In the 45th minute at Ewood Park, Agyemang displayed his impressive physicality and aerial skill by outjumping Blackburn defender Ryan Alebiosu at the back post to connect with Joe Ward’s precise cross from the right wing. The towering 6’4″ striker unleashed a powerful header that flew into the top corner, well beyond the goalkeeper’s reach. This goal proved pivotal, as it extended Derby’s lead just before halftime, following Carlton Morris’s opener in the 19th minute. Agyemang’s emphatic finish marks another important step in his acclimatization to English football after his summer transfer from MLS team Charlotte FC. This goal is his second in 11 appearances, having previously scored in a 1-1 draw against Southampton in early October. The victory held extra significance as it was manager John Eustace’s first return to Blackburn since his controversial dismissal from the club in February. The Rams, along with Eustace, are set to face Watford on November 21, aiming to extend their current five-match winning streak. Notably, Agyemang was not included in Mauricio Pochettino’s squad for November, meaning he will be sidelined until that upcoming fixture. Post navigation Al-Nassr Triumphs Over Neom with Strong Second Half Performance Alvarez Reflects on His Decision to Join Atletico Amid Transfer Speculation