Gyasi Zardes scored twice to send Historic Crew Stadium out in style when host Columbus Crew defeated the Chicago Fire 2-0 on Saturday.
The Crew has won three straight, none more meaningful and emotional than the final game at the first soccer-specific stadium in MLS. Their $314 million Lower.com Field will be christened July 3 against the New England Revolution.
Chicago has lost two straight and was victimized in the 17th and 34th minutes by Zardes, whose 32 goals at Historic Crew Stadium are the most by any player.