Tolu Arokodare has expressed his delight after helping Genk make club history with a 2-0 victory over Anderlecht, a result that secured the Belgian side’s ninth consecutive home league win of the season.
The Nigerian striker delivered another influential performance, scoring the opening goal before providing an assist for Konstantinos Karetsas to seal the victory at the Cegeka Arena.
Softfootball reports the result marked the longest winning run at home in Genk’s league history, further underlining the club’s impressive campaign.
Reflecting on the achievement, Arokodare praised both his teammates and the supporters for their role in the memorable occasion, saying:
Today, we made history, and I’m incredibly proud of the team and the unwavering support of our fans. Their energy fueled our performance.
The 24-year-old also highlighted the patience and discipline shown by the squad throughout the contest. He added:
These moments are crucial for our club’s growth. By remaining patient and controlling the game, we asserted our dominance from the outset, which is reflected in the result.
