Senegalese duo Mbaye Ndiaye and Christopher Simon inspire Motor Lublin to late win

Senegalese forwards Mbaye Jacques Ndiaye and Christopher Simon scored as Motor Lublin secured a dramatic 3-2 victory over Radomiak Radom in the 10th round of the Polish league.

Simon struck in stoppage time to settle the contest after both sides had scored twice, completing a comeback victory for Motor Lublin in a match that remained in the balance until the final stages.

Radomiak Radom took the lead in the 24th minute through Koperski, leaving Motor Lublin to chase the game before the interval. The hosts responded after the break, with Ndiaye bringing them level eight minutes into the second half.

The former Teungueth FC forward scored in the 53rd minute to register his third goal of the season. He has also provided three assists, continuing his contribution to Motor Lublin’s attacking efforts.

Ndiaye’s equaliser gave Motor Lublin renewed momentum, and the team went on to take the lead in the 70th minute. Czubak converted a penalty to make it 2-1, putting the hosts in a position to claim all three points.

However, Radomiak refused to give up. Kingue scored in the 80th minute to restore parity and set up a tense finish, with both teams seeking a decisive goal.

As the match appeared to be heading towards a draw, Simon emerged as the decisive figure. The former Be Sport Academy player found the net in stoppage time to give Motor Lublin a 3-2 lead and secure a valuable victory.

The late strike was particularly significant for Simon, who opened his goal account for the season with the winner. His contribution ensured that Motor Lublin capitalised on their second-half improvement to claim all three points.

Both Senegalese players completed the full match, playing an important role in the team’s success. Ndiaye provided the equaliser that started Motor Lublin’s comeback, while Simon delivered the decisive finish in the closing moments.

The result also highlighted the contributions of Senegalese players in the Polish league, with the two forwards finding the net in the same fixture.

For Ndiaye, the goal added to his growing season tally, taking him to three goals and three assists. Simon, meanwhile, will take confidence from scoring his first goal of the campaign, particularly after securing the victory in dramatic fashion.

Motor Lublin’s 3-2 win over Radomiak Radom was sealed by the Senegalese duo, whose goals proved crucial in a closely contested encounter.