Matchday 5: Brussels continue winning streak away in Athens, Kerberos defeated by the Belgian team by two goals.

Brussels secure a 2-1 win away in Athens after Sbinnotov and Emir get goals to seal Brussels third win of the season. Kerberos left with a lot of catching up to do.

Written by Crie Moore, Forta Evening News.

Brussels, coming off of a 4-2 win against a Paris super team, had to travel to Athens to play against Kerberos, a team that won the game before, but it was the only game they won all season. It was the same team as last time for both sides, no changes were made as both teams came out of the tunnel and walked on to the pitch. Athens got the ball rolling to get this exciting fixture underway. Brussels started piling on the pressure immediately, trying to score straight off of the kick off, however those attempts stopped by the Greek goalkeeper. The 20th minute rolled by, and Brussels piled on the pressure again, and this time, the ball rolled to Matvei Sbinnotov, newcomer to Brussels and FSL, who smashed it home in the 23rd minute to make it 1-0. Only 2 minutes later, Vuković played a through ball to Emir Sehbajraktarevic, who ran through and scored to make it 2-0 in two minutes Halftime came and went, and this time Brussels kicked off, Athens stepping up their game, having shot after shot yet still not getting the goal they wanted, however in the 60th minute, Bas Kurt was sent through on goal, and without a doubt, he sent the ball home to give Athens a goal that could give them a comeback. Brussels had a massive chance, but both shots from the two goal scorers hit the post before being deemed offside. Unfortunately for Athens, no more goals would be scored by either side, which led them to lose the game. Brussels came away with the full 3 points.