In the 18th minute, Will Lankshire made it 1-1 after Brennan Johnson’s pass in front of the goal.
In the continuation of the half, in the 31st and 39th minutes, Viktor Osimhens scored two goals for the home team after passing by Dries Mertens.
First, the opponents lost the ball in their own half of the field, which allowed the Nigerian to make it 1-1, but later he scored from Mertens’ cross.
In the second half, in the 60th minute, Lancashire received a second yellow card for rudeness and left the visitors in the minority.
That did not prevent Dominik Solankas from getting one goal back nine minutes later.
After Thursday’s first games, Galatasaray are tied at the top of the table with Eintracht Frankfurt and Athletic Bilbao with ten points each.
The UEFA European League final will be held in the Spanish city of Bilbao on May 25.
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