the lone goal scored by Germany in their victory over Chelsea in the first leg of their Champions League round of 16 matchup on Wednesday.
When questioned about the key to his speed in a post-game interview at the Signal Iduma Park, the German speedster responded, “I eat a lot of African dishes.” Since my father gave me good genetics, I anticipate difficulty.
He took advantage of the opening and sprinted the length of the field, eluding goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga and Enzo Fernandez to give Dortmund the advantage in the first-leg match.
When Adeyemi is in open space, according to Dortmund captain Jude Bellingham, “not many players can actually stop him.”
“He had a hard time getting here at first, finding his feet, but now he’s flying,” the speaker said.
After the match, Adeyemi praised his side’s desire to fight for giving them an advantage ahead of March’s return leg in London.
“I had a little bit of luck, but I’m really happy about the goal,” he said.
“Everyone fought for everyone else – (the win) was really important for the return leg.”
The Germany forward was officially clocked as the fastest player in Bundesliga history in February.
While Chelsea looked certain to score in the 78th minute when Kalidou Koulibaly’s shot dribbled goalwards, Can intervened to clear the danger, booting the ball to safety before it crossed the line.
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Sources: Infotrend.com.ng
