San Jose Earthquakes' Chris Wondolowski became Major League Soccer's all-time leading scorer on Saturday, scoring his 146th career goal to break the record previously set by Landon Donovan with a brace against Chicago Fire.
It was the second goal that handed him the record:
B/R FootballThe new ud83dudc51 of MLS goals—congratulations, @ChrisWondo! https://t.co/XBBZrfyMv4
Here's a look at the first, which was also his first goal of the season:
Major League SoccerTHE ALL-TIME SCORING RECORD BELONGS TO @CHRISWONDO! #Quakes74 https://t.co/MXZoyTUMA0
According to Goal, the veteran forward already owned the all-time record for goals for a single club, having spent the majority of his playing career with the Earthquakes.