Momen Deg-degan Lord Lingard

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Jesse Lingard, which is familiarly nicknamed Lord Lingard and Lingardinho, had a nervous moment when playing the role of carrying West Ham United win over Leeds United.

Lingard, the Hammers loan player from Manchester United, scored his team’s opener in the victory over Leeds United on Tuesday (9/3) WIB. He did it through a penalty in the 21st minute.

The penalty itself was obtained by Lingard following his swaying action while dribbling the ball from the left side of the field, until Luke Ayling dropped it. Referee Mike Dean pointed to the spot.

Well, that excited moment is present at the moment Jesse Lingard go forward to be the executor himself of the opportunities he gets. After placing the ball at the spot, Lord Lingard stepped back to take position.

After closing it, Lingard kicks the ball … but is blocked by Ilan Meslier! Good thing for that West HamLingard can still anticipate the direction of the rebound ball, who then welcomes the ball to vomit. This time the round skin can be threaded into the goal.

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If an ordinary penalty execution has the potential to make you nervous, Lingard’s failed execution will undoubtedly add to the tension. The success of the follow-up kick also brought relief, especially when West Ham finally won.

Now, Jesse Lingard himself may be nervous in other matters, still related to the penalty. It is not impossible for the next execution quota to be taken again by Declan Rice, who is usually the executor for West Ham.

“The trainer just said I was definitely going to take it again!” said Rice, laughing, as reported by talkSPORT.

“For the next (penalty), I’m going to say, ‘Jesse, give me the ball.’ I’d be happy to take the next (penalty).”

Prior to that, David Moyes was manager West Ham United indeed already gave a statement regarding the penalty for failing Jesse Lingard and his successful rebound.

“I am not too impressed with the penalty, but I am amazed at the speed with which he rebounds and hits the ball. I am very happy,” Moyes said after the West Ham vs Leeds match, as reported by the London Football.

(krs / aff)

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