By Daily sports on October 19, 2020
Paul Onuachu climbed to the summit of the scoring chart in the Belgian First Division A with a goal in Genk’s 2-1 defeat of Sadio Berahino’s Sporting Charleroi.
Onuachu opened the scoring at the Luminus Arena on Sunday with his eighth goal of the season on his eighth league outing with the Blue-White.
He scored in the 25th minute but his effort was cancelled out by Burundi star Berahino, who drew Sporting Charleroi level three minutes into the second half.
A few minutes later, Joakim Maehle found the back of the net to hand Genk their third win in the Belgian top-flight this term.
Onuachu played the duration but he received a yellow card in the 82nd minute while his compatriot Cyriel Dessers watched on as an unused substitute.
Both players were part of the Nigeria team that played against Algeria and Tunisia a week ago during their training camp in Austria.
Ivory Coast's Eboue Kouassi came on as a 78th-minute substitute for Genk while Sporting Charleroi replaced Berahino in the 68th minute and Senegal winger Mamadou Fall featured for 90 minutes.
Onuachu will aim to continue his fine goalscoring form when Genk visit rivals Gent for their next league match on October 26.
The Super Eagles striker is a goal short from equalling his league tally of nine goals in 22 matches last season. (Goal)
•PHOTO: Paul Onuachu
Source Daily sports
Posted October 19, 2020
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