Ghanaian forward Ibrahim Osman played a pivotal role in Feyenoord’s commanding 4-1 victory over Rijnsburgse Boys on Wednesday night, ensuring the Dutch giants secured their spot in the quarter-finals of the KNVB Cup. Osman’s late strike capped off an impressive team performance, leaving fans and pundits alike singing his praises.
Feyenoord approached the match with a sense of urgency, determined to avoid an upset against the lower-tier Rijnsburgse Boys. The Rotterdam-based side dominated possession early on, creating multiple chances and keeping their opponents pinned in their own half.
An early goal from Feyenoord’s playmaker set the tone, and the lead was soon doubled. Feyenoord’s incessant attack continued and in the 40th minute they made it 3-0. Rijnsburgse Boys managed to pull one back shortly before break, sparking hopes of an unlikely comeback. However, Feyenoord’s relentless attack ensured those hopes were short-lived.
As the match entered its final stages, Feyenoord maintained control, but a fourth goal was needed to extinguish any lingering threat from their opponents. Ibrahim Osman delivered in spectacular fashion.
The young Ghanaian forward showcased his flair and composure. In the 90+3 minute, he latched onto a ball and calmly slotting the ball past the goalkeeper. The goal not only sealed Feyenoord’s victory but also underlined Osman’s growing importance to the team.
Osman’s contributions did not go unnoticed. The 19-year-old, who joined Feyenoord earlier this season, has been steadily earning his place in the squad. His ability to impact games, has drawn comparisons to some of the league’s best young talents.
