In a stunning comeback, Super Eagles star Taiwo Awoniyi broke his goal silence in the Premier League, netting for the first time since August 26th.
The electrifying match at the London Stadium saw West Ham secure a 3-2 victory over Nottingham Forest, Footballrover reports
Awoniyi’s goal came in the midst of a thrilling encounter, with West Ham initially taking the lead within three minutes through Paqueta.
Despite an early setback, Forest responded strongly, leveling the score as Gibbs-White’s shot was saved, only for Awoniyi to capitalize on the rebound.
The game witnessed a rapid exchange of goals, as Elanga and Bowen found the net within 123 seconds, displaying the dynamic nature of the contest.
Ultimately, it was Soucek who sealed the victory for West Ham, crashing the bar and delivering a powerful header from a Ward-Prowse corner.
Awoniyi’s performance was a standout moment, ending a six-game goal drought and showcasing his scoring prowess.
The Nigerian striker’s well-timed tap-in demonstrated his determination to contribute to West Ham’s success.
Looking ahead, West Ham gears up for a Premier League clash against Burnley post the international break, while Nottingham Forest is set to host Brighton.
Awoniyi’s return to the scoresheet adds an extra layer of excitement for fans anticipating the upcoming fixtures despite the narrow defeat.
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