Ghanaian Duo, Kudus and Semenyo Score In Premier League Matches

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Ghanaian Football players, Mohammed Kudus and Antoine Semenyo created waves in the Premier League over the weekend by scoring significant goals for their respective teams. 

Kudus gave West Ham United the early advantage in their match against Crystal Palace on Sunday at the Olympic Stadium.

After playing for only 13 minutes, the Ghanaian midfielder broke the deadlock and scored his third league goal in just five starts this season by setting himself up for Vladimir Coufal's cutback pass. However, Odsonne Edouard of Palace equalized, and the Hammers could not hold onto their lead.


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At the Vitality Stadium, Bournemouth and Aston Villa played to a thrilling draw with Semenyo scoring for the home team. 

Semenyo not only earned a starting spot but also scored his third league goal of the year in an exciting 2-2 draw between Bournemouth and Aston Villa. 

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After Ryan Christie set him up, Semenyo scored a brilliant finish to give the Cherries the lead in the tenth minute.  

Leon Bailey pulled one back for the visitors after ten minutes, and Dominic Solanke gave Bournemouth the lead once more. But the victory was not to be, as Ollie Watkins' late equalizer gave the Villans a share of the spoils.

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