BRUCE Kamau has struck again just a week after nabbing the win in the 90th minute over Melbourne Victory. The attacker led Adelaide United to a 3-0 trouncing over Brisbane, pushing the Reds to second on the A-League ladder, overtaking the Roar to sit behind Western Sydney. The 20-year-old opened the scoring and had a key role in the second. Pablo Sanchez added the third, helping the Reds extend their unbeaten run to more than a dozen games. Adelaide’s rampant win extends the agony for Brisbane, who have gone winless in their last three games.
BRUCE Kamau has struck again just a week after nabbing the win in the 90th minute over Melbourne Victory.
The attacker led Adelaide United to a 3-0 trouncing over Brisbane, pushing the Reds to second on the A-League ladder, overtaking the Roar to sit behind Western Sydney.
The 20-year-old opened the scoring and had a key role in the second.
Pablo Sanchez added the third, helping the Reds extend their unbeaten run to more than a dozen games.
Adelaide’s rampant win extends the agony for Brisbane, who have gone winless in their last three games.
