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Belgium: Durosinmi scores in Genk, Westerlo’s five-goal thriller
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Belgium: Durosinmi scores in Genk, Westerlo’s five-goal thriller

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Rafiu Durosinmi scored for the second consecutive game as Genk rallied to beat Westerlo 3-2 in their Belgian Pro League clash on Saturday night.

The visitors took the lead through Dylan Ourega after seven minutes.

Genk defender Matte Smets put the ball into his own net to make it 2-0 for Westerlo four minutes later.

Durosinmi, however reduced the deficit for Genk from the penalty spot three minutes before the break.

Bryan Heynen equalised for the home team in the 43rd minute.

Durosinmi was replaced by Aaron Bibout in the 66th minute.

Bibout netted the winning goal for Genk 11 minutes from time.

Belgium: Durosinmi scores in Genk, Westerlo’s five-goal thriller

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