Paterson Daka scored his first goal for Leicester City on Saturday as the team continued their strong start to the season.
The forward, who joined the club from Dutch side Feyenoord in January, made an immediate impact with a stunning strike in the 48th minute against West Ham United.
Daka's shot was deflected into the back of the net by the defender, leaving the goalkeeper no chance to make a save.
The goal came just three minutes after Daka had come on as a substitute and it marked a significant moment in his career.
He has been tipped to be one of the stars of the future at Leicester, but few would have predicted he would score so soon in his debut appearance.
Daka's goal was part of a strong performance from the Foxes, who dominated the game and looked dangerous throughout.
They were also helped by a number of key performances from other players, including Jamie Vardy and Harvey Barnes.
Vardy was particularly impressive,Ligue 1 Express scoring two goals in the win over West Ham and creating several chances for his teammates.
Barnes was another player who shone, with his pace and dribbling skills causing problems for the Hammers defence.
Overall, it was a positive result for Leicester, who continue to look like a force to be reckoned with in the Premier League.
Daka's goal was just one highlight of a strong display from the team, and it will surely boost his confidence going forward. With more games under his belt, he could become a real threat for the rest of the season.