Quevilly-Rouen-Métropole (QRM) seized an early advantage against Dunkirk with a well-executed play orchestrated by Senegalese international Pape Ndiaga Yade and Malian striker Kalifa Coulibaly.
During Friday evening’s encounter, the duo combined effectively to put QRM ahead just before halftime, marking a crucial moment in their battle against relegation.
The breakthrough came in the 24th minute when Pape Ndiaga Yade delivered a precise cross into the box, allowing Kalifa Coulibaly to connect with a powerful header that left the Dunkirk goalkeeper helpless.
The goal, Coulibaly’s 11th of the season for QRM in Ligue 2, underscored his clinical finishing and the team’s attacking prowess.
Pape Ndiaga Yade’s contribution was equally significant, as he provided the assist for Coulibaly’s goal, showcasing his creative abilities on the field.
The Senegalese winger, currently on loan from Metz, has been instrumental for QRM throughout the season, tallying his third assist in Ligue 2 and adding four goals to his name.
The synergy between Coulibaly and Yade highlights the team’s determination to secure their position in Ligue 2.
With the relegation battle intensifying, every goal and assist carries immense significance for QRM as they strive to avoid the drop.
Despite facing stiff competition from Dunkirk, QRM’s early lead has injected confidence into the team and bolstered their hopes of securing a crucial victory.
As the match progresses, all eyes will be on Coulibaly and Yade to maintain their stellar performance and lead QRM to a vital three points.
For QRM supporters, the combination of Coulibaly’s clinical finishing and Yade’s creative flair offers a glimmer of hope in their quest for survival in Ligue 2.
With their fate hanging in the balance, every goal could prove decisive in determining QRM’s future in the league.
