Turkey: Orban scores, assists in Amedspor's win over Eyupspor

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Gift Orban was on target and also registered an assist as Amedspor thrashed Eyupspor 5-1 in their Turkish Super Lig encounter on Sunday.

Ermal Krasniqi gave the hosts the lead inside the opening 13 minutes, with Rayan Lutin providing the assist.

Orban doubled the advantage 10 minutes before the break, finding the net with a brilliant left-footed finish.

The Nigerian has now scored nine goals and provided four assists in 10 appearances across all competitions for Amedspor this season.

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The 24-year-old then turned provider three minutes before the break, setting up Samuel Ballet for the third goal three minutes before the break.

Ballet also scored Amedspor's fourth and fifth goals of the game.

He was, however, sent off in stoppage time for violent conduct.

Amedspor, who extended their unbeaten run to eight games, remain in second position just two points behind leaders Galatasaray.

Source: Sport – Daily Post Nigeria

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