The 25-12 months-old came off the bench to finish the rout of 1/3-located Chelsea four days after being part of the Congolese team removed from the 2022 World Cup after a four-1 hammering in Morocco ultimate Tuesday.
Nigerian Kelechi Iheanacho become the opposite African scorer in the maximum watched domestic league inside the world, nodding Leicester City ahead in a 1-1 draw at Manchester United.
Here are the Africans who starred within the predominant European leagues this weekend:
ENGLAND
YOANE WISSA (Brentford)
Wissa scored 120 seconds after his 85th-minute advent at Stamford Bridge with a clinical close-range finish. His eighth membership goal this season become the climax to Brentford's first win over their west London neighbours on the grounds that 1939.
KELECHI IHEANACHO (Leicester)
He bagged his 7th aim this season to open the scoring within the draw towards United at Old Trafford. Iheanacho netted in the 63rd minute, meeting James Maddison's pass with a stooping header that United goalkeeper David De Gea turned into unable to stop notwithstanding getting a hand on it.
SPAIN
PIERRE-EMERICK AUBAMEYANG (Barcelona)
