FC Porto finally broke their winless streak in emphatic fashion, thanks to Samuel Omorodion’s 4-minute masterclass in a 2-0 victory over Casa Pia AC during round 12 of Liga Portugal.
The Nigerian-born forward delivered a goal and an assist in quick succession, showcasing his brilliance in the second half of the match at Estádio do Dragão, Footballrover reports.
The game began as a tense affair, with both sides struggling to find the breakthrough in a goalless first half.
However, it was Porto who seized control after the restart. Just six minutes into the second period, Samuel Omorodion set up Fabio Vieira with a precise counterattack assist, putting the home team ahead.
Samuel Omorodion’s stellar season continues
Barely four minutes later, Omorodion was on the scoresheet himself. A perfectly weighted pass from Pepe found the 20-year-old forward, who clinically finished to secure Porto’s victory.
His contributions not only sealed all three points for his team but also showcased his decisive impact in critical moments.
Samuel Omorodion has now scored nine goals and provided one assist in just nine league appearances.
Additionally, he boasts four goals in the Europa League–leading to 13 goals in 16 games in all competitions as he continues to prove his value to FC Porto this season.
His latest performance comes at a crucial time for the team, which had been reeling from a difficult run of form.
After enduring three consecutive defeats followed by a draw, Porto desperately needed this win to regain momentum.
Omorodion’s performance proved crucial in ending their slump and keeping their title hopes alive.
The victory moves Porto to second place in the Liga Portugal standings, with 30 points from 10 wins and two defeats.
They now sit just three points behind league leaders Sporting CP, positioning themselves as strong contenders as the season progresses.
Samuel Omorodion’s 4-minute masterclass will undoubtedly be remembered as a turning point in Porto’s campaign, as the team looks to build on this vital result.
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