Alex Iwobi celebrated Fulham's 3-1 victory over Newcastle by enjoying traditional Nigerian Semo and egusi. His standout performance included a crucial assist, bringing his Premier League total to 31, just two away from Nwankwo Kanu's record.
In a vibrant display of culture and athleticism, Super Eagles midfielder Alex Iwobi celebrated Fulham’s 3-1 victory over Newcastle by indulging in a traditional Nigerian meal of Semo and egusi. The match, held at Craven Cottage, marked Fulham's fifth game in the English Premier League, with Iwobi playing a pivotal role in the win.
Following the match, Iwobi shared a video on social media showcasing his post-game meal, highlighting his deep connection to Nigerian cuisine. This culinary choice aligns him with other African players who have credited traditional dishes for their athletic performance. Notably, Borussia Dortmund's Karim Adeyemi has previously mentioned Fufu as a contributor to his speed on the field.
Iwobi's performance during the game was commendable; he provided a key assist to Fulham's new signing, Emile Smith Rowe, contributing significantly to the team's success. With this assist, Iwobi now has 31 assists in the Premier League, just two shy of surpassing the legendary Nwankwo Kanu’s record of 33 assists in England's top tier.
