The Chicago Fire obliterated their Québécois guests 3-0 off the back of three first-half goals last night, putting on one of their best shows of the season despite a lengthy weather delay pre-game. In addition to head coach Frank Klopas, we spoke to goalkeeper Chris Brady, forward Georgios Koutsias, and homegrowns Brian Gutiérrez and Missael Rodríguez, who respectively scored their first home goal and made their pro debut.
WATCH: Chicago Fire Postgame Report with Brian Gutiérrez, Georgios Koutsias, and Chris Brady
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