Victor Moses Scores Wonder Goal Against Top EPL Club, Posts Amazing Photo of Himself

• Premier League side Leicester City were on Thursday night, November 4, forced to a 1-1 draw by Spartak Moscow
• Former Super Eagles winger Victor Moses scored the goal for Spartak Moscow, while Daniel Amartey netted for Leicester
• Victor Moses explained that the encounter was a tough one for his side stressing that it was great for him to score

Nigerian footballer Victor Moses has posted adorable photo of himself expressing happiness for the goal he scored on Thursday night, November 4, against Leicester City in 1-1 draw.

Leicester City playing at home wanted to impress their fans by getting the maximum three points against the Russian side Spartak Moscow, but Victor Moses spoiled the party for them.

The Foxes started the match impressively with Perez and Kelechi Iheanacho getting some chances against the visitors, but they were to find the back of the net despite the opportunities.

There was no goal scored in the first half between Leicester City and Russian club Spartak Moscow in what was a tough battle.

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Who scored the first goal in this game?

Former Super Eagles star Victor Moses scored the opener for Russian club Spartak Moscow in the 51st minute, but the hosts fought back hard and restored parity in the 58th minute through Daniel Amartey.

The Europa League encounter eventually ended 1-1 as Leicester City sit third in Group C with five points, while Victor Moses and his teammates are at the bottom with 4 points.

Who is topping Group C?

After four round of matches played so far in the Europa League, Napoli are topping Group C with seven points, while Legia Warsaw are second with six points.

Victor Moses' comment

''Hard fought draw tonight at a tough place to come. Always nice to get on the scoresheet.''

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Victor Moses is known for this type of celebration anytime he scores a goal for his club and even when he was playing for the Super Eagles of Nigeria.

The Chelsea star was among the Super Eagles players who won the 2013 African Cup of Nations championship in South Africa under late coach Stephen Keshi.

According to the report on Complete Sports, Victor Moses explained that he had to stop the celebration because of the danger of being hurt.