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Maza’s debut assist sparks Bayer Leverkusen’s German Cup win (Video)

🇩🇪 By 4AllFootball ·
Maza’s debut assist sparks Bayer Leverkusen’s German Cup win (Video)

Algerian international Ibrahim Maza (Alg) opened his Bayer Leverkusen season with a decisive Passe in the German Cup, delivering a back‑heeled assist to Nathan Tella in a 4‑0 victory over third‑division SV Wehen Wiesbaden, securing qualification for the next round – all captured in a striking Vidéo.

Maza started the official restart on the right wing against SV Wehen Wiesbaden, the third‑division side, and helped his side to a 4‑0 win that ensured progression to the second round of the Coupe d'Allemagne.

At the 69th minute Il was sent in depth on the right side of the penalty area, feigned a shot and then delivered a magnificent back‑heel Passe to Nathan Tella, whose effort was deflected before finding the small net on the left of the goalkeeper.

Earlier in the match Patrik Schick and Lucas Vazquez had put Bayer ahead, while Christian Kofane added the final touch to complete the festival of goals.

Individual flair versus team dominance

The contrast between Maza’s individual flash of creativity and the collective firepower of Bayer highlights how a single Passe can tip the balance even when the team already dominates.

Le next challenge arrives on Saturday 29 August, when Bayer Leverkusen travel to SV Elversberg for the opening day of the Bundesliga season.

If the brilliance shown in the Vidéo translates to the league, Maza’s early impact could become a cornerstone for Bayer’s campaign in Germany.

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