Issa Kallon scored his tenth of the season as SC Cambuur strengthen their Dutch topflight promotion grip with a 4-1 thrashing of Helmond Sport in Leeuwarden on Friday.
Henk de Jong’s team has been clinical throughout the campaign, with two goals from top scorer Robert Mühren, Issa Kallon and an own-goal from Alec VanHoorecbeck, which were enough for the home team.
With four more games to go, Kallon’s Cambuur sitting pretty with 12 points clear off second-placed side De Graafschap.
They are on 82 points with 69 goals in favour, having won 26 games. Cambuur will take on Jong AZ on Friday at Kalverhoek and a win will not only reaffirm their status as Champions but also as a new Eredivisie side.
Kallon, a graduate from FC Utrecht, accounted for his tenth of the season in the 45-minute.
Winger Issa Kallon and compatriot Alex Bangura will be playing the highest level of Dutch football if they stay at the club next campaign.
Connect with us @football_sierra, on Facebook/ Instagram Football Sierra Leone, the writer @bittar32 Contact bittar@footballsierraleone.net.
Related Articles
Örebro SK sign Sierra Leone striker Christian Moses
ÖSK Fotboll has confirmed the signing of Sierra Leone International Christian Moses on a multi-year agreement. "The 29-year-old striker from Sierra Leone most recently came from playing in Allsvenskan IFK Värnamo and has now signed a multi-year agreement with ÖSK. We...
Debut for Mohamed Sankoh in Vitesse’s Eredivisie defeat
On-loan from Bundesliga club VfB Stuttgart, Striker Mohamed Sankoh made his Eredivisie debut in Vitesse Arnhem's opening 5-2 defeat to Feyenoord on Sunday. The home side took the lead through Manhoef in the 19-minute, but Feyenoord’s Patrik Wålemark drew parity in the...
Osman Kakay pleased with QPR’s first win of the season
It was a second straight start for Sierra Leone International, who was pleased after Queens Park Rangers' first win of the new season. Sierra Leone right-back Osman Kakay has expressed his delight after his London side Queens Park Rangers earned their first points of...