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Mauro Icardi continues his superb season with Galatasaray: the Argentine striker gave his team victory in the 91st minute of the Europa League play-off against Sparta Prague (3-2) on Thursday.
Not content with having a second season of thunder with Galatasaray (13 goals in the Süper Lig, 5 in the Champions League), Mauro Icardi gave victory to his team in the first leg of the Europa League play-off against Sparta Prague (3-2) , Thursday evening.
Istanbul’s Aslan led twice, thanks to an opener from Kerem Demirbay (19th) and a goal on the hour mark (60th), but was caught each time. Worse, Tanguy Ndombele and his teammates found themselves down to 10 from the 62nd minute after the exclusion of Victor Nelsson.
The Czech team also received a red card (80th) and, in added time, Galatasaray finally scored the winning goal with a rapid attack. Icardi crossed his shot to capsize the crazy crowd at the Ali Sami Yen stadium (91st).
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