Rasheedat Ajibade UWCL goal sparks PSG rout as Super Falcons captain extends scoring run

October 2, 2026 Chichetam

If you’ve been following European women’s football this season, you know that Super Falcons captain Rasheedat Ajibade is currently on absolute fire.

She extended her blistering form on the European stage with a sensational opening strike, leading Les Parisiennes to a commanding 5-0 home victory over Oud-Heverlee Leuven.

The early Rasheedat Ajibade UWCL goal set the tone at the PSG Campus as the French powerhouse secured their first win of the league phase in style.

Coming off a hard-fought 1-1 draw away at Real Madrid in their group-stage opener, Les Rouge-et-Bleu needed an early spark to take control of this clash—and their Nigerian forward delivered almost immediately.

Just ten minutes into the game, Ajibade smartly latched onto Naomie Feller’s precision pass to fire the hosts ahead.

Beyond her clinical finish, the 26-year-old put on a masterclass in attacking movement, recording a match-high 10 touches inside the opposition box and unleashing 5 shots on goal.

The Nigerian international now has two European goals this term—adding to her tally from the 5-1 qualification win over Eintracht Frankfurt—and three goals across all competitions following her domestic strike in a 2-0 win against Lens.

While the initial Rasheedat Ajibade PSG goal broke the deadlock, the Parisian giants completely dismantled the Belgian visitors after the restart:

51st Minute: Provider turned scorer as Naomie Feller doubled the lead after a tense VAR review confirmed the ball crossed the line.

63rd Minute: Feller striking again 12 minutes later to bag her brace and make it 3-0.

67th Minute: Sakina Karchaoui finished off a lethal fast break orchestrated once more by Feller just four minutes after.

84th Minute: Brazilian star Yaya put the finishing touch on the five-star performance with six minutes remaining before stoppage time.

This emphatic result extends Les Parisiennes’ unbeaten run to seven matches across all competitions (5 wins, 2 draws).

Before gearing up for their UEFA Women’s Champions League showdown against Manchester City, the French side face a domestic stretch of three league fixtures, starting with a Sunday clash against Fleury 91.