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Gotz scores as Ajax beats Besiktas

MONews
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Ajax went top of the Europa League after beating Besiktas 4-0 tonight.

The Amsterdammers, ninth in the Eredivisie, were too strong for their Turkish opponents and took a three-goal lead within the hour mark with Kian Fitz-Jim, Mika Godts and Kenneth Taylor all on target.

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Godts added his second of the night for Francesco Farioli’s men with 17 minutes remaining.

Steaua Bucharest also scored four goals to beat Ligas 4-1, while goals from Rayan Cherki and Said Benrahma helped Lyon beat Olympiacos 2-0.

Jose Mourinho, who won the title with Manchester United in 2017, got off to a good start as Fenerbahce beat Union Saint-Gillois 2-1 in Istanbul.

A Caglar Soyuncu header and a Christian Burgess own goal gave Fener control only for a late goal from Ross Sykes to give Belgium some hope.

Both sides finished the match with 10 men, with USG’s Kevin Mac Allister and Fener’s Bright Osayi-Samuel both recording reds.

Prince Kwabena Adu and Vaclav Jemelka scored late goals to earn Viktoria Plzen a 3-3 draw at Eintracht Frankfurt, while Sporting Braga produced a surprising recovery to beat Maccabi Tel-Aviv 2-1.

Israel took the lead just 30 minutes into the 88th minute through Osher Davida’s penalty kick.

Bruma equalized and then scored the winner from the spot after VAR awarded a penalty. Maccabi’s frustration spilled over and Gavriel Kanichowsky and Tyrese Asante were sent off in injury time.

There was a late drama in Rome too. Artem Dovbyk put Roma ahead in the 32nd minute but Aitor Paredes equalized for Athletic Bilbao in the 85th minute.

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