Algerian striker Mohammed Amoura exhibited sheer brilliance on Wednesday, guiding Union Saint-Gilloise to a stunning qualification for the Cofidis Cup final against Club Bruges. Despite trailing in the first leg of the final, Amoura’s pivotal goal proved instrumental in securing a remarkable comeback.
In the initial encounter, Union Saint-Gilloise faced a deficit after the first leg but managed to keep the margin within manageable bounds.
The home leg posed a crucial challenge, with the team trailing by a solitary goal, necessitating a resilient performance to overturn the odds.
The turning point unfolded in the second half when Union Saint-Gilloise, led by Amoura’s exemplary play, showcased dominance on the field. Amoura, the prolific Algerian international and the team’s top scorer of the season with 17 goals in the Pro League, rose to the occasion by leveling the score in the 78th minute.
Amidst the fervor of the match, Union Saint-Gilloise’s aspirations soared as Rossy Sykes secured a decisive goal in added time, sealing a 2-0 victory and an overall 3-2 triumph against Club Bruges across the double confrontation.
This historic win propels Union Saint-Gilloise, leaders in the Pro League, into the final of the Belgian Cup, marking a monumental achievement in the club’s 110-year history.
The remarkable journey to the final is a testament to the collective determination and Amoura’s individual brilliance, etching a memorable chapter in the annals of Union Saint-Gilloise’s football legacy.
Le but de Mohammed Amoura en Coupe de Belgique !🇩🇿💫
— ⭐️Squadra Khadra🇩🇿 (@Squadra213) February 28, 2024
