Kenyan international Ayub Timbe was on the scoresheet for Buriram United in the Thai FA Cup and promised to recreate his ‘dangerous’ backflip celebration should he score again.The former Reading FC midfielder drilled the final nail in Nong Bua Pitchaya’s coffin as Buriram ran out 4-1 winners to book a place in the semi-finals of the competition.+3 +⚽️💪🏾💪🏾💙💙💙 pic.twitter.com/y2Pg5tJoXF— Masika Ayub (@MasikaAyub) February 17, 2022 After keeping his cool to drive into the box and slot the ball past the keeper from close range, Timbe was asked to recreate his summersault goal celebration in an interview but declined, promising to do it should he score again.“It is very dangerous but if I score in the next game I will do it definitely,” noted the 29-year-old after a cackle.The fleet-footed winger capped his outstanding performance in the game by providing an assist when he floated in a corner that was nodded in by Ratthanakorn Maikami.Timbe has been in fine form since sealing the move to the Thai giants back in December as he has scored three goals with Buriram looking to seal the triple of the league, FA Cup and League Cup.The former Beijing Chengfeng midfielder was impressed with his performance in the clash against Pitchaya and added that the semi-finals will not be a walk in the park but hopes their form will carry the day.Gameday!!💪🏾💪🏾 pic.twitter.com/P51InDyMZ3— Masika Ayub (@MasikaAyub) February 6, 2022 “I feel very good, the performance was very good from the team. I’m very happy with the first goal in the FA Cup and we hope that we will keep this good spirit for the next game.It’s not going to be easy but our team is very strong now, we are well prepared and we are ready for them, all the fans at home we need you in the next game, we hope that you are going to support us and we promise good results,” added Timbe.
