Ghanaian youngster Jerry Afriyie was once again at the heart of the action as RAAL La Louvière pulled off a thrilling 3–2 away victory against title contenders Club Brugge in the Belgian Jupiler Pro League.
The 19-year-old forward delivered a decisive moment at the Jan Breydelstadion, helping his side recover from a tough opening period against one of the division’s strongest teams.
Club Brugge looked firmly in control early on after Romeo Vermant opened the scoring in the 23rd minute, before Hugo Vetlesen added a second goal shortly after to stretch the lead.
Facing a two-goal deficit, RAAL struggled for rhythm until Afriyie changed the complexion of the match just after the hour mark.
The Ghanaian striker calmly finished in the 61st minute to cut the deficit and ignite belief within the visiting camp.
His impact proved crucial as momentum swung, with Afriyie producing an energetic display that earned him a solid performance rating on the night.
Late drama followed when Sami Lahssaini struck a stoppage-time equaliser, setting up a stunning finale.
Moments later, Papa Moussa Fall completed the turnaround with a decisive goal, sealing an unforgettable comeback and a league double over Club Brugge this season.
The victory lifts RAAL La Louvière to 13th on the table after 21 games, with Afriyie’s third goal since arriving on loan from Al-Qadsiah strengthening their fight to avoid relegation.
