Fire confident changes will yield first victory in home opener

Fire confident changes will yield first victory in home opener When the Fire hosts the New York Red Bulls in its home opener Sunday, it will be hard not to think about the teams’ last meeting and the changes it brought. Unless you’re coach Frank Yallop or a highly focused player. ‘‘It’s irrelevant what happened

Needing a victory to stay in the playoff race; playing without suspended coach Frank Klopas, assistant coach Leo Percovich and central defender Bakary Soumare; and just two days after an “editorial” on the club’s website unleashed a storm of controversy, the Fire overcame the distractions to defeat first-place Sporting Kansas City 1-0 in front of 17,085 fans.