Brunes Fired Sparta Right Behind the Leader Slavia
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He himself had to rack his brains a lot to figure out how to get the Spartans' main weapon to fire. Fourteen games remained stalled, which certainly bothered coach Brian Priske. When forward Jonatan Braut Brunes scored four goals to dismantle Slovácko and help them win 5:1, he was visibly relieved.
Prague - Spartak striker Jonatan Brunes admitted after scoring four goals in the match against Slovacko that the three-month period without a competitive goal was not easy for him, but he did not change anything fundamental in his preparation or training. The 26-year-old Norwegian did not even go to his cousin Erling Haaland for advice, and he does not talk about football with the Manchester City star at all. He said this at a press conference a…
Football League: Sparta - Slovácko 5:1 (14th, 31st, 37th and 71st Brunes, 47th Irving - 59th Kostadinov). Sparta moved to second place in the table.
After a 5-1 victory over Slovácko in the 12th round of the Chance League, Sparta's players moved up to second place, right behind their old rivals Slavia. Norwegian striker Jonatan Brunes contributed the most to the team's victory from Letná. He scored four goals against goalkeeper Milan Heči.
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