Senegalese footballers playing in European championships particularly distinguished themselves over the weekend. From England to Italy via France, they have left their mark.
Premier League: Gana Guèye and Iliman Ndiaye save Everton
In difficulty in the league, Everton triumphed over Tottenham (3-2) on the 22nd day, thanks to brilliant performances from Idrissa Gana Guèye and Iliman Ndiaye. Gana, who scored two assists, paved the way for the Toffees’ success. Iliman Ndiaye, meanwhile, scored his team’s second goal, confirming his crucial role this season with 6 goals in all competitions, including 4 in the Premier League.
Serie A: Boulaye Dia brings Lazio
Boulaye Dia continues to impress. During Lazio’s victory (3-0) against Hellas Verona, the Senegalese striker scored a magnificent goal in the 21st minute before delivering an assist for Zaccagni. With 10 goals in 25 appearances in all competitions, Boulaye positions himself as a pillar of the attack, helping to keep his team in the top 4 of Serie A.
Ligue 1: Arouna Sangante saves Le Havre
Back after three months of absence, Senegalese defender Arouna Sangante was decisive for his club, Le Havre, by snatching a draw against Reims (1-1). A performance which underlines his importance in the Le Havre defense.
Ligue 2: Senegalese nuggets shine in Metz
Metz dominated Paris FC (3-1) on the 19th day, thanks to a double from Papa Amadou Diallo and a remarkable performance from Idrissa Guèye. The latter, barely arriving at the club, scored a superb headed goal before leaving with an injury, hit in the jaw and teeth. Despite this, he made an impression in his second professional match.
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