Kudus Mohammed netted his first UEFA Champions League goal for Tottenham Hotspur on Tuesday night against Slavia Praha and manager Thomas Frank is very happy he is gradually finding his rhythm back especially in recent matches.
The LilyWhites finally returned to winning ways in the continental showpiece with a convincing victory against the Czech giants having previously lost to PSG in the last round.
It took 26 minutes for the Londoners to open the scoring account thanks to an own goal by David Zima and they held onto the lead till half-time.
Just five minutes into the second half, Kudus Mohammed converted from the spot to double the lead before Xavi Simons from the same 12-yards converted neatly to seal the win.
Speaking in a post-match interview, Thomas Frank admitted the Ghanaian playmaker struggled a little recently but has really right all wrongs and is now getting back on track
Kudus Mohammed has now scored three goals and provided six assists in 21 appearances for Tottenham across all competitions in the ongoing season’s campaign.
He will hope for another starting berth when they travel to the City Grounds this weekend to face Nottingham Forest in round 16 of the Premier League
