Nigerian striker Daniel Job don continue him correct form for Norwegian OBOS-ligaen as e score again help Kongsvinger FC rubbish Sandnes Ulf 6-1 for away match wey dem play on Sunday evening.
Di 20-year-old score Kongsvinger fourth goal as dem dominate di match from beginning to end for Matchday 15 clash wey happen for Øster Hus Arena, na weytin Hitvibz dey yan be dat.
Daniel Job Dey Continue to Shine for OBOS-ligaen
Job don now contribute either goal or assist for five league matches back-to-back. After say e provide three assists one after another, e don now score for two consecutive matches.
Dis latest goal don carry him season total reach seven goals, plus seven assists, making am 14 goal contributions from just 15 league games.
Kongsvinger put on top-class away performance as dem completely overpower Sandnes with six goals for one-sided OBOS-ligaen encounter.
Dem waste no time start well as Andreas Dybevik open scoring after just three minutes.
Thomas Flolid make am 2-0 for 15th minute before Fredrik Christensen add di third goal before half-hour mark, giving Kongsvinger comfortable 3-0 lead before halftime.
Job Help Kongsvinger Stay Top of Di Table
After second half start, Sandnes no fit create better chances while Kongsvinger continue to control di game.
Dem dominance show again late for di match as Job score di fourth goal for 78th minute. Herman Udnæs add di fifth for 88th minute before substitute Angelos Chaminta complete di scoring with sixth goal for 90th minute.
Di home team manage score consolation goal deep inside stoppage time through Ali Memed, but e no change anything as Kongsvinger finish di match with convincing 6-1 victory.
With dis win, Job and him teammates don move two points clear for top of di league table, and dem go host Strømmen for dia next match.
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Last Updated on July 27, 2026 8:45 am by Hitvibz Media
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