In Bournemouth's 3-1 victory over Fulham in the Premier League, Ghanaian striker Antoine Semenyo once again became the focus of the game.

With two goals and one assist, Semenyo not only led the team to a comeback victory, but also admitted after the game that he was in the best form of his career.

The game started poorly, with Fulham's Ryan Sessegnon taking the lead. However, Semenyo's individual skill quickly changed the situation, scoring in stoppage time to seal the victory. In a post-match interview, Semenyo said, "The first half was a bit dull, but the coach encouraged us to try more shots at halftime."

"Although it was frustrating to concede a goal, we kept building momentum and ultimately won. When I got the ball, I knew I could get past the defense. I looked up and saw there was no chance of a cross, so I decided to shoot between the goalkeeper's legs, and the execution was perfect."

Semenyo laughed off the second goal, admitting he was exhausted but remaining calm: "I thought Ben would do it himself, but he made a good pass and found me."

Regarding the outside praise, Semenyo remained humble: "For those in the team, this performance is not surprising. We will continue to work hard and see what the future holds."

Finally, he attributed it all to his faith: "I want to believe that I am playing the best football of my career, and I am very grateful to God. I am reaping the rewards of my hard work, and I will always be grateful to him."

On this perfect night, Semenyo once again proved his value as the core of Bournemouth's front line, and also let people see a mature and confident striker who is on the road to the top.