Ghanaian midfielder Kwame Poku opened his account for the season as Queens Park Rangers produced a spirited comeback to earn a draw against Preston North End despite playing with 10 men.
Poku’s goal proved to be the turning point in an entertaining Championship encounter after QPR had fallen two goals behind and appeared to be heading towards defeat.
The Ghanaian found the back of the net to give his side renewed hope and kick-start a remarkable comeback at a time when QPR needed a response.
His effort was particularly significant as it marked his first goal of the campaign, providing the midfielder with an important confidence boost as he continues his season in England.
QPR had to overcome an additional setback after being reduced to 10 players, making their eventual fightback even more impressive.
Despite the numerical disadvantage and two-goal deficit, the London club refused to give up and eventually fought their way back into the contest to secure a share of the points.
Poku’s contribution will therefore stand out as one of the key moments of the match, with his goal giving QPR the momentum needed to begin their recovery.
The Ghanaian will now hope the goal serves as a platform for a productive run of form, having opened his scoring account for the season in dramatic circumstances.
