BridgeVIEW, Ill. – Fireworks rocked the sky over Toyota Park before the game, and what followed in the field has not yet Slideshow lack in excitement, either as a rookie Ike Opara scored the winning goal to help the San Jose Earthquakes defeated the Chicago Fire, 2 -1, before a sold-out of the 20 276 home opener Saturday night in Chicago. San Jose capitalized on a breakdown in communication between Fire goalkeeper Andrew Dykstra and defender CJ Brown to take the lead. Arturo Alvarez was the hero for the earthquake, chipping a shot 18 yards over the heads of Brown and Dykstra, who were still on the ground after the collision to score points. Marco Pappa put the Fire level just three minutes to San Jose opened the scoring, ripping a 25-yard shot into the right upper 90th Pappa was the goal from Collins John, who laid off Patrick Nyarko pass directly supported in the course of Pappa, so that the Guatemalan midfielder to shoot at the first touch. The fire almost scored again in the 73rd Minute when Patrick Nyarko Cannon pulled the front of the net to square the John Ball, at the head of the 18th John one-timed his shot towards goal, but San Jose came in with a magnificent goal-line clearance to the game by 1 knotted hold. Nine minutes later, the earthquake led to the fire department made the cost for their near miss, when rookie defender midfielder Bobby Opara mediated cross in the back of the net from 8 yards. should start the game had got off to a quick and Chicago, have scored first in the 11th Minute, as …
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