Napoli’s Victor Osimhen scored a goal and added an assist against Sassuolo, giving him a total of 13 league goals this season. With a magnificent solo strike against Alaves, Samuel Chukwueze sends a warning to Liverpool, but it was not enough to earn them a point. Moses Simon scored a brace in the first half against Lens, but his team relinquished the advantage in the second half, resulting in a point. Victor Osimhen, Moses Simon, and Samuel Chukwueze, all members of the Super Eagles, scored goals for their respective teams in Europe this weekend. Chukwueze scored a late consolation goal in Villarreal’s 2-1 loss to relegation-threatened Alaves, while Osimhen scored and assisted in Napoli’s 6-1 thrashing of Sassuolo.Moses Simon, on the other hand, scored a brace in the first half as Nantes squandered a two-goal advantage to draw 2-2 with Lens. Nantes drew 2-2 with Lens in Ligue 1 thanks to Moses Simon’s outstanding performance.
Simon scored the game’s first goal in the eighth minute and added his second in the 32nd minute to double Nantes’ lead at the halftime break. Unai Emery made numerous changes from Villarreal’s Champions League loss to Liverpool in midweek, when the team was two goals down at halftime. After a fantastic solo run and a bad blunder by Alaves goalkeeper, Chukwueze grabbed one back shortly after the break. Villarreal’s Samuel Chukuweze scored the game’s only goal.
Villarreal were defeated 2-1 by Alaves, with Samuel Chukuweze scoring the winning goal. However, the Yellow Submarines were unable to obtain the much-needed equalizer. The loss may cost them Champions League participation next season, so they’ll be hoping for a shock when they play Liverpool in the second leg of the semifinal on Tuesday, May 3. However, his team squandered a two-goal advantage in the second half as 10-man Lens rallied back to earn a point. Simon has now played a part in four of Nantes’ five goals in the last five games.
Villareal has expressed interest in the Nigerian striker and is expected to make a move for him when the summer transfer window opens.
The Europa League champions are set to compete for the Super Eagles striker alongside Premier League clubs such as West Ham United and Newcastle United. Watford may be obliged to sell Emmanuel Dennis if they get relegated from the Premier League and want to make a profit on the forward they bought for €4 million from Club Brugge just over a year ago.