Robert Lewandowski scores an early goal for Chicago Fire against Inter Miami
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 10, 2026, 1:15 AM
Last updated Sep 10, 2026

Chicago Fire striker Robert Lewandowski opened the scoring against Inter Miami in an MLS match held on September 10, 2026. Less than ten minutes into the match, Lewandowski converted a cross from Andrew Gutman with a lunging right-footed volley. The goal marked his sixth of the MLS season in nine league appearances since joining Chicago Fire. The match remains in progress with the early score established by the veteran striker. The contest features high-profile interest as it was promoted as a head-to-head meeting between Lionel Messi and Lewandowski. Spectators in Chicago were present at the stadium to observe the early exchanges of the game.
- •Robert Lewandowski scored for Chicago Fire within the first ten minutes.
- •Andrew Gutman provided the assist on the volley.
- •The match is currently ongoing between Chicago Fire and Inter Miami.
- •This goal is the sixth for Lewandowski in nine league appearances.
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"How about that?!In a match billed as a Lionel Messi vs Robert Lewandowski showdown, it's the Polish number nine who draws first blood as Chicago Fire take an early lead against Inter Miami. Just insid...
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