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I'm using MongoDB, and I tried to do it with many pipeline steps but I couldn't find a way.

I have a team_squads collection, where a document looks like this with an array players that contain objects where a players is present in one of the objects.

    {
        "seasonId": 363,
        "seasonLabel": "2020/21",
        "teamId": 1,
        "players": [
            {
                "appearances": 12,
                "p_id": 4985
            },
            ....
        ]
    },

I have a pipeline from an other collection that returns the following

  {
    totalPlaytime: 1058,
    averagePasses: 58.52551984877127,
    name: 'Mateusz Klich',
    id: 13089,
    seasonId: 363,
    appearances: 12,
    averagePlaytime: 88.16666666666667
  }

What I want to do is get the field teamId and appearances by matching id with p_id and matching seasonId. How can this be done, I'm having not been successful in creating a pipeline that does this.

The expected result is,

  {
    totalPlaytime: 1058,
    averagePasses: 58.52551984877127,
    name: 'Mateusz Klich',
    id: 13089,
    seasonId: 363,
    appearances: 12,
    averagePlaytime: 88.16666666666667
    appearances: 12,
    teamId: 1,
  }

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Found answer in an other post where the trick is to match the top level field first and unwind the array of interest before matching the field in the array. Below is the pipeline.

    .lookup({
        'from': 'team_squads',
        'let': {'id': '$id', 'seasonId': '$seasonId'},
        'pipeline': [
            { '$match': {"$expr": { '$eq': [ "$seasonId", "$$seasonId" ] } } },
            { "$unwind": "$players" },
            { "$match": { "$expr": { "$eq": ["$players.p_id", "$$id"] } } },
         ],
        'as': 'player_stats'
    })
    .unwind(
        'player_stats'
    )
    .project({
        'totalPlaytime': 1,
        'total_pass': 1,
        'averagePasses': 1,
        'name': 1,
        'id': 1,
        'seasonId': 1,
        'teamId': '$player_stats.teamId',
        'teamName': '$player_stats.teamName',
        'appearances': '$player_stats.players.appearances',
        '_id': 0
    })
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