Mohammed Kudus Leaves Man United Defence Lost as He Scores Ninth West Ham Goal: Video

• Ghanaian midfielder Mohammed Kudus has scored for West Ham again
• The West Ham forward scored in the victory over Manchester United
• The former Ajax star is enjoying a blistering start to life in England

Mohammed Kudus scored for the second week running as West Ham United left it late to beat Manchester United at the London Olympic Stadium.

Two quick-fire goals ensured the Hammers collected all three points in front of their fans as Manchester United left London with another poor display.

After a barren first half, the host showed no signs of exertion from midweek as they controlled most of the second half.

With 18 minutes remaining, red-hot forward Jarrod Bowen opened the scoring for the Hammers.

Six minutes later, Kudus doubled the advantage after a quick one-two with Lucas Paqueta before firing through the legs of Johnny Evans, beating goalkeeper Andre Onana.

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In a video shared on social media, Kudus had won the ball in midfield before giving it to Paqueta, who laid it back to the Ghanaian for West Ham's second.

The former Ajax midfielder has now netted nine goals since joining the London outfit, with the strike against United his sixth in the Premier League.

Kudus was playing for the first time against his former manager Erik ten Hag.

Kudus opens up on biggest achievement

Earlier, Sports Brief reported that Ghana and West Ham United midfielder, Mohammed Kudus has disclosed his pride after relocating his mother by moving her from the slums.

The Black Stars midfielder bought his mother a house after making his first move to Europe, where he joined FC Nordsjaelland.

Kudus has been in sensational form since moving to West Ham in England.

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Sports Brief also reported that West Ham star Mohammed Kudus thanked his best friend Kamaldeen Sulemana for playing a role in his seamless transition from Dutch football to the Premier League.

The Ghana international has taken the Premier League by storm following an impressive start to life in England.

Kudus has already netted nine goals for the Hammers, including a brace in last Sunday's 3-0 thrashing of Wolverhampton Wanderers.