Ghana midfielder Amankwah Forson climbed off the bench to score a brace to secure a 2-1 comeback home win for Norwich City in the English Championship on Saturday evening.
Substitute Amankwah Forson scored his first two Norwich goals in stoppage time against Coventry to earn the Canaries a remarkable Championship victory at Carrow Road.
Coventry were closing in on what would have been their first win at Norwich for 16 years before the Ghanaian midfielder curled home an equaliser and then conjured a winner.
Milan van Ewijk had put the Sky Blues ahead with a close-range volley at the back post in a first half that ended with a smattering of jeers from a frustrated Norwich crowd.
Oliver Dovin made a number of saves for Frank Lampard's Coventry either side of the interval, which included keeping out an Emiliano Marcondes header from close range soon after the break.
Borja Sainz went on to have a scrambled effort cleared off the line and Kenny McLean hit the crossbar as the Canaries searched for a response which finally came from Forson with two stunning finishes that had the home crowd in raptures.
The 22-year-old's memorable double to open his account for the club five months after his arrival had him hoisted off the ground by jubilant team-mates at full-time.
The win keeps the Canaries 11th in the table, four points behind the play-off spots, while Coventry slip to 15th.
Amankwah Forson has netted two goals and provided three assists in 19 appearances across all competitions in the ongoing season.
