🎥 Long-range stunner showcases Chicago's surging confidence 🔥 | OneFootball

Chicago could make a surprising run for the Eastern Conference lead after recent performances have seen them surge up to third place. And their confidence continues to grow on Saturday!

The Fire made the trip to New York to face the Red Bulls and took the lead minutes before the half-time break. But this time, it wasn't blockbuster signing Robert Lewandowski with the goal. 

Maren Haile-Selassie was the man to break the deadlock, instead. After the ball was carried out wide left, the No. 7 was picked out just near the corner of the box.

He then didn't hesitate, with a quick shot into the far right corner. The accuracy was no match for diving goalkeeper Ethan Horvath.

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It goes down as his fifth goal of the season after 21 MLS games, alongside his four assists.

Haile-Selassie previously won the Fire's Golden Boot after a six-goal campaign in 2023.

Has Lewandowski's arrival and output sparked a resurgence among other attackers?

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