André Franco bags assists, MVP in second Chicago Fire game | OneFootball

On loan from FC Porto, Portuguese midfielder André Franco stood out this Sunday while playing for Chicago Fire, providing two assists in his second game for the American team.

In the home match against New England Revolution, Franco delivered both assists, recorded a pass accuracy of 92 percent (60 out of 65), and was named man of the match.

Jonathan Bamba (2'), Philip Zinckernagel (10'), and Hugo Cuypers (68') scored for Chicago. The young Peyton Miller (78') and Carles Gil (90+4') pulled goals back for the visitors, but could not avoid defeat.

The Portuguese player started in the lineup and was substituted in the 76th minute. At the end of the match, he expressed that he was "motivated" with the new club: "I am pleased to have helped the team secure an important victory and motivated to keep working to meet the expectations of the club and the fans."

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