David Accam scores consolation goal in Chicago Fire 3-1 defeat

16:06 - 22 April 2017

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The goal was Accam's 21st career MLS goal, moving him into a tie with Nate Jaqua for ninth on the club's all-time list

Ghana striker David Accam grabbed a consolation goal for Chicago Fire in their 3-1 defeat at Toronto FC on Friday night.

Accam entered the match as a 61st-minute substitute and went on to score his second goal of the season in the 88th minute.

The goal was Accam's 21st career MLS goal, moving him into a tie with Nate Jaqua for ninth on the club's all-time list, and his 26th in all competitions, good for joint-eighth with Marco Pappa.

Prior to Friday, Accam had not recorded a goal or an assist in five previous MLS regular season appearances against Toronto FC.

Sebastian Giovinco scored twice as Toronto defeated Chicago Fire 3-1 on Friday night, handing German star Bastian Schweinsteiger his first loss in Major League Soccer.