Al-Dabbagh shines, Brahimi makes his mark in the French derby, and Moroccan Mayi excels
Sunday’s matches, in the European leagues, were known for the great brilliance of the Arab stars, especially the Moroccan duo Ryan Mayi in the Hungarian league, the Palestinian Uday al-Dabbagh in the Portuguese league, and the duo of the Nice team, the Algerian Bilal Brahimi, and the player of Moroccan origin, Sofiane Diop.
The duo, Brahimi and Diop, led their team, Nice, to victory over giants Olympique de Marseille at home, 3-1, where Diop scored the first goal for his team, while Brahimi, who entered as a substitute for Diop himself, was able to sign the third goal in the 84th minute, which decided the outcome of the match for his club. At a time when the confrontation witnessed the survival of Moroccan star Ezzedine Onahi on the bench for the Marseille team, and he entered only in the 80th minute, while Algerian Hicham Boudaoui entered the Nice team in the 66th minute.
Moroccan Ryan Mayi contributed to the impressive victory that his team, Ferencvarosi, achieved in Hungary, over the Ogpest team, with a score of 3-1, within the 18th week of the league competition, when he managed to score the third goal in the 85th minute of the confrontation, through a direct violation from 20 meters away. In the ninetieth corner of the goal.
The Moroccan striker raised his score to 9 goals in third place in the league’s scorers’ ranking, led by the Hungarian player Bernabé Varga with 10 goals, which makes his chances great to join the upcoming Moroccan national team camp next March.
And in the Portuguese League, the Palestinian star Uday Al-Dabbagh continued his brilliance in the nineteenth week, when he managed to score the first goal for his team, Arauca, in the match that brought him together with the Gil Vicente team, bringing the Arab star to his seventh goal since the start of the league, which made him occupies the eighth place in the ranking of scorers, which Led by the Portuguese player for Benfica Joao Mario, and the Spanish striker for Gil Vicente Fran Navarro.
