Monday, November 24, 2025

Unstoppable: Nigerian Forward Scores All 17 Goals in Historic League Finale


Unstoppable:

Unstoppable: Nigerian Forward Scores All 17 Goals in Historic Cambodian League Finale 

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Nigerian forward Blessing Amarachi Dike produced one of the most remarkable individual performances in Cambodian football history, scoring all 17 goals in Visakha Women’s emphatic 17–0 victory over Kandal Province Sports Association on Saturday in Week 14 of the Cambodian Women’s League Championship, BSNSports.com.ng reports.

According to Football rollover, the Abia-born striker was in unstoppable form from start to finish, single-handedly dismantling Kandal in the season-ending fixture at the Visakha Training Centre. The extraordinary haul took her season tally to an astonishing 38 goals in just 14 matches, further cementing her status as one of the league’s most lethal attackers.

Dike opened the scoring in the 8th minute and quickly added goals in the 12th, 19th, and 24th minutes as Visakha raced to a 4–0 lead inside the first 25 minutes. By halftime, she had scored eight times, with Visakha firmly in control.

The second half brought no respite for the visiting side. Dike netted nine additional goals between the 56th and 91st minutes, delivering a relentless attacking masterclass and sealing a record-breaking 17–0 win.

Her performance included multiple hat-tricks across both halves—two hat-tricks and a brace before halftime, followed by three more hat-tricks after the break—marking one of the most prolific single-game goal-scoring feats ever recorded in Cambodian women’s football.

This isn’t the striker’s first monumental display this season. Earlier in the campaign, she scored 12 goals in a 16–0 win, underscoring her consistency and clinical finishing ability.

Speaking after her latest achievement, the former Boeung Ket forward remained modest, saying:

“Three points, grateful heart. Unto the next one.”

With her latest heroics, Dike has not only secured her place in league history but reinforced her growing reputation as one of the most dominant forwards in Southeast Asian women’s football.

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