Ghanaian international, Andre Ayew, was on the score sheet once again as his Swansea City side recorded a 4-1 win away at West Ham United on Saturday afternoon.
The 26-year old scored Swansea’s second goal of the afternoon late in the first half after Wayne Routledge had put the Wales side ahead on 25 minutes.
Ki Sung-yueng scored early in the second half to essentially endthe contest, and the Hammers’ hopes of ousting Manchester City and United for a Champions League berth.
But Hammers Senegalese forward Diafra Sakho gave the home side an aorta of hope with a close-range finish which in the end proved to be a mere consolation.
Bafetimbi Gomis added a fourth for Francesco Guidolin ‘s side, putting the icing on the cake following what had been an explosive match in London.
Ayew’s goal is hid 11th of in the 2015/2016 Barclays Premier League.
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