Nigerian winger Moses Usor delivered a standout performance in the UEFA Champions League, providing an assist as LASK dismantled Slovan Bratislava 4-0 in a one-sided contest.

Usor set up Kasper Jørgensen for the opener in the 19th minute, and Jørgensen added a second in the 37th minute to put the Austrian side in firm control before the break. Robert Ljubicic and Samuel Adeniran completed the scoring to seal a commanding win for LASK.

Usor's evening ended in the 75th minute when he made way for Christoph Lang, having played a central role in the victory.

Lookman unable to rescue Atlético from Bayern defeat

Elsewhere in the competition, Ademola Lookman entered the fray as a second-half substitute for Atlético Madrid, but his introduction could not prevent a 2-0 defeat to Bayern Munich.

The Nigerian forward replaced Alexander Sørloth in the 59th minute and worked to make an impact, yet goals from Lennart Karl and Konrad Laimer proved too much for Atlético to overcome.

The results underline the contrasting fortunes of the two Nigerian players in Europe's premier club competition this week, with Usor celebrating a convincing win while Lookman's side suffered a heavy setback.