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Boris Ino Scores Two Goals in Rare Brace for Beitar Jerusalem

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Beitar Jerusalem player Boris Ino scored two goals in a rare brace against Hapoel Ramat Gan on Sunday. This marks only the second brace of his career and brings his total to 10 career goals, with the two goals accounting for 20% of his career total. Ino had previously scored only one goal in 18 appearances last season.

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  • Boris Ino scored two goals in a rare brace for Beitar Jerusalem against Hapoel Ramat Gan.
  • The brace represents 20% of Ino's total career goals.
  • This was only the second brace of Ino's senior career.
  • Ino had scored 8 goals in 195 previous senior appearances.
  • He scored only one goal in 18 appearances for Beitar Jerusalem last season.

Beitar Jerusalem player Boris Ino achieved a rare feat on Sunday, scoring two goals in an unusual performance against Hapoel Ramat Gan. This brace marks only the second time in Ino's career that he has scored two goals in a single match. His previous brace was scored in February 2020 while playing for Porto's reserve team in Portugal's second division.

Before Sunday's game, Ino had a total of eight goals in 195 senior career appearances across all clubs. Last year with Beitar Jerusalem, he scored only one goal in 18 appearances. With the two goals scored against Hapoel Ramat Gan, Ino has now reached 10 career goals, with three of those coming for Beitar Jerusalem. The brace represents 20% of his total career goals.

Ino is not typically known as a prolific scorer, making this performance particularly noteworthy.

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