Senegal midfielder Mbaye Jacques Ndiaye scores on season debut for Motor Lublin

Senegalese midfielder Mbaye Jacques Ndiaye made an immediate impact in the Polish top flight by scoring on his first appearance of the season as Motor Lublin secured a 2-2 draw against Widzew.

The 22-year-old found the back of the net shortly after the restart, scoring in the 49th minute to bring Motor Lublin level and revive his side’s hopes of taking something from the match.

Ndiaye, who started the game, delivered a decisive contribution in his first competitive appearance of the campaign after joining the team’s attacking efforts from the beginning.

The goal was a significant moment for the former Teungueth FC player, who showed his ability to influence important moments early in the season.

After producing a strong display, Ndiaye was replaced in the 83rd minute as Motor Lublin continued their search for a winning goal.

Another Senegalese player at the club, Serge Christopher Simon, also featured during the match. The former Be Sport Academy player entered the game in the 78th minute and helped his team during the closing stages of the encounter.

Despite both sides pushing for victory, the match ended 2-2, with Ndiaye’s equaliser proving crucial in helping Motor Lublin secure a point.

The goal marked an ideal beginning to the new season for the Senegal international, who will now look to build on his impressive opening performance.

Having developed his career in Senegal before moving abroad, Ndiaye continues to gain experience in European football and will aim to become an important figure for Motor Lublin throughout the campaign.

His first-match goal provides an early boost for both the player and the club as they prepare for the challenges ahead in Poland’s top division.