It was a night to remember for Nigerian star Tenton Yenne in the Armenian Super Cup as he walked away with a heavy smile, leaving his fellow Nigerians frustrated and disappointed.

In a fiery Armenian Super Cup showdown that had goals, pace, and national pride on the line, Tenton Yenne turned up the heat and left his compatriots in the cold on Wednesday evening, Footballrover reports.

But how exactly did he do it—and how bad did things get for Pyunik?

Tenton Yenne strikes early as Ararat Armenia seize control

The clash at the Vazgen Sargsyan Republican Stadium began with fireworks as Ararat Armenia exploded into action with two quick goals in the opening five minutes.

Cameroonian forward Marius Noubissi stunned Pyunik with the opener just three minutes in, before Tenton Yenne doubled the lead two minutes later, calmly slotting home his 11th goal in just 23 appearances this season.

Yenne’s goal didn’t just stretch Ararat’s advantage—it silenced the Pyunik crowd and set the tone for what would become a brutal night for Sani Buhari and Yusuf Otubanjo.

The duo, playing for Pyunik, could only watch as their fellow Nigerian dictated the flow of the game.

Ararat Armenia crush Pyunik to lift Armenian Super Cup

The rout continued before halftime when Pyunik defender Anton Bratkov mistakenly turned the ball into his own net, giving Ararat a three-goal cushion heading into the break.

The final nail came in the 78th minute, as Noubissi completed his brace and sealed a dominant 4-0 win for Ararat Armenia.

With this emphatic performance, Tenton Yenne not only helped his side lift the Armenian Super Cup but also proved once again that he’s one of the most exciting Nigerian exports in Europe at the moment.

As the final whistle blew, there was no doubt who the star of the night was.

Yenne walked off the pitch with a winner’s medal, a goal, and a statement performance that outclassed even his fellow countrymen.

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