African scorers of the weekend: Mané, Zaha, Osimhen, Hakimi, the efficient leaders

In the victory of Crystal Palace (9), Wilfried Zaha, an Ivorian from Ivory, scored twice.^e) against Aston Villa (3-1), on the occasion of the 3^eChampion dayEngland. Spain (2^e daytime), the Senegalese Pathé CissRayo Vallecano scored the second goal (5^e) against Espanyol Barcelona (2-0). Germany (3^e day), Bayern Munich (1^er) offered a veritable attacking festival on the lawn of Bochum (7-0), with a double (including a penalty) from Senegalese Sadio Mané.

The Paris-SG (1^er) walked on the lawn of Lille (7-1), with a goal from the Moroccan Ashraf HakimiDuring the 3^eChampion day France. His compatriot Achraf Dai scored one goal in Brest’s three goals^eAngers (3-1), Sofiane Boufal, another Atlas Lion, reduced the score. Marseilles (2^e) dominated Nantes (2-1), the Congolese (DRC) Chancel Mbemba having opened the scoring for the Phocaeans. Clermont Foot (5.) Clermont Foot was allowed to score by Tunisian Saif–Eddine Khaoui.^e) to win (1-0) against Nice. Strasbourg (14^eReims hooked despite a goal by Alexander Djiku (1-1), A penalty from Malian Ibrahima Koné allowed Lorient to draw at Toulouse (2-2). Lens scored one of its four goals from the penalty spot through Ivorian Seko Fofana (3^e) in Monaco (4-1). The first of Auxerre’s two goals was scored by Cape Verdean Nuno Da Costa (10^e), winner in Montpellier (2-1).

AC Milan wins Bennacer

In Italy (2^eday), Naples beat Monza (4-0) thanks in part to Victor Osimhen, a Nigerian goalkeeper. AC Milan (3^e) got the draw at Atalanta Bergamo thanks to the Algerian Ismaël Bennacer. In Belgium (5^eDay), the Senegalese Pape Gueye scored Kortrijk’s only goal (13^eGenk won (1-2). The Chadian Marius Mouandilmadji offered a double for the victory at Seraing (17).^e) at Eupen (3-1).

In Albania (1^Time day), Laçi (1^er) beat Teuta (3-1) with a goal from Nigerian Adeleke Akinyemi. In Armenia (4^eDay), the Ghanaian Annan Mensah permitted Alashkert (1^er) to draw against Ararat-Armenia (1-1). In Azerbaijan (3^e day), Sabah (2^e) dominated (2-1) Neftchi Baku (4^e) with a goal from Nigerian Emmanuel Apeh, his compatriot Yusuf Lawal having scored for the visitors. Malian Amadou Coulibaly scored Tuzla City’s first goal (2^e) against Leotar (4-1) in the 5^eDay in Bosnia and Herzegovina Bulgaria (7^eDay) Algerian Zakaria Bechaa scored one of Cherno More’s four goals (2^e) against Botev Plovdiv (4-3). In Estonia (24^eday), Gambians Ebriha Sinagu and Bubacarr Tembedu each scored goals in the big victory at Paide (4th) against Tallinna Kalev (7-9).

Gueye still goalscorer for Latvia

Finland (19^e day), Ilves (8^e) clearly won at Mariehamn (5-2) with a goal from the Ghanaian Eric OtengCameroonian Ariel Ngeukam scored another. Nigerian Charles Chinedu scored twice in Lahti’s favor (11^e) to VPS (3-2). In Israel (1^Time day), Hapoel Jerusalem (4^eDespite a goal by Congolese (DRC), Jordan Botaka, ) was hooked up by Hapoel Hadera (1-1). In Kazakhstan (16^eday), Tobol (4^e) was held in check by Taraz (2-2) despite a goal from Nigerian Chidi Osuchukwu. The 25th day of championship saw LatviaIn Valmiera’s draw, the Senegalese Djibril Guieye scored a second goal (1^er) against RFS (2-2). Tukums (7^e) dominated (2-1) Liepaja with a penalty from Senegalese Ibrahima Sow, while Congolese (DRC) Gauthier Mankenda opened the scoring for the visitors. In Lithuania (25^eday) despite a new goal set by Samuel Odeoibo, Nigeria, Hegalmann (2^e) was held in check by kauno Zalgiris (1-1). Moroccan El Hassane M’Barki scored a second victory over Mondercange (5^e) at Wiltz (4-1) during the 3^eChampion day Luxemburg. In Moldova (4^eDay), new success of Sheriff Tiraspol (1^er) against Balti, with a goal from Steve Ambri (Guinea-Bissau). In Malta (1^TimeDay), Ghanaian Geoffrey Acheampong scored one goal for Gudja (5^e) against Mosta FC (2-1).Norway (19^e day), Strömgodset crushed Jerv (6-0) with a brace from Nigerian Fred Friday and a goal from his compatriot Jack Ipalibo.

Zohi, Rose, Muleka shine

The success of Casa Pia was made possible by the Nigerian Sauveur Godwin (with a goal).^e) against Boavista (2-0), during the 3^eChampion day Portugal. Vizela was allowed by Kevin Zohi of Malian (12).^e) to draw at Chaves, while Ghanaian Abdul-Aziz Yakubu scored a goal for Rio Ave (15^e) at Estoril (2-2). Poland (6^eDay), Mauritian Lindsay Rose allowed Legia Warsaw (22^e) to obtain in the last minutes the point of the draw against Gornik Zabrze (2-2). Czech Republic (4^eday), Slavia Pra (1^erPardubice won 7-0 with a brace by Nigerian Moses Usor. Gambian Lamin Jawo scored one Zlin’s goals (16).^e) against Jablonec (2-2). Teplic won the victory of the Senegalese Abdallah Ganingue (10).^e) against Ostrava (2-1). Russia (6^e day), Akhmat Grozny (8^e) lost on the lawn of CSKA Moscow (2-4), despite a goal from Burkinabé Mohamed Konaté.

In Slovakia (6^eDay), Nigerian Moses David Cobnan scored Podbrazova’s 2nd goal (5^e) against Banska Bystrica (3-1) His compatriot Chukwubuikem Ikwuemesi scored both goals for Celje (6^e) in Maribor (2-2), during the 6^eDay of the Slovenian Championship. Finally, in Turkey (3^e day), Besiktas Istanbul (2^e) easily beat (4-1) Fatih Karagumruk (18^e), with a goal from Cameroonian Georges-Kevin N’Koudou and another from Congolese (DRC) Jackson Muleka, while Senegalese Mbaye Diagne reduced the score for the visitors. Hatayspor was saved by Ayoub El Khaabi, a Moroccan.^eGaziantep (1-2) beat him at home.

Alexis BILLEBAULT