Winner at home (3-1), Besiktas confirmed their victory by beating KF Tirana to validate their qualification for the next stage. Jackson Muleka and Arthur Masuaku were the key players in this match. The Black Eagles were able to take advantage of their advantage on their home field to win against a tough Albanian team.
From the kick-off, the two Congolese players were lined up as starters. Despite a rather barren first period in terms of goals, it was Besiktas who opened the scoring thanks to Amartey. This goal allowed the Turks to take a decisive lead in winning their qualification.
However, the match took a dramatic turn for Arthur Masuaku, who was sent off after a violent foul which earned him a straight red card. Despite this numerical inferiority, the Turkish team managed to maintain its domination on the field and ended up sealing the victory thanks to Vincent Aboubakar who doubled the score fifteen minutes from the end of the match.
As for Jackson Muleka, he was aligned on the left flank of the attack and was replaced in the 80th minute. His performance contributed to his team’s victory and allowed them to qualify for the third and final qualifying round of the Europa League Conference.
However, the Black Eagles will have to do without the services of Arthur Masuaku during the first round of this third round. His expulsion during the match against KF Tirana earned him a suspension for this crucial match.
Besiktas therefore continues its journey in the European competition, with the hope of achieving good performances in the next rounds. The solid performances of Jackson Muleka and Arthur Masuaku are an asset to the team and once again demonstrate Congolese talent on the international stage.
It is important to emphasize that these individual exploits also contribute to highlighting Congolese football in the world, thus strengthening the notoriety and reputation of Congolese players on the international scene.
In conclusion, Besiktas’ qualification for the third round of the Europa League Conference is a great achievement for the team, with significant contributions from Congolese players Jackson Muleka and Arthur Masuaku. Their remarkable performance testifies to the Congolese talent that shines on the European football scene.