“It was a beautiful goal,” Dan Heymans said with a laugh after his first goal of the season.
On 90 Minutes, the Charleroi midfielder admitted several times that he was longing to score his first goal. The fans’ patience was not endless after wasting some opportunities.
“So it was especially good that it worked now. I had to wait a long time to be able to do this.”
He frankly admits that “some people turned against me when I missed opportunities.” “So there was a lot of emotion involved.”
“It’s unfortunate that after that I felt pain in my ankle, because I played well in the match. And who knows, I could have scored my second goal, because it might come soon.”
Due to illness, Hemans had to leave the stage at halftime. From the bench he saw a crazy final stage.
“When the equalizer came in the last minutes, I told my teammates next to me that I could already feel the mood in the air. But we finished the game well and still won.”
“The game could have gone either way,” says the midfielder. “But points are especially important. We want to get out of the relegation zone as quickly as possible.”
A good example of how to do this has already been established.
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