Ghanaian international, Kudus Mohammed registered an assist to help West Ham United hold Liverpool to a pulsating 2-2 draw in a lunch time Premier League kickoff at the London Stadium.
The 23-year-old made manager David Moyes' starting XI as usual and was operating so well in the game having lasted the entire duration of the game.
Kudus, assisted Jarrod Bowen for the opening goal with a brilliant cross with the latter making no mistake by heading beyond the reach of goalkeeper Alisson Becker.
Just three minutes into the second half, Andy Robertson equalized the score for the Reds before they subsequently jumped into the lead for the first time in the game thanks to an own goal.
With thirteen minutes to full time, Michel Antonio levelled the score for the homesters with a great header to split the points between the two sides.
Kudus Mohammed has been very unstoppable since joining the Hammers and has contributed 12 goals in the league so far; having netted 7 and provided 5 assists.
West Ham United will face London rivals Chelsea in the next round of matches at Stamford Bridge.
