Africa-Press – Mauritius. Several African footballers lit up European pitches over the weekend, delivering decisive performances for their clubs. From Scotland to Germany and England, here are the five standout players who made headlines.
Pierre Landry Kaboré had a dream debut for Heart of Midlothian in Scotland. Starting his first match, the Burkinabé international struck twice in a dominant 4-0 win, earning the Man of the Match award. In Germany, Algeria’s Mohamed Amoura broke his six-game drought with a brilliant brace for Wolfsburg, even though his side eventually fell 3-2 to Hoffenheim. Meanwhile, Senegalese goalkeeper Yehvann Diouf was outstanding for Nice against PSG, making seven key saves despite his team’s narrow 1-0 defeat.
Elsewhere, Ivorian midfielder Yan Diomandé continued his fine form with RB Leipzig, scoring and assisting in a 3-2 win over Stuttgart — a performance that also earned him Man of the Match honors. And in England, Egyptian legend Mohamed Salah reached another milestone, netting his 250th goal for Liverpool in their 2-0 victory over Aston Villa, equalling a Premier League record once held by Wayne Rooney.
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