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Peter Kioso has made his much-anticipated return to competitive football with Oxford United after recovering from a health issue that had sidelined him during the Democratic Republic of Congo’s recent clash with Ethiopia. The defender, who hails from Dublin, Ireland, was forced to leave the pitch early in that match due to an unexpected malaise.
Kioso’s return to action came on Wednesday as he featured for Oxford United in their Championship match against Queens Park Rangers.
The game, which was part of the 20th round of fixtures in the English second division, marked the 24-year-old’s first appearance since his brief absence, much to the relief of fans of both his club and the Congolese national team.
The defender had been a crucial part of both his club’s defensive setup and Congo’s international ambitions before his recent health scare.
Kioso’s ability to recover quickly and resume his role in the team highlights his commitment and physical resilience.
His return to the pitch against Queens Park Rangers not only provides a boost to Oxford United’s campaign but also serves as a testament to his strong mental and physical recovery.
With the Championship season intensifying, Kioso’s involvement is expected to be vital for his club as they navigate the remainder of the competition.
Oxford United will be hoping that Kioso’s fitness continues to improve as they push for their goals in the highly competitive English second tier.
It was a tough night for the returning Peter Kioso, who made a couple of eye-catching errors, one of which led to the QPR second goal.
Here’s what Des Buckingham said about the #oufc right back and not blaming individual errors.https://t.co/sUrSzx6wIO
— Liam Rice (@OxMailLiamRice) December 12, 2024
