Kenyan international Ayub Timbe posted a dream start to life in Thailand as he bagged an assist and goal in his debut as his Buriram United side whitewashed Chiangmai United 4-1 in the Thai Premier League. The 29-year-old made the switch to Buriram in early December after terminating his contract with Japanese side Vissel Kobe in what he termed as lack of honouring his contract.🚨GOAL ALERT🚨🎥 Nani kama @MasikaAyub 🔥🔥Moment of magic from Timbe on his debut. Top class👌🏾.#FFP #StarsAbroad🇰🇪 pic.twitter.com/MxzIYP6XEw— Friends of Football (@friendsofutball) January 16, 2022 After a disappointing first half that saw Buriram squander a number of chances, the game burst to life in the 53rd minute when Timbe broke the deadlock.The former Reading FC winger received the ball on the left flank before cutting inside and getting past three players and unleashing a thunderbolt that rippled the back of the net.Buriram did not waste time in doubling their lead as Superchai Chaided grabbed their second of the game after being put through on goal by Narubodin Weerawatnodom.Timbe was electric on the left wing as he got to the byline before turning one of the Chiangmai defenders inside out and crossing the ball to Chaided who nodded the ball in to seal his brace. 🚨JUST IN🚨Dream start for Ayub Timbe as he scored Buriram FC’s first goal and assisted the third goal in his debut game with the team registering a 4-1 win in the Thai League one.Buriram are currently top of the league with 35 points in 16 games.#FFP #StarsAbroad🇰🇪 pic.twitter.com/WvMp0n9SN7— Friends of Football (@friendsofutball) January 16, 2022 The former Beijing Renhe winger was then rested for Suphanat Mueanta in the 65th minute as Buriram drilled the final nail in Chiangmai coffin three minutes later through Mueanta who had barely touched the ball before his goal. Chiangmai grabbed the consolation goal in the 71st minute through Sarawut Masuk as he profited from a defensive mix up to volley the ball into the back of the net.
