Also, an own goal by Maxime Awoudja which was, for me, quite nice. Salah jaring je. Eh. pic.twitter.com/CQcITyiw13
— Redza. (@leredza) July 27, 2019
21-year-old Maxime Awoudja made his league debut after coming on as a substitute for Stuttgart against Hannover but managed to score an own goal before being sent off.
Stuttgart were two goals up at the Mercedes-Benz Arena on Friday night in their opening match of the 2. Bundesliga season when Awoudja pulled one back for the visitors.
2-1! Awoudja's only been on the field 4 mins for his #VfB debut but he has his name on the scoresheet…just in the net #VfBH96 pic.twitter.com/A2BzbFGAXC
— Stoneey (@Stoneey_33) July 26, 2019
Stuttgart 2 Hannover 1. Awoudja scores an own goal on his debut 4 minutes after replacing injured Kamiński. #VfBH96 pic.twitter.com/xMFgfBsTo9
— Football 24/7 (@foetball247) July 26, 2019
The first-half sub was consoled by his teammates after pushing the ball past his own goalkeeper but went on to be booked shortly after half-time.
He then received a second yellow card and was shown his marching orders in the 85th minute following a dubious decision from the referee.