-06 |
Season |
CHI 2 @ FCD
3 |
Brimstone Cup
opens up 2006 season in Dallas.
CHI: Barrett and Rolfe. FCD:
Alvarez, Mina,
Cooper |
|
2005 -
FC Dallas wins '05 Brimstone Cup (6-3) |
| 9-28-05 |
USOC |
CHI 0 @ FCD 1 |
Ronnie O'Brien
nets for FCD in first Brimstone Cup game at PHP. |
| 6-12-05 |
Season |
CHI 2 @ FCD 0 |
Jaqua and Reiter take out FCD at the last
Cotton Bowl BC game. |
| 4-2-05 |
Season |
FCD 2 @
CHI 1 |
Last BC game at
the Solider Field. Mulrooney and
Johnson for Dallas.
Kelly Gray nets
for Chicago. |
|
For 2005 The
Dallas Burn are renamed FC Dallas. |
| 2004
-- Dallas wins '04 Brimstone Cup (6-0)
|
| 8-28-04 |
Season |
CHI 1 @ DAL 4 |
DAL:
O'Brien, Johnson
(2), Nhleko. CHI:
Jaqua
Johnson speed to much for banged up Fire missing
Armas and Razov.
Dallas wins Brimstone Cup as teams could only meet again in MLS Cup
Final. |
| 4-17-04 |
Season |
DAL 2 @
CHI 0 |
DAL:
Johnson, Rhine
Domination by Burn in Chicago over a tired beat up squad. |
| 2003
-- Dallas retains the Brimstone Cup (3-3) tie cup stays with holder
rule. |
| 9-20-83 |
Season |
CHI 0 @ DAL 2 |
CHI: none;
DAL:
Nhleko, Johnson
Chicago has the misfortune of being the first team Dallas faces after
Coach Mike Jeffries is fired. |
| 6-18-03 |
Season |
DAL 1 @ CHI 4 |
DAL:
Suarez; CHI: Razov (2),
Ralph, Gray
A hard fought close game until Chicago scores two goals late to put it
away. |
| 2002
-- Dallas wins '02 Brimstone Cup (6-0) |
| 8-10-02 |
Season |
CHI 1 @ DAL 3 |
CHI -
Stoitchkov; DAL -
Pareja, Kreis,
O'Brien.
Burn take Brimstone Cup after it becomes impossible for the Burn to meet
CHIcago in the playoffs. |
| 6-15-02 |
Season |
DAL 3 @
CHI 1 |
DAL -
Kreis
(2), Rhine ; CHI -
Wolyniec |
| 2002,
MLS folded Miami and Tampa Bay. League realigned to East and West
with Chicago and Dallas in different divisions. Consequently
Dallas and
Chicago only face each other twice a year. |
| 2001
-- Chicago wins 1st Brimstone Cup (11-5) |
| 9-29-01 |
Playoffs |
DAL 0 @ CHI 2 |
Chicago
takes the 1st Brimstone Cup. Chicago captain Peter Nowak recorded a
pair of assists in the win, leading the Fire past their archrivals. |
| 9-20-01 |
Playoffs |
DAL 0@ CHI 2 |
The shutout
registered by Fire goalkeeper Zach Thornton was his seventh career
playoff clean sheet which ties him with Columbus Crew goalkeeper
Tom Presthus for the all-time playoff lead. "It's a heated rivalry and
there are a bunch of guys on both teams who are not fond of each
other," Marsch said. |
| 9-23-01 |
Playoffs |
CHI 1 @ DAL 1 |
DAL--Deering
(Rhine, Kreis) 27,
CHI--J. Beasley (Kovalenko,
Nowak) 84 |
| 9-15-01 |
Season |
canceled |
9/11 caused the
cancellation of end of MLS season. |
| 9-8-01 |
Season |
DAL 2 @ CHI 2 |
D. Beasley and Razov end up in hospital. "Best MLS game I have ever
seen" says a TV producer. |
| 7-21-01 |
Season |
DAL 1 @ CHI 2 |
Eric Wynalda scored in the final minute of overtime to lift
Chicago to a dramatic 2-1
victory over Dallas at Soldier Field. |
| 4-21-01 |
Season |
CHI 2 @ DAL 3
(OT) |
1st Official
Brimstone Cup Game, Dallas down 2-0 with 9 minutes to play comes
back to win. |
| 2001
was the first season the Brimstone Cup was awarded. |
| 2000
- (Not Awarded) Chicago (9pts -
6pts) |
| 8-30-00 |
Season |
DAL 0 @
CHI 4 |
Josh Wolff and DaMarcus Beasley had two goals apiece as
Chicago routed Dallas 4-0
Wednesday night at Soldier Field to clinch a berth in the MLS Cup 2000
Playoffs. |
| 8-16-00 |
Season |
CHI 0 @
DAL 3 |
Rookie
Aleksey Korol had a pair of goals as Dallas cruised past
Chicago 3-0 Wednesday
night at the Cotton Bowl. The depleted Fire were beaten for the first
time in six games. |
| 8-9-00 |
USOC |
DAL 1 @
CHI 5 |
USOC
Quarterfinals, not played at Solider Field. |
| 5-24-00 |
Season |
DAL 3 @
CHI 4
(OT) |
Burn took a 3-1
lead on Chicago at Soldier Field after Evan Whitfield was given an early
red. The Fire came back to
win the game in overtime.
|
| 3-18-00 |
Season |
CHI 2 @
DAL 4 |
Hristo Stoitchkov's first MLS game, the Fire are up 2-1 halftime lead
with two goals from Hristo. The Burn score three second half goals to
win the game 4-2.
|
| 1999
-- (Not Awarded) Dallas (12pts -
9pts) |
| 10-27-99 |
Playoffs |
CHI 2 @
DAL 3 |
Dallas came
back from an 0-2 deficit in the first six minutes to win, 3-2.
This game is regarded by many in MLS (not just Burn fans) as the
greatest single game in MLS history. |
| 10-23-99 |
Playoffs |
DAL 0 @
CHI 4 |
Dema Kovalenko made a late challenge against Burn defender
Brandon Pollard and broke
Pollard’s leg. |
| 10-16-99 |
Playoffs |
CHI 1 @
DAL 2 |
Graziani
takes part in both goals to lead Dallas to the win. |
| 8-22-99 |
Season |
CHI 3 (0) @ DAL
3 (1) |
Newly acquired
Dallas forward Ariel Graziani notched a goal and an assist in his home
debut for the Burn to help his team to a 4-3 shootout win |
| 7-4-99 |
Season |
CHI 2 @ DAL 1 |
Ante Razov
exploded for two goals, Chicago pulls even with Dallas for second place
in the Western Conference. |
| 7-2-99 |
Season |
DAL 1 (0) @
CHI
1 (1) |
Chicago
midfielder Diego Gutierrez tallied the game-winning shootout goal, The
Fire out shot Dallas 20-4 and owned a commanding edge in possession
percentage, 57-43. |
| 4-10-99 |
Season |
DAL 0(1) @ CHI
0 (0) |
The
Dallas Burn
rode the hot goalkeeping of second-year netminder Matt Jordan
to ruin
the defending MLS Cup champion Chicago Fire's 1999 home opener, as the
Burn sent 27,311 fans at Soldier Field home unhappy with the result of a
1-0 shootout decision. |
| 1998
-- (Not Awarded) Chicago (9pts - 3pts) |
| 9-10-98 |
Season |
CHI 2 @ DAL 3 |
Burn brings the
ball length of the field with under :20 left on the clock.
Jorge Zarco Rodriguez scores in the last seconds (:02 left) to win the game,
3-2. |
| 8-4-98 |
USOC |
CHI 3 vs DAL 2 |
In New Orleans,
USOC Semifinals |
| 7-4-98 |
Season |
CHI 1 @
DAL 0 |
Lubos Kubik
continued to haunt the Dallas Burn as the defender scored the lone goal
in Chicago's 11th straight victory Saturday night at the Cotton Bowl.
Chicago beat the Burn for the third time in less than three weeks, and
Kubik scored goals in each of the three victories. |
| 7-1-98 |
Season |
DAL 1 @
CHI 4 |
Jerzy Podbrozny and Lubos Kubik
paced a first-half explosion as the Chicago Fire
defeated the Dallas Burn, 4-1, for its 10th consecutive victory. |
| 6-17-98 |
Season |
DAL 0 @
CHI 1 |
Thornton made a
career-high 10 saves and Kubik scored the game-winning goal on a penalty
kick in the 64th minute, giving Chicago a 1-0 victory over the Dallas
Burn before 9,638 on a rainy night at Soldier Field in the first ever
meeting between the two teams. |
|
Chicago
Fire join MLS in 1998 Season. |
