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Ex Hearts man fires Europa League warning to Celtic as he plays last-minute hero in remarkable comeback win

The former Tynecastle striker came off the bench to snatch a dramatic 95th-minute winner…

By Lewis Anderson · Edinburgh News

Published: Friday, 6 November 2026 at 8:00 AM

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Former Hearts forward Musa Drammeh scored a 95th-minute winner in Torreense's 3-2 victory over Ararat-Armenia.
Torreense secured the Europa League comeback win with stoppage-time goals from Javi Vazquez and Drammeh.
The match finished 3-2 after both Torreense's Jorge Aguirre and Ararat-Armenia's João Bravim were sent off.

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Former Hearts striker Musa Drammeh scored a 95th-minute winner to secure a dramatic 3-2 Europa League victory for Torreense against Ararat-Armenia. The 24-year-old came off the bench in the first half and struck late after Javi Vazquez had leveled the match in the 93rd minute, completing a stunning comeback for the Portuguese side ahead of their clash with Celtic.

Torreense played with 10 men from the 25th minute following Jorge Aguirre's red card before Ararat-Armenia goalkeeper João Bravim was also dismissed in the 76th minute. The win gives Torreense six points from four matches, providing momentum before hosting Celtic on November 26.

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