Ghanaian forward Chantelle Boye-Hlorkah continued her impressive form for Nottingham Forest Women, scoring in their commanding 4–1 win over Portsmouth in the Matchday 5 of the English Women's Super League 2 at the City Ground on Sunday.
The Black Queens attacker struck her second goal of the season in the 77th minute mark, showcasing a performance brimming with attacking instinct.
Her influence on the left flank proved decisive, linking up effectively with teammates to stretch Portsmouth’s defence and create numerous scoring opportunities.
Boye-Hlorkah’s finish not only highlighted her quality in front of goal but also reflected a growing confidence as she establishes herself in the team. Nottingham Forest controlled the match from start to finish, with her contribution pivotal in maintaining their momentum in the league.
However, the victory moves Forest to 3rd with nine points on the 12-club league log, with Boye-Hlorkah emerging as a key cog in their quest to secure promotion to the English Women's Super League.
Boye-Hlorkah has now strucked twice in five English Women's Super League 2 appearance for Nottingham Forest.
By: Pascal Amoah
