Onyedika Opens Goal Account in Club Brugge’s Crushing Win

Super Eagles midfielder Raphael Onyedika delivered an impressive performance, scoring his first goal of the season as Club Brugge demolished St. Truiden 7-0 in the Jupiler Pro League on Saturday.

Fresh off international duty with Nigeria, the 23-year-old played a pivotal role in the midfield, dictating the tempo with his composure and sharp passing.
Onyedika, who had recently endured a red card setback in the Champions League, bounced back in style, marking his return with an impactful performance.
The Nigerian star netted Brugge’s fifth goal in the 51st minute, skillfully converting an assist from Chemsdine Talbi.
His effort wasn’t just about scoring, as he created multiple chances for his teammates, though the forwards missed opportunities to convert his precise passes.
Following Onyedika’s strike, Ardon Jashari added a sixth goal before Hans Vanaken completed the rout, capping off a dominant display by the Belgian giant
Onyedika’s numbers on the night reflected his impressive contribution.
In 58 minutes of action before being substituted for Casper Nielsen, he registered 38 touches, completed 25 of 27 passes with a 93% accuracy rate—the second-best on the field—and made one key pass.
He was also a threat in front of goal, taking two shots: one hit the back of the net while the other rattled the woodwork. Defensively, he chipped in with one tackle and one interception, while winning two of his three ground duels.
With this performance, Onyedika has not only opened his scoring account but also reinforced his importance to Club Brugge as they chase league glory.

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Onyedika Opens Goal Account in Club Brugge’s Crushing Win

Super Eagles midfielder Raphael Onyedika delivered an impressive performance, scoring his first goal of the season as Club Brugge demolished St. Truiden 7-0 in the Jupiler Pro League on Saturday.

Fresh off international duty with Nigeria, the 23-year-old played a pivotal role in the midfield, dictating the tempo with his composure and sharp passing.
Onyedika, who had recently endured a red card setback in the Champions League, bounced back in style, marking his return with an impactful performance.
The Nigerian star netted Brugge’s fifth goal in the 51st minute, skillfully converting an assist from Chemsdine Talbi.
His effort wasn’t just about scoring, as he created multiple chances for his teammates, though the forwards missed opportunities to convert his precise passes.
Following Onyedika’s strike, Ardon Jashari added a sixth goal before Hans Vanaken completed the rout, capping off a dominant display by the Belgian giant
Onyedika’s numbers on the night reflected his impressive contribution.
In 58 minutes of action before being substituted for Casper Nielsen, he registered 38 touches, completed 25 of 27 passes with a 93% accuracy rate—the second-best on the field—and made one key pass.
He was also a threat in front of goal, taking two shots: one hit the back of the net while the other rattled the woodwork. Defensively, he chipped in with one tackle and one interception, while winning two of his three ground duels.
With this performance, Onyedika has not only opened his scoring account but also reinforced his importance to Club Brugge as they chase league glory.

If you use the quotes from this content, you legally agree to give www.brila.net the News credit as the source and a backlink to our story. Copyright 2024 Brila Media.



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