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Chris Mueller - Records three shotsMueller registered three shots (zero on goal) in Saturday's 1-1 draw against Toronto FC.

ImpactMueller only appeared for 31 minutes off the bench Saturday but still fired in three shots in the draw. He still only has one goal contribution on the season despite appearing 25 times this season, although only 14 appearnces have been starts. The midfielder hasn't had much fantasy value at all this campaign, struggling to see more than a few crosses a match and some defensive stats when on the field.

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Ariel Lassister - First assist as Fire memberLassiter assisted once to go with seven crosses (zero accurate) and two chances created in Saturday's 1-1 draw versus Toronto FC.

ImpactLassiter earned his first assist since joining the Fire, as he found Jonathan Dean in the 84th minute. It took him five appearnces to reach that first goal contribution in Chicago, previously having eight while with Montreal in the earlier parts of the season. He has started in their past four matches and looks to have locked up a starting role with his new club.

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Jonathan Dean - Scores off benchDean scored one goal to go with one shot (one on goal) in Saturday's 1-1 draw against Toronto FC.

ImpactDean only saw one shot in his 15 minutes of play Saturday but he made that chance count, scoring a goal in the 84th minute to equalize the match and earn a draw. This is his only goal of the season in 22 appearances, with 10 of those being starts.

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Chris Brady - Allows one against TorontoBrady registered one save and allowed one goal in Saturday's 1-1 draw against Toronto FC.

ImpactBrady didn't see much action in net Saturday but still allowed a goal, only stopping one of the two shots he faced on net. This is his eighth straight match without a goal contribution, still having four on the season. He will have a chance to make it five against Charlotte on Wednesday, although his eight from last season are out of reach with only two games remaining.

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Matty Longstaff - Solid defensivelyLongstaff recorded four tackles (three won) and two clearances in Saturday's 1-1 draw against Chicago Fire.

ImpactLongstaff didn't see much action in the attack Saturday but still held strong in the defense, notching two clearances and four tackles in the draw. He has now started in 24 of his 30 appearances while notching four goal contributions, as more of his work comes in the defensive portion of the midfield.

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Federico Bernardeschi - Whips in three crossesBernardeschi generated one shot (zero on goal), three crosses (zero accurate) and two corners in Saturday's 1-1 draw versus Chicago Fire.

ImpactBernardeschi was back in the starting XI Saturday after appearing off the bench last match, earning 90 minutes of play. He was okay in his time on the field, registering one shot, a chance created and three crosses. He is without a goal contribution in four appearances, having 13 on the season.

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Prince-Osei Owusu - Nets from penalty spotOwusu scored one goal to go with three shots (two on goal) in Saturday's 1-1 draw against Chicago Fire.

ImpactOwusu scored his first goal in four appearances Saturday, finding a goal from a converted penalty. This marks his eighth goal contribution of the season, all of which are goals. He was quiet outside of his goals, registering three shots in 61 minutes of play.

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