Winsley Boteli Mokango needed just 31 touches to tear FC Sion apart. The Ajax forward collected a hat-trick in a wild 5-3 Conference League victory that swung between brilliance and chaos, earning a match rating of 9.7 for his ruthless finishing.
Mokango's three goals carried Ajax through a contest that saw eight strikes spread across both sides, with the Dutch outfit edging a thrilling shootout in Amsterdam. He added one key pass to his tally but let his finishing do the talking, clinical on each occasion he found space in the Sion box.
Efficiency under pressure
While Ajax shipped three goals at the back, Mokango's conversion rate up front made the difference. His limited involvement in build-up play (31 touches is unusually low for a forward in a five-goal win) underscored how direct and decisive he was when the ball arrived. No assists, no elaborate link-up: just three finishes when it mattered.
Sion's three strikes kept them in the game deep into the second half, but Ajax's attacking firepower, led by Mokango's hat-trick, proved too much. The result keeps the hosts on track in Europe, with the young forward now staking a claim as their go-to finisher when the stakes rise.