Henry Onyekuru is currently in solid form for Al-Fayha, as the Nigerian found the back of the net yet again with his first goal in the AFC Champions League for his Saudi Arabian club as they recorded a massive away win.

Coming off the bench, the winger contributed to Al-Fayha’s commanding 4-1 win at Bunyodkor Stadium, Footballrover reports.

This crucial goal propelled his team into the knockout round of the AFC Champions League, following a remarkable comeback against Pakhtakor.

Pakhtakor initially took the lead in the tenth minute, signalling their intent in the match. A victory or draw would have secured their second place in Group A.

However, Al-Fayha displayed immense resilience, netting four goals.

Fashion Sakala, the Zambian forward, scored the equaliser just before halftime and later secured a brace, contributing to the team’s success alongside Sultan Mandash and Henry Onyekuru.

Onyekuru was later forced out of the game due to injury after his impactful goal in the 85th minute.

Despite playing for only 30 minutes, he managed to create two significant chances, converting one into a goal.

This goal marked Onyekuru’s first in the AFC Champions League, adding to his impressive tally of six goals and two assists across 19 appearances for Al-Fayha in various competitions.

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