Who scored both goals for Chicago Fire?

Robert Lewandowski scored both goals.

What was the final score of the match?

Chicago Fire beat Charlotte FC 2-1.

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Robert Lewandowski strikes twice for Chicago Fire in MLS win over Charlotte

First publishedAug 2, 03:48 UTC

Last updatedAug 2, 12:53 UTC · 13m ago

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Robert Lewandowski strikes twice for Chicago Fire in MLS win over Charlotte

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Poland striker scores double on his home MLS debutMessi returns as Inter Miami draw 2-2 with ColumbusRobert Lewandowski scored two goals on his home debut as the Chicago Fire eked out a 2-1 victory over Charlotte FC on ⁠Saturday. The win is Chicago’s first in Major League Soccer since the end of the international break.Lewandowski, signed in late June as a free agent, produced a vintage performance to help the Fire (9-6-2, 29 points) close an ever-narrowing gap with the Eastern Conference’s top three clubs.

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Robert Lewandowski scored two goals for Chicago Fire in their MLS match against Charlotte FC. The Fire won 2-1 at Soldier Field on Saturday. His first goal came from a long-range shot in the 20th minute to equalize. His second goal in the 68th minute gave Chicago the lead and the win.

Why it matters

Lewandowski's goals show his immediate impact after joining MLS, boosting Chicago's playoff hopes. It also highlights how a top European star can adapt to the league.

In brief

Who scored both goals for Chicago Fire?: Robert Lewandowski scored both goals.
What was the final score of the match?: Chicago Fire beat Charlotte FC 2-1.

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The Guardian emphasizes Lewandowski as a free-agent signing, the win ending a winless streak, and Charlotte's road struggles. The Sun-Times focuses on his Barcelona transfer, two-year contract, specific goal details, and notes it was Fire's first home game in over two months.

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The Guardian USAug 2, 11:02describes him as a free agent signed in late June
Chicago Sun-TimesAug 2, 03:48says he moved from FC Barcelona on a two-year deal
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The Guardian USAug 2, 11:02calls it Chicago's first win since the international break
Chicago Sun-TimesAug 2, 03:48notes it was Fire's first home game in over two months
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The Guardian USAug 2, 11:02mentions Charlotte lost four of last five road matches
Chicago Sun-TimesAug 2, 03:48describes 20th-minute screamer, 68th-minute go-ahead goal, and Biel's early lead

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