Cameroonian star Vincent Aboubakar, the Cameroonian national team striker, won the Man of the Match award for his untamed black country against Serbia, which ended in a 3-3 draw, in one of the most enjoyable World Cup matches, which was held between them today in the second round of the 2022 World Cup.
Vincent Abu Bakr, the Cameroonian national team player, scored a remarkable record with his untamed black country in its crazy 3-3 draw with Serbia in one of the most enjoyable World Cup matches, which was held between them today at the “Al Janoub” stadium in Al Wakrah, within the competitions of the second round of the 2022 World Cup. .
Vincent Abu Bakr is the first player to score and assist in the same World Cup match as a substitute for an African country since at least 1966, according to Opta Statistics Network.
Vincent Abu Bakr scored a global goal that brought Cameroon back to the match after losing it 3-1, as he scored the second goal in the 64th minute, then Moting quickly equalized in the 66th minute of the second half, as Bakr dodged the Serbian defender, then played the ball, playing in a wonderful technical way over the goalkeeper. to go to the net.
The Cameroon national team achieved several records, as Cameroon scored 3 goals in one match for the first time in the World Cup.
Cameroon is also the first African team to score 3 goals against a European team in the World Cup since Ivory Coast did it against Serbia in 2006.
And Vincent Abu Bakar becomes the first African player to score a goal and make another in one match in the World Cup
The Cameroon national team snatched a crazy 3-3 draw against Serbia in the most enjoyable World Cup match, which was held between them today at the “Al Janoub” stadium in Al Wakrah, as part of the second round of the “Qatar 2022” World Cup.“.
With this result, Cameroon revived its hopes of qualifying, as it ranks third with one point, ahead of Serbia, which has the fourth and last place with the same balance, while Brazil and Switzerland lead the standings with three points each.
Cameroon is waiting for an almost impossible confrontation against Brazil next Friday, while Serbia will face its counterpart, Switzerland, on the same date.
Cameroonian Jean-Charles Castelletto scored the goals in the 29th minute, then Vincent Abu Bakr added the second goal in the 64th minute, and Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting scored the third goal in the 66th minute of the match.
While Serbia’s goals were scored by Strahinja Pavlovic in the 46th minute, Sergey Milinkovic Savic added the second goal in the 48th minute, and Alexander Mitrovic scored the third goal in the 53rd minute of the second half.
