Rasmus Kristensen, a Leeds loanee, gave Roma its first Serie A goal on Sunday, assisting José Mourinho’s team in a crucial 2-1 victory over Sassuolo.
The Denmark international was a major contributor to Roma’s victory in Reggio Emilia after coming on as a replacement in the second half.
After he was awarded a penalty kick, which Paulo Dybala converted, he scored his first goal in Serie A in minute 82 to seal the victory. Ruan Tressoldi deflected his shot, but Lega Serie A did not consider it an own goal.
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Jake Young, who had an outstanding first half of the season while on loan at Swindon, says he is not considering being called up by Bradford in January.
In 22 games for the Robins, the 22-year-old striker has netted 16 goals and supplied four assists, with seven goals in his previous eight outings.
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