Taiwo Awoniyi scored was the match winner for Royal Excel Mouscron who came from a goal down to beat Oostende 2-1in the Belgian Jupiler League on Sunday reports Completesports.com.
Awoniyi who completed a loan move away from Gent on January 2 secured victory for his side in the 68th minute of the game.
Francis Amuzu was sent off in the 74th minute while in action for Anderlecht who lost 1-0 away at Gent. Gent paraded Anderson Esiti who was cautioned in the 40th minute.
Nigerian striker Jerry Mbakogu scored twice in his first start for Padova who recorded a 3-0 home win over Verona in a Serie B clash played at the Euganeo stadium in Italy.
Orji Okwonkwo was an unused substitute for Bologna who drew 1-1 away at SPAL. Okwonkwo has made eight appearances so far this term.
In Spain, Samuel Chukwueze came on for Pablo Fornals on the hour mark in Villarreal’s 1-1 draw at home to Athletic Bilbao.
It was Chukwueze’s 10th La Liga start of the campaign. He has scored twice.
Moses Simon was an unused substitute for Levante who spanked Real Valladolid 2-0. Simon has made five appearances and has scored once.
Kenneth Omeruo saw yellow in Leganes 3-1 loss away to Barcelona. It was the 13th game of the campaign for Omeruo who was outstanding despite the defeat.
In France
Anthony Nwakaeme saw all 90 minutes for Trabzonspor who lost 4-2 at home to Istanbul Basaksehir in a Turkish League game on Sunday.
Nwakaeme has scored four goals in 11 appearances for Trabzonspor. His compatriot Ogenyi Onazi who is currently recuperating from an Achilles injury came out to the pitch to greet the home fans for the warm support at the start of the game.
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COMMENTS
Keep firing Awoniyi and don’t stop scoring goals.
We want to be hearing good news like this from our sport ambassadors.
With more effort to put ball in the net always, it will end up attracting bigger clubs to come looking for you, and your place in the national team will be bright.
The likes of Awoniyi, and the rest U17 squads of 2013 and 2015, majority will form the future SE.
But first, we want to see them improved and play in good clubs.
What a sweet relief for Awoniyi. I for one felt his move to Gent was a step up after a commendable spell at REM last season….but if front nor gree for go…back suppose gree for return…!
And for Anderson Esiti….week in week out this guy is always strutting his stuff at Gent and no one seems to be mentioning his name.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqQOcPkzVqI
Just stumbled on this clip.
We actually had our own C.Ronaldo before there ever was a C.Ronaldo. No wonder Mr ‘Mathematical’ was once a ‘wearer’ the AFOTY crown
Good for Awoniyi, keep fighting hard, we know very soon you will shine very bright. Kalu is really performing week in week out for his club. Honestly the competition for places in Super Eagles is getting fiercer, which is very good. Based on current form, I propose this squad will be a force is AfCON.
Uzoho
Aina,Ekong,Omeruo,Collins
Ndidi,Iwobi,Agu
Kalu,Ighalo,Musa
Bench
Afelokhai/Ezenwa
Shehu/Ebuehi, Ajayi,Balagun,Ogu
Mikel,Chukwueze,Etebo
Onyekuru,Odey/Osimen,Simon
Except Kelechi and even Success really dramatically improves their conversion rates, i expect them to be dropped for AFCON. But I know Rohr will never drop Kelechi. Shehu and Ebuehi have been have injury issues lately, I think the fitter of both is good enough. Odey deserves his call up by now, but Rohr will rather call Osimen I know. (purely my views)But lets watch and see.