What You Didn't Know About Ex-Chelsea Graduate Who Dismantled Chelsea single-handedly

 

Arsenal won a promising 4-2 over their town bitter rivals, Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. It is just their second win at the Stamford Bridge in three years time.


Eddie Nketiah opened the scoring chart just after 13 minutes giving the visitors an early lead. Timo Werner continued with his sparkling form as he equalized for the Blues. The German foward has scored 3 goals in two Premier League matches recently.


Emille Smith Rowe unleashed a stunning effort after he got an assist from Martin Ordegaard before Chelsea's captain, Ceasar Azpilicueta equalized. Nketiah once again Nketiah's name was on the cleansheet on the 57th minute before Bukayo Saka converted from the penalty spot.

Here are two things you didn't know about Eddie Nketiah:

A former Chelsea Player

Eddie Nketia is a former Chelsea player having being featured at the Cobhan academy which is the Chelsea's football academy. He joined Chelsea in his childhood days. When he was nine years old, Nketiah got a transfer to North London and joined Arsenal academy.

Nketiah has Ghanian roots.



Nketiah was born and raised in Lewisham, London in the United Kingdom but his parents are from Ghana. So he has an opportunity to chose between playing for the Three Lions of which he already represented them on yoth level or the famous African giants, Black stars.

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