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Surprised at home by RB Leipzig before the international break, Bayer Leverkusen recovered by dominating Hoffenheim head and shoulders (4-1), this Saturday afternoon as part of the 4th day of the Bundesliga. A major architect of the Pillendreher victory like his double, Victor Boniface also made headlines during the match by going to celebrate his first in front of the supporters by pulling down his shorts before miming an obscene gesture. After the game, the Nigerian striker justified himself by indicating that he had kept a promise made to an influencer in Nigeria.
“I didn’t try to provoke anyone. It’s a Tiktok trend from a big influencer in Nigeria. I promised him I would celebrate like that. I wanted to do it in the first two games but I didn’t score. When I scored today, I knew it was time to do it… I’m very happy because in the last games, I didn’t score a goal or provide any assists. I really needed that to push me” he explained to the microphone of Sky Germany.
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