Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen delivered another standout performance on Saturday, scoring once and providing an assist in Galatasaray S.K.’s 3-1 victory over Alanyaspor at RAMS Park.
The hosts broke the deadlock late in the first half through Sacha Boey, who finished off a well-worked move to send the home fans into celebration.
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However, the visitors responded swiftly after the restart, with Benin international Steve Mounie finding the equaliser just four minutes into the second half.
Galatasaray regained control in the 58th minute when Lucas Torreira fired home after being set up by Osimhen, whose intelligent movement and precise pass unlocked the Alanyaspor defence.
Osimhen then put the result beyond doubt in the closing stages. Capitalising on a costly mistake from goalkeeper Paulo Victor, the Super Eagles forward calmly slotted home Galatasaray’s third goal seven minutes from time.
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Speaking after the match, Osimhen expressed satisfaction with the team’s performance.
“The most important thing is the three points,” Osimhen said. “I’m happy to help the team with a goal and an assist, but this victory belongs to everyone. We showed character after they equalised.”
The 27-year-old also highlighted the team’s determination to maintain their momentum in the title race.
“We know every game is important. We have to stay focused and keep pushing. The fans were amazing again, and we want to keep making them proud,” he added.
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With his latest contribution, Osimhen has now recorded 10 goals and four assists in 16 league appearances this season, underlining his importance to the Turkish champions as they continue their domestic campaign.

