Adaptability has been a cornerstone of Chicago Fire head coach Veljko Paunovic's approach during his tenure with the club dating back to his winter 2015 arrival. In Saturday's 3-0 romp over the visiting New England Revolution, nowhere was that trait more on display than in the performance of forward Luis Solignac.
Solignac -- a No. 9 by trade -- put in one of his finest efforts in a Fire shirt, despite occupying a less familiar spot on the team's right wing. In a 72-minute outing, the Argentine helped give the Fire an early man advantage by drawing a New England ejection and additionally played key passes on both of the team's first two goals.