2026 World Cup: First goalscorer in DRC history, Yoane Wissa "very proud" of the result

Author: Afuane AhmedPublished on: June 17, 2026Country: DR Congo

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2026 World Cup: First goalscorer in DRC history, Yoane Wissa "very proud" of the result

Yoane Wissa became the first goalscorer in DR Congo's World Cup history during the match against Portugal (1-1). The Congolese striker scored the equalizer just before halftime, earning his team a valuable point. Wissa said he was "very proud" of this historic result for the Leopards.

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