Besiktas continues its great adventure in the preliminaries of the Europa League Conference by winning against KF Tirana with the score of 3-1. This victory allows the Turkish club to take a good option for qualification.
From the 21st minute, Onur Bulut opened the scoring for Besiktas thanks to an assist from Arthur Masuaku, the Congolese left side. It was then Jackson Muleka, former TP Mazembe striker, who distinguished himself by scoring the second goal three minutes from the break. On a magnificent combination with Vincent Aboubakar, Muleka deceives the goalkeeper with a shot from the left.
In the second period, Besiktas slowed down and allowed the Albanians to reduce the score seven minutes from time thanks to a goal from Kaina. But in the money time, the Black Eagles take cover by scoring a third goal. This time around, it’s Semih Kilicsoy who puts his team into a two-goal lead before traveling to Tirana for the second leg.
This performance by Besiktas testifies to the solidity of the team and the quality of its players, in particular Arthur Masuaku and Jackson Muleka who were decisive during this meeting. The club’s supporters can be proud of their team, which is more than ever in the race for qualification for the Europa League Conference.
The next match between Besiktas and KF Tirana therefore promises to be decisive for the rest of the competition. The Turks will have to confirm their advantage and show determination to qualify for the group stage of the Europa League Conference.
This victory for Besiktas is also good news for Congolese football, with the performance of former TP Mazembe player Jackson Muleka continuing to shine on the international stage. A great recognition for Congolese football and a source of pride for the country’s supporters.
In conclusion, the victory of Besiktas against KF Tirana allows the Turkish club to take a good option for qualification in the Europa League Conference. The performances of players like Arthur Masuaku and Jackson Muleka are cause for satisfaction for fans and a source of pride for Congolese football