SAN JOSE — Chicago Stars forward Ludmila’s two-goal first half handed Bay FC a 2-1 defeat Sunday, its first home loss and second loss of the season. It wasn’t the type of match Bay FC head ...

Chicago Stars FC will close out the regular season at home on Nov. 3 against Kansas City Current and release a limited edition capsule collection of newly branded Stars FC items for sale.

Chicago Stars FC will continue to wear the Red Stars name and crest for the remainder of the season and into playoffs. The club will transition to the new crest for the 2025 season.

The Chicago Red Stars are getting a new name and logo. The National Women's Soccer League team will be known as the Chicago Stars Football Club after this season, it announced Wednesday.

CHICAGO --While the Chicago Stars moved on from former manager Lorne Donaldson on Wednesday due to the underwhelming performances this season, when his full replacement arrives is anyone's guess ...

Photos from the Chicago Red Stars' 2-1 loss to Bay FC on Saturday, June 8, 2024, at Wrigley Field. The match drew 35,038 fans, setting a National Women's Soccer League record.

Change for the sake of change never helps anyone in the long run and Chicago Stars FC, from ownership on down, need to prove that something will actually change in the wake of firing head coach ...

UPDATED: May 5, 2025 at 1:44 PM CDT Alyssa Naeher made five saves and the Chicago Stars held firm against Gotham FC on Sunday with a 0-0 tie at Sports Illustrated Stadium in Harrison, N.J.

Chicago Stars FC, along with the rest of the NWSL, released their 2025 secondary kit on Wednesday as the club is in Florida preparing for the upcoming season. NEWSLETTERS Emailed Daily.

And Sunday, she returns to the Bay Area with Chicago, as the Stars face Bay FC at 4 p.m. at PayPal Park. It’s a full-circle moment for Gomes.

The Chicago Red Stars will play at Wrigley Field, home of the Chicago Cubs, on June 8 against Bay FC, the team announced Tuesday. It will be the first time an NWSL match is played at the historic ...

Chicago has clinched a playoff spot and is sixth in the league with 32 points and a 10-13-2 record. The Red Stars drew an NWSL-record 35,038 fans for a game at Wrigley Field in June.