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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
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Michael Dominski

Fire blow lead in 91st minute, settle for draw with Red Bulls

Midfielder Chris Mueller scores his first goal for the Fire as Red Bulls defender Tom Edwards tries to impede him in the first half. (Vincent Carchietta/USA TODAY Sports)

HARRISON, N.J. — The Fire spent significant money on their 2022 squad but have yet to see that investment translate into results. Salary figures released Tuesday showed that forward Xherdan Shaqiri is MLS’ highest-paid player at $8.15 million. 

But Wednesday night, the team couldn’t hang on for a needed win, conceding a late equalizer to draw 3-3 on the road against the New York Red Bulls.

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