Griezmann Scores, Lewandowski Quiet in MLS Debuts as New Stars Arrive

Antoine Griezmann scored his first MLS goal for Orlando City in a 4-0 win over San Jose Earthquakes, showcasing seamless integration and effective link-up play. Robert Lewandowski endured a quiet 62-minute debut for Chicago Fire in a 3-2 loss to Inter Miami, who were missing Lionel Messi and Rodrigo De Paul. Miami's Luis Suárez scored twice, and homegrown player Preston Plambeck netted the 87th-minute winner. The matches marked the return of MLS from the World Cup break, highlighting the adjustment period for new marquee signings.

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