Amadou Mbengue, Reading FC’s central defense partner, was lauded by his teammate Tyler Bindon after the Royals defeated Lincoln City, who was playing well, by drawing a point.
The club managed to salvage a point thanks to Bindon’s equalizer in the 83rd minute, his first goal at the Select Car Leasing Stadium.
Bindon remarked, “The boys played really well.” “It’s good to have one point, but three would have been excellent.”
Amadou Mbengue, Reading FC’s central defense partner, was lauded by his teammate Tyler Bindon after the Royals defeated Lincoln City, who was playing well, by drawing a point.
The club managed to salvage a point thanks to Bindon’s equalizer in the 83rd minute, his first goal at the Select Car Leasing Stadium.
Bindon remarked, “The boys played really well.” “It’s good to have one point, but three would have been excellent.”
“We dominated the game and created opportunities, so we just need to work on the finishing touches in the last third,” the coach said.
“Getting a point was incredible.” It’s a unique occasion; I always like to score goals, and it was made more sweeter by the team’s comeback to tie the game.
Bindon went on to say of his collaboration with Mbengue, “I really enjoy working with him.” To me, he resembles an elder brother. We are there for one another.
In addition, Bindon expressed gratitude to the supporters. “It’s a privilege for all of us,” he continued. Fans as committed as them don’t come to all the games and offer us support very often. They were there for us even after we fell behind 1-0.
