Sargent Scores Three Times as Toronto FC Rallies to Tie Chicago Fire 4-4
Josh Sargent scored three times and Derrick Etienne Jr. equalized in stoppage time as Toronto FC earned its eighth comeback draw this season.
- Toronto FC and Chicago Fire played to a 4-4 draw at BMO Field on Saturday, with both sides trading goals throughout the high-scoring contest.
- Chicago forward Maren Haile-Selassie opened the scoring in the 13th minute, though Toronto rallied to earn a draw for the eighth time this season after goalkeeper Luka Gavran was caught out of position.
- Toronto forward Josh Sargent recorded a hat trick—the club's first since Federico Bernardeschi on May 18, 2024—scoring in the 27th and 54th minutes to break a 2-all tie.
- Robert Lewandowski scored for Chicago in the 63rd minute to put the Fire ahead, but Derrick Etienne salvaged a point for Toronto with the tying goal two minutes into second-half injury time.
- Both clubs return to action on Wednesday; Toronto stays home to host Nashville, while the Fire travels to play Miami.
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Maren Haile-Selassie scores twice, but Chicago Fire allow stoppage-time goal to settle for 4-4 draw in Toronto
Derrick Etienne Jr. scored the tying goal in second-half stoppage time and Josh Sargent recorded his first career hat trick as Toronto FC rallied for a 4-4 draw against the Chicago Fire on Saturday.
Maren Haile-Selassie scores twice as Fire earn 4-4 draw at Toronto
<p>TORONTO — Derrick Etienne Jr. scored the tying goal in second-half stoppage time and Josh Sargent recorded his first career hat trick as Toronto FC rallied for a 4-4 draw against the Fire on Saturday night.</p><p>Toronto (5-7-11) allowed the first goal and came back to earn at least a draw for the eighth time this season.</p><p>Chicago (11-6-5) played to a draw for the third straight match.</p><p>Sargent scored his first goal on a strike from…
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Sargent scores three times as Toronto FC rallies to tie Chicago Fire 4-4
TORONTO - Derrick Etienne Jr. scored the tying goal two minutes into second-half injury time and Josh Sargent scored a hat trick as Toronto FC rallied for a 4-4 draw
Robert Lewandowski scored as his Chicago Fire side drew 4-4 away against Toronto FC in Major League Soccer. It was the 38-year-old Polish international's fifth goal in the competition.
Robert Lewandowski continued his strong performances with the Chicago Fire jersey and helped his new team forge a strategically important 4:4 draw against the team of
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