Tolu Arokodare was named Man of the Match following KRC Genk’s thrilling 2-2 draw against Royal Antwerp in the Belgian Pro League on Thursday.
The Nigerian striker’s performance was pivotal in securing a point for his side.
Genk announced Arokodare’s accolade via their official Twitter account, highlighting his crucial contribution to the game.
The 23-year-old forward was chosen for the award ahead of teammates Noah Adedeji-Sternberg and Ibrahima Sory Bangoura.
Arokodare was in fine form, netting both of Genk’s goals in the match. His clinical finishing helped the team earn a valuable draw against a strong Antwerp side.
Over the course of the 83 minutes he spent on the pitch, Arokodare registered five shots on target, demonstrating his constant threat in front of goal.
In addition to his offensive output, the striker also contributed with 22 successful passes, showing his all-around involvement in the match.
These two goals bring Arokodare’s tally for the season to an impressive 13 goals in the Belgian top flight.
His performance continues to establish him as one of the league’s top strikers, further solidifying his importance to Genk’s attacking setup.
With his remarkable performance, Arokodare has not only enhanced his reputation but also played a significant role in keeping Genk’s hopes alive in the ongoing campaign.
