The Ghanaian star scored Bournemouth’s fifth goal in their thrashing of Nottingham Forest
Antoine Semenyo stole the spotlight during Bournemouth’s emphatic 5-0 victory over Nottingham Forest, not only for his on-field brilliance but for a memorable goal celebration that had fans in stitches.
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The Ghanaian forward paid homage to WWE legend Booker T by executing the iconic “Spinaroonie” move, earning admiration from football and wrestling fans alike.
Semenyo’s sets new Ghanaian record
Bournemouth extended their unbeaten Premier League streak to an impressive 11 games, with Semenyo contributing the final goal of the 5-0 win over Nottingham Forest in stoppage time.
Ghana’s Antoine Semenyo | IMAGO
His strike marked his seventh league goal of the season and moved his tally to 10 goal contributions for the second season in a row, a feat only achieved by one other Ghanaian in Premier League history: Tony Yeboah.
The match was a masterclass from the Cherries as Justin Kluivert opened the scoring with a thunderous strike, followed by a dazzling hat-trick from Dango Ouattara, who became the first Burkinabe player to score a Premier League treble.
Antoine Semenyo against Ola Aina | Imago
Antoine Semenyo against Ola Aina | Imago
Semenyo’s late goal added the exclamation point to a dominant display as the Cherries get set for a challenging clash against league leaders Liverpool next weekend.
Semenyo’s celebration steals the show
Semenyo’s celebration was the talk of the match. After netting his goal, the Ghanaian winger channelled his inner Booker T, spinning into a flawless “Spinaroonie” and landing in a superhero pose.
Fans were quick to react, with many praising the celebration as one of the most entertaining moments of the season.
On social media, supporters hailed Semenyo as a “man of culture” and applauded his creativity in imitating the WWE legend, with others calling for their clubs to sign the forward based on his flair both on and off the pitch.
Antoine Semenyo representing Ghana at the 2022 World Cup (Pro Sports Images)
Semenyo has also impressed with his performances for Bournemouth this season and has already matched his goal contribution from last season with more than three months of the season left.
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