The weekend roundup for week 15 saw Yankuba Minteh made history in Feyenoord’s 6-0 win over Ajax. Alfusainey Gassama has now taken his tally to 13 league goals. Adama Sidibeh and Ebrima Darboe scored their second league goals, while Solomon Kanform and Ebrima Colley provided assists over the weekend.
Italy
Ebrima Darboe scored his second league goal in Sampdoria 2-2 draw against Palermo. Darboe scored a stunner in the 61st minute and later went out injured.
Home talent Dino Mehic’s goal in the 61st minute was enough for Virtus Verona to snatch a 1-0 victory against Triestina. Sheikh Sibi kept his 12th clean sheet of the season. The Gambian goalkeeper made a save in the 39th minute to deny the host a potential opener.
France
Metz threw away their early lead as Brest punished winning 4-3 scoreline. Ablie Jallow was handed a start and lasted 64 minutes. Sunday’s defeat at Stade Francis-Le Blé saw Metz’s chance of retaining Ligue 1 status fade week after week.
Netherlands
Yankuba Minteh scored a brace and assisted in Feyenoord’s historical victory against Ajax on Sunday, De Klassieker. Minteh assisted Paixo for the opener before doubling the lead in the 36th minute. In the second half, Minteh went on to score a sublime goal, taking his tally to nine goals in 23 matches.
Switzerland
Young Boys came from behind to draw 2-2 against St. Gallen. Ebrima Colley has now taken his goal contribution to six (three goals and three assists). Colley replaced Lauper in the 86th minute and went on to pass Mvuka for the equaliser.
Scotland
Adama Sidibeh has now started St. Johnstone’s last three games. After scoring his first home goal, Adama replicated his scoring form against Hibernian, breaking the deadlock in the 49th minute. Tony Gallacher won it for the visitor’s in the 81st minute with his first goal for the club.
Czech Republic
Ebrima Singhateh scored from the spot to register his first goal for SK Sigma Olomouc. It was too late for the visitor’s, despite scoring two goals.
Denmark
James Goemz and Odense BK played a barren draw. Odense were coming off a 1-0 defeat against Vejle. James Gomez played the full game, and Alasana Manneh was on the bench, while young defender Yaya Bojang made the 20-man list as an unused substitute.
Match winner against Odense BK, Musa Juwara played full throttle Vejle’s 1-1 draw with Viborg FF. Juwara scooped the man of the match as Vejle left it late for the equalizer. Hamza Barry replaced Ghanaian midfielder Ofori in the 70th minute.
AC Horsens, who were winless in their last five games, secured a 1-0 win over Hillerod thanks to Simon Becker’s 13th-minute goal. Alagie Saine played 85 minutes, making it his 20th appearance.
Sweden
Mjällby AIF’s flying start continues following their 3-0 home win over IFK Norrköping on Saturday. Abdoulie Manneh had to wait for his home debut at the Strandvallen after being an unused substitute.
Kristianstad FC edged IFK Hässelholm 4-1. Bubacarr Jobe assisted Omar Dampha for the opener and went on to score the third goal in the 52nd minute.
Estonia
Paide returned to winning ways. Beating Kuressaare 3-1 to move to second place. Ebrima Jarju captained Paide on Saturday afternoon, and the netminder made his presence felt by saving a Marten penalty in the ninth minute.
Northern Macedonia
Solomon Kanform played his 15th league match on Sunday. The former Sheikh Jamal captain has started the last five matches. Solomon cross was converted by Pepi Gjorgiev in the eighth minute as they edged FC Shkupi in a must-win match.
Qatar
Al Markhiya beat Al Ahli Doha 4-1. Yusupha Njie assisted Bannis for the third goal.
UAE
Alfusainey Gassama scored his 13th league goal at the Dibba Stadium following their 2-2 draw against United Football Club in the UAE Gassama scored from a cross after the visitor’s failed their line, and Gassama got the better of them.
CAF
11th time CAF Champions League champions Al Ahly edged Simba SC 3-0 on aggregate. The returned leg ended 2-0 in favor of the Red Devils. Pa Omar Jobe replaced Burundian international Saidi in the 84th minute.
Esperance edged Mimosas 4-2 in the post-penalty shoot-out. Kebba Sowe wasn’t involved in the return leg.
Kajally Drammeh made his fifth appearance in the CAF Confederation Cup. Drammeh, on loan from Cape Town City, replaced Mohamed Farouk in the 81st as Future FC lost 3-2 on aggregate against Zamalek in the quarterfinals.
