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A shower of goals on the 38th day of the Premier League! While Moisés Caicedo distinguished himself at Stamford Bridge by scoring from the central circle against Bournemouth, it was the turn of Mohammed Kudus to distinguish himself with a sumptuous sequence in the north of England this Sunday.
If West Ham suffered the wrath of Manchester City, who only needed 18 minutes of play and a double from Phil Foden to make the break, the Ghanaian winger sounded the revolt for the Hammers by executing a masterful bicycle to lodge the ball below Stefan Ortega’s crossbar and reduce the score before the break (2-1). Along the way, the former Ajax Amsterdam player scored his 8th goal of the season in the Premier League. West Ham has not given up yet!
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