Andre Ayew celebrates sixth goal of the season

Black Stars captain Andre Ayew expressed his elation after scoring a pivotal goal that sealed a crucial win for Le Havre.

The 34-year-old delivered an exceptional performance in Saturday’s Ligue 1 match, contributing significantly to bolster their chances of survival.

In the game against Strasbourg, Yassine Kechta initiated the scoring for Le Havre with a remarkable diving header in the 24th minute, courtesy of an accurate cross from Josue Casimir.

Kechta further solidified Le Havre’s lead in the second half with another well-placed header from Casimir’s delivery.

Despite a late consolation goal from Strasbourg’s Frederic Guilbert, the opposition couldn’t mount a comeback.

Ayew secured the victory for Le Havre with a decisive last-minute strike, wrapping up an impressive team effort.

Black Stars captain Andre Ayew has found the net again for Le Havre as they beat Strasbourg 3-1 in Ligue 1

He's scored in back-to-back games

— #3Sports (@3SportsGh)

Taking to Instagram, Ayew expressed his delight at scoring his first goal in front of the home crowd, commending the team’s performance and congratulating teammate Yassine Kechta.

“+3 beautiful atmosphere in our stadium and a big game made by the whole team.

Happy to have scored my 1st goal in our stadium in front of our audience.

Congratulations little brother @yassine.kechta,” Ayew wrote on Instagram.

Ayew’s recent goal-scoring form follows his standout performance in the 3-3 draw against reigning champions PSG last week.

His crucial goal against Strasbourg ended Le Havre’s four-game winless streak.

This significant victory sees Le Havre move three points clear of the relegation zone, offering hope for their survival in Ligue 1.

Ayew’s impressive contributions continue to be instrumental for Le Havre as they strive to maintain their Ligue 1 status.

With his outstanding goal over the weekend, the former Olympique Marseille attacker has now scored six goals in all competitions with five coming in the Ligue 1

The Ghana skipper is determined to continue to assist his team’s pursuit for survival.

Le Havre lie 15th on the table, just three points away from the drop zone with two matches to end the season.