Guinea star Serhou Guirassy makes Champions League history with brace and own goal

Guinean striker Serhou Guirassy found himself at the centre of a remarkable and eventful Champions League night after making history during Borussia Dortmund’s clash against Villarreal.

The Borussia Dortmund forward produced a bizarre combination of goalscoring moments, netting twice for his side while also inadvertently scoring an own goal during the same fixture.

According to reports, the extraordinary sequence saw Guirassy become the first player in UEFA Champions League history to score a brace and an own goal in a single match.

The 30-year-old’s attacking influence remained crucial for Dortmund throughout the encounter, as his constant movement and clinical finishing caused serious problems for Villarreal’s defence.

However, his evening also included an unfortunate moment at the other end of the pitch, with his deflection finding the back of his own net and giving the Spanish side a lifeline during the contest.

Despite the defensive mishap, Guirassy’s overall performance ensured he played a central role in one of the most memorable individual statistical displays seen in the competition.

The Guinean international has continued to establish himself as one of Africa’s most prolific forwards in European football, with his performances for Dortmund attracting widespread attention.