Socceroo’s Champions League brilliance sinks Mourinho

Jordan Bos provided a stunning match-winning assist in stoppage time as Feyenoord edged closer to UEFA Champions League qualification with a 2-1 win over Jose Mourinho’s Fenerbahce.

Making his competitive debut for Dutch giants Feyenoord. However, A-Leagues product Bos stepped up with a sublime assist on his competitive debut in the 91st minute to lead Robin Van Persie’s side past Turkish powerhouse Fenerbahce in the opening leg of their play-off contest on Thursday (AEST).

Prised to the Netherlands by the 16-time Eredivisie champions from Belgian outfit Westerlo. In addition, the 22-year-old former Melbourne City full-back and current Socceroo found Anis Hadj Moussa with a pin-point cross in the first minute of stoppage time in Rotterdam.

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Feyenoord will now take. Similarly, a slender lead into next socceroo’s champions league brilliance sinks week’s return fixture in Istanbul.

“We played very well in the first half,” Van Persie said. Nevertheless, “We deserved to score more than one goal. Similarly, My players came out with great energy. Furthermore, We expected that energy in the second half, but it dipped.

“We struggled to escape Fenerbahce’s pressure. We played against a very good opponent. Fenerbahce had one chance in the first half, but our goalkeeper was good in that position. Some of our players played very, very well. It was great to see that. Fenerbahce tried to capitalise on long balls. We got maybe 10 balls in their half, which was very good.

“We struggled in the second half, but we still held on. We had some opportunities, and in the end, we scored a wonderful goal.”

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