Southampton forward Kamaldeen Sulemana says he's looking forward to scoring more after he broke his Premier League goal-scoring duck on Saturday, bringing an end to a two-season spell without a goal in the English top flight.
Moving in-between the Premier League and Championship in the past two seasons, Southampton have struggled for consistency, which in turn has led to the Ghanaian's lengthy dry spell.
However, Sulemana was in full flow at St Mary's: direct, sharp, caused havoc and proved to be a handful for Bournemouth's defence with his pace and trickery.
His persistent probing was rewarded in the 72nd minute as his nimble-feet saw him drill a low drive into the corner with his left foot.
