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Paul Onuachu was again on the scoresheet to help Genk extend their unbeaten run with a 4-0 victory over St. Truiden in Sunday’s Belgian First Division A game.
Nonetheless, they went down in the second minute after Michael Frey put the hosts ahead courtesy of an assist from Sivert Heltne Nilsen. Their lead was threatened in the 27th minute after Aleksandar Vukotic was sent off for a second caution. The Serbian defender was punished for elbowing Belgian midfielder, Christian Bruels. Capitalising on Waasland-Beveren’s disadvantage, the hosts dominated ball possession and, ultimately, they leveled matters in the 32nd minute through Yuma Suzuki with Bruels providing the assist. Truiden went into the half-time break with a slim advantage as Hayen’s s...
With eight minutes left to the end of the game, Noa Lang killed Beerschot’s ambition of launching a comeback after beating his marker to launch a low shot past goalkeeper Mike van Hamel. In his post-match assessment of the encounter, the 28-year-old right-back who helped Club Brugge keep a second clean slate in their last three outings disclosed that his side re-enacted the attitude exhibited against Peter Maes’ men. "It's a perfect night, especially considering the current ranking. We knew we could do a good thing here, but also that it would be a tough game,” Mata told the