Rafiu Durosinmi was on target for the second consecutive game as Genk came from two goals down to defeat Westerlo 3-2 in their Belgian Pro League clash on Saturday night.

Westerlo took the lead through Dylan Ourega in the seventh minute before Genk defender Matte Smets put the ball into his own net four minutes later to double the visitors’ advantage.

Durosinmi began Genk’s comeback three minutes before the break, converting from the penalty spot to reduce the deficit.

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Bryan Heynen then restored parity for the hosts in the 43rd minute as Genk went into the break level at 2-2.

Durosinmi was replaced by Aaron Bibout in the 66th minute.

The substitution proved decisive, with Bibout scoring the winning goal 11 minutes from time to complete Genk’s impressive comeback.

By Adeboye Amosu