Kudus Stars for Tottenham as Nuamah Scores Fourth Ligue 1 Goal in Ghana Weekend Round-Up
Mohammed Kudus impressed in Tottenham's 2-0 win over Crystal Palace as Ernest Nuamah scored for Lyon. Ghanaian players also found the net in Bulgaria, Slovakia and Switzerland.
Mohammed Kudus earned reported Man of the Match recognition in Tottenham’s 2-0 victory over Crystal Palace, while Ernest Nuamah scored his fourth Ligue 1 goal of the season for Lyon. Several other Ghanaian players contributed goals across Europe.
ACCRA — Ghanaian footballers delivered a productive weekend across European leagues, led by Mohammed Kudus’s performance for Tottenham Hotspur and Ernest Nuamah’s latest goal for Olympique Lyonnais.
Kudus stands out in London
GhanaSoccerNet’s 2 November roundup reports that Kudus was named Man of the Match in Tottenham’s 2-0 Premier League victory over Crystal Palace. The source does not establish which official or broadcaster issued the award, so Nukunya attributes the accolade rather than describing it as a verified Premier League award.
Nuamah scores again
Nuamah found the net as Lyon beat Angers 2-0 in Ligue 1. The goal was reported as his fourth league goal of the campaign. The report does not provide independently verified minutes, shot totals or expected-goals data, and none are inferred here.
Ghanaian Players Abroad: Goals and Performances
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Ernest Nuamah
Lyon · 2–0 vs Angers
Goal reportedBernard Tekpetey
Ludogorets · 3–0 vs Lokomotiv Plovdiv
Goal reportedRahim Ibrahim
Slovan Bratislava · 2–1 vs Podbrezova
Goal reportedDaniel Afriyie
FC Aarau · 3–1 vs Neuchâtel Xamax
Goal reportedDavid Acquah
FC Aarau · 3–1 vs Neuchâtel Xamax
Goal reportedCaleb Yirenkyi
Coventry · 3–1 vs Sunderland
90 minutes reportedIssahaku Fatawu
Ipswich · 2–2 vs Hull
70 minutes reportedJoseph Opoku
Swansea · 4–0 vs Blackburn
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At least six goals by six named players, including Joseph Opoku.
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Goals abroad offer a snapshot, not a selection forecast
The roundup identifies at least six goals by six named Ghanaian players in five distinct scoring fixtures. Two of those goals came in the same FC Aarau match.
Yirenkyi and Fatawu also featured in English league matches, while Opoku’s reported goal and assist add to the attacking contributions.
Individual club performances can inform football analysis but do not establish future Ghana national-team selection.
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