Video: Hakim Ziyech Scores a Brilliant Goal And Breaks Didier Drogba's 12-Year Record

Hakim Ziyech, the Moroccan international and Chelsea mid-fielder has once again put Africa on the map.

Hakim Ziyech, was absolutely outstanding in Chelsea’s victory over England Rivals Sheffield United Sunday evening.

He scored Chelsea’s second goal of the game after controlling the ball and releasing a super shot into the net.

He has scored his second consecutive goal for Chelsea at the Stanford bridge, he scored the winner against Atletico Madrid in the uefa champions league and he did same today.

In doing so, Hakim Ziyech is the only African player after Drogba(2009) to score two consecutive goals for Chelsea at the Stanford bridge in two different cup competitions.

Hakim Ziyech scored the clutch goal and celebrated it by telling everyone to Zip it. You will Absolutely love to see it, Africa to the world ones again.

This is the link to watch the brilliant goal scored by Hakim Ziyech: https://twitter.com/EmiratesFACup/status/1373657096177221640?s=20

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