Robert Lewandowski assists and scores a goal in Chicago Fire's match against Seattle Sounders

The experienced striker, who has been a Fire player since July after the expiry of his contract with Barcelona, ​​played the entire match on Saturday, local time.

The Sounders players took the lead twice, after goals by Serb Dejan Joveljić in the 12th minute and at the beginning of the second half, but the guests were able to respond each time, thanks to Lewandowski.

In the 38th minute, he assisted a spectacular goal by the Swiss Maren Haile-Selassie from about 15 meters, and in the 82nd minute, he set the result with a clever header almost from the end line and with the passive attitude of the rival goalkeeper.

The captain of the Polish national team has four goals in MLS. He also scored in the Leagues Cup, a competition from which his team had recently been eliminated.

The Firemen are still third in the MLS Eastern Conference table with 37 points in 21 games. Nashville SC leads with 49 points.