Awoniyi Ends Wait For First Mainz Goal Against Cologne

By Daily Sports on May 18, 2020

Taiwo Awoniyi came from the bench to score his first Mainz goal in Sunday’s German top-flight clash against Cologne.

With the hosts appearing destined for defeat having gone two goals down through Mark Uth and Florian Kainz, Awoniyi launched his team’s comeback in the 2-2 draw at the Mungersdorfer Stadium.

It was the forward’s first strike for the German top-flight outfit following his loan move from Premier League outfit.

After failing to break into Jurgen Klopp’s squad after completing a loan move at Royal Excel Mouscron previously, he has now broken his duck for Mainz in his seventh league outing.

Uth put the Billy Goats in front from the penalty spot after just six minutes of action, while Kainz made it two in the 53rd minute thanks to Dominick Drexler’s assist.

However, the tables turned positively for the visitors when manager Achim Beierlorzer threw on Awoniyi for Dong-Won Ji in the 56th minute.

Five minutes later, he justified his inclusion by reducing the deficit after slotting past goalkeeper Timo Horn following a pass from Bote Baku.

Cameroon international Pierre Kunde rescued a point for the visitors with a 72nd-minute equaliser – finishing off Jerry St. Juste’s pass. Eleven minutes after his strike, Kunde was replaced by Danny Latza.

Tunisia international Ellyes Skhiri was on parade from start to finish for Cologne but could not help Markus Gisdol’s side secure maximum points at home. (Goal)

•PHOTO: Taiwo Awoniyi 

 

Source Daily Sports

Posted May 18, 2020


 

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