Africans!!!! What a time to be alive

I think football is changing. First it's a famous comeback from Roma against Barcelona and now it's an African making the headlines in the Premier league.
Mohammed Salah scores
again against Bournemouth (seriously, when has he not scored??) to take his goal tally in the premier league to 30 and tally for the season to 40. That goal did not only make him hit the 30 league goal mark ahead of established scorers like Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, Robert Lawandowski and the likes but also made him the first African to score 30 premier league goals in a season.
I think we Africans should be celebrating because more good things are still to come for us in football like the Fastest premier league hat trick (Sadio mane) to mention  a few. Once again AFRICANS!!! WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE 

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