Tolu Arokodare was on the score sheet for the second consecutive game for KRC Genk who earned a comfortable 3-1 win over RWD Molenbeek in a Belgian Jupiler Pro League encounter on Saturday.

Tolu Arokodare sent in a commanding header in the 21st minute to restore parity, canceling out the visitor’s advantage which was scored in the second minute through Carlos Alberto.

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The hosts went 2-1 up in the 35th minute through Luca Oyen. Christopher Bonsu Baah ensured there was no way back for the visitors when he grabbed Genk’s third goal in the 92nd minute.

The goal takes Arokodare’s tally to eight this season along with three assists in 25 games. Arokodare who joined the Belgian side during the second part of last season is beginning to find his feet in the Jupiler League and will be hoping to continue his impressive form when they travel to face Sporting Charleroi next Friday.

Tolu Arokodare made way for Andi Zeqiri in the 64th minute meanwhile, manager Wouter Vrancken says he is delighted with the result.

“The first twenty minutes you felt that it was difficult, then it was extra nice that the boys fought into the match,” Vrancken said after the match. “We recovered well in the second half. The only downside was that we didn’t finish the game early enough. This game was a must-win. It will be like that every week from now on. Next week we will continue to build on this result.”