By Daily sports on September 2, 2020

Nigeria international Emmanuel Dennis says playing football matches without supporters is really stinking at his Belgian club.

The forward grabbed an assist as his team, Club Brugge recorded a 2-1 victory over Genk in a Belgian First Division A game over the weekend.

Matches are being played behind closed doors in the First Division A in order to curb the spread of the coronavirus.

Dennis, who turned out for Brugge in last season’s UEFA Champions League, reflected on the team’s performance against Genk.

“Clearly I’m happy that we grabbed the three points,” Dennis told the club website.

“With all the negative criticism we have been given in the past week, we were extra motivated to claim the full points. And we succeeded, so you can only be happy about that.

“Also with the fact that we managed to really bring pain to Genk, particularly in the first half. We really should have scored more than once, I believe,” he added.

“Fortunately Hans was really well-positioned to head in one of my crosses from the wing, offering us a 1-0 lead as we headed for the dressing room.”

Dennis came close to scoring his first league goal of the 2020/21 season in what was his second match.

“That’s right, I came inches close to tapping in at 0-2, but in all honesty, that cross was really hard which was probably why I came so close,” he added.

“We now need to bring that same energy to our next home game. Let’s hope we can be cheered on by a couple of thousand fans, we really do miss them. Football without supporters, it really stinks, man.”

Dennis, 22, has two caps for Nigeria having made his international debut against Ukraine last year. (African Football)

•PHOTO: Emmanuel Dennis 

Source Daily sports

Posted September 2, 2020

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