Reggie Lambe (Toronto FC) crushes goal past Sean Johnson (Chicago Fire)

Toronto FC midfielder Reggie Lambe scores his 1st of two goals on the day with a rocket past Chicago Fire goalkeeper Sean Johnson. The former Ipswich Town player would go on to score a second goal but it wasn’t enough as Toronto FC dropped the result 3-2 to the Fire.

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