Paul Onuachu scored the decisive goal as Trabzonspor defeated Gaziantep 2-1 in their Turkish Super Lig encounter on Sunday.
The Nigeria international has now scored in six consecutive matches for Trabzonspor.
Gaziantep took the lead through Mohamed Bayo in the 22nd minute.
The visitors fought back almost immediately with Felipe Augusto netting the equaliser two minutes later.
Read Also:Moffi Almost Ready For Starting Role — Porto Boss Farioli
Onuachu scored the decisive goal for the visitors in the 27th minute.
It was the forward’s 35th goal for the Black Sea Storm.
The 31-year-old has now scored 17 goals in 18 matches across all competitions for Trabzonspor.
Fatih Tekke’s side maintain third position on the table with 48 points.
By Adeboye Amosu
7 Comments
All hail the king of turkey!!!
Onuachu!!!
A massive 17 goals in 18 matches..While osmhen has just 9 goals in 16 matches despite playing with a star studded team of this world their icardi, mario, sane, Gudungan etc smh…
Even if we total osimhen goals in all competition (15) is still not up to onuachu goals for his small club in the league…
My people that is how the measure greatness….out of nothing or little they make the most!!!!
Longimanus strikes yet again. His long legs keep inflicting damage on opponents.
The so called tolotolo league no be banga and starch ooo. E no easy!
If Turkish clubs are tolotolo standard, how did one of them manage to beat European giants Juventus 5-2 just last week?
Don’t bother to explain. You go explain taya, no evidence.
Their league must be decent, which is why Onuachu’s goals also deserve respect.
If we insist on disrespecting the Turkish league, then we are also saying Onuachu’s goals don’t matter, which of course would be a big falsehood.
Our 2 superstars Osimhen and Onuachu should continue to light up the Turkish league with goals.
Pump it up Pompei, pump it up. Onuachu nachu chu chu X. Onuachu Ziggy Zagga Ziggy Zagga. Onuachu Gonuachu. He is far better than others in Turkey.
Heaven bless Onuachu. Heaven bless our resident Pen Pusher.
Hehehehe even those born in the dark ages, I am sure must have heard of the term “upsets in football… even if it may not be”major upset in football history”…
Like in 1988, Wimbledon a team competing in EFL League One, the third tier of the English football league system. Defeating a Liverpool side in an FA Cup Final…does it change the global known fact that a third tier team is better than an elite english liverpool side dominant in the elite division?? No way!!!
What about Saudi Arabia 2-1 win over Argentina in the recent 2022 World Cup…does it now dispute the well known fact that the saudi pro league is better than the argentine league????
In just this third round of the 2025–26 FA Cup, a National League North’s side Macclesfield defeated the Premier League team and title holders Crystal Palace 2–1….now I guess the national league is better than the no 1 league in the world!!!
Does it change the fact that the epl or a liverpool epl side is better than a third tier team or league one??
Does it change the fact that the argentine league is better than the saudi pro league???……..
…………..
…………
Oh! Please CSN bring back the edit button…thanks
As they say in local parlance….you go explain explain explain, you go explain taya…… LMAOOoo
When Osimhen scores in Turkey….it is a tolotolo league….. LMAOOoo. But when Onuachu scores in the same Turkish league….it is how greatness is measured…… LMAOOoo
Someone should tell this lout to save his energy for fixing his decaying destiny rather than contradicting himself everyday….. LMAOoo….all in a bid to prove the sun rises from the south and sets in the east…. LMAaooo
May God not make us lack common sense
Indeed, upset dey shele for football. But how can you ever call a 5-2 spanking just an upset?
A one sided blow out 5-2 scoreline is not just an upset. Galatasaray thoroughly deserved the win. Juve were outplayed and outgunned by a tolotolo club.
And Osimhen the mighty tolotolo was a major reason that scoreline occurred. He disturbed and harrassed Juve defenders all night. Sans Osimhen, that game would definitely have been different. With no Osimhen wahala, Juve would have been able to come out more.