Former Hapoel Be'er Sheva Star Kangwa Scores Stunning Free Kick in Greece
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Former Hapoel Be'er Sheva midfielder King Kangwa scored a spectacular free-kick goal for Panathinaikos in their 5-1 Conference League win against Kairat in Kazakhstan. Kangwa, who came on as a substitute in the 56th minute, scored within a minute to make it 4-0. The goal drew widespread praise from Greek and Spanish media, with fans recalling his impressive skills from his time in Israel.
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- King Kangwa scored a spectacular free-kick goal for Panathinaikos in a 5-1 win.
- The goal came just one minute after Kangwa entered the match as a substitute.
- Greek and Spanish media lauded Kangwa's "magic" and "unbelievable" free-kick.
- Kangwa previously played for Hapoel Be'er Sheva, leading them to a championship.
- The Conference League match took place in Almaty, Kazakhstan.
Former Hapoel Be'er Sheva midfielder King Kangwa scored a spectacular free-kick goal on Thursday in Panathinaikos' 5-1 victory over Kairat in Kazakhstan. The match was part of the second round of the Conference League. Kangwa, who joined the Greek club from Israel in the summer, entered the game as a substitute in the 56th minute and scored just one minute later, increasing Panathinaikos' lead to 4-0.
Greek media widely praised Kangwa's performance. Sport24.gr highlighted the "unbelievable free-kick" that sealed the 4-0 scoreline, describing Panathinaikos' dominance in Almaty as a "green storm." Gazzetta.gr also lauded the Zambian midfielder's "great free-kick" immediately after his substitution, noting it was perfectly executed. The fan site Paoponto.gr poetically stated Kangwa "painted on the field" with his "magic shot" that found the top corner, leaving the goalkeeper no chance.
The impressive goal also garnered attention outside of Greece, with Spanish media celebrating the "magnificent free-kick with perfect spin" that was "impossible to stop." For fans of Hapoel Be'er Sheva, Kangwa's skill was a familiar sight, as he was a key player in their championship-winning season last year. His immediate impact for Panathinaikos, requiring only a minute to score after coming on, has been met with enthusiasm by Greek supporters who traveled to Kazakhstan.
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