Red Star Stumbles in Belgrade Derby Despite Chérif Ndiaye’s Inaugural Goal
Red Star faced a tough defeat against arch-rivals Partizan, with a final score of 2-1, despite Chérif Ndiaye’s commendable efforts that saw him netting his maiden goal in the Serbian top-flight competition.
Heading into the encounter, Red Star, under the guidance of coach Barak Bakhar, aimed to extend their lead as the league leaders.
However, the Belgrade derby proved to be a fiercely contested affair at the iconic Stadion Partizana, leaving the title race more intriguing than ever.
Chérif Ndiaye, the former Adana Demirspor striker, etched his name on the scoresheet in the 71st minute, showcasing his goal-scoring prowess in the Serbian D1 league.
Ndiaye’s individual brilliance led to a consolation goal, narrowing the deficit for Red Star. Despite the spirited effort, it wasn’t sufficient to overturn the tide of the match in favor of the league leaders.
Partizan, orchestrated by midfielder Franck Kanouté, managed to secure a 2-1 victory, clinching a crucial win in the Belgrade derby.
Notably, Kanouté was absent from the game, but his team demonstrated resilience and tactical acumen to emerge victorious on their home turf.
The defeat for Red Star not only halted their aspirations of widening the points gap but also intensified the competition at the summit of the Serbian Super League.
The enthralling encounter will undoubtedly be etched in the memory of football enthusiasts, with Chérif Ndiaye’s goal standing out as a bright spot amid Red Star’s disappointment.
As the Serbian Super League unfolds, the Belgrade derby result adds a layer of unpredictability, setting the stage for an exhilarating title race in the coming fixtures.
