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‘How was the game?’ – Mohammed Kudus teased by ruthless Antoine Semenyo over Tottenham defeat
Antoine Semenyo couldn’t help but rub Bournemouth’s win over Tottenham Hotspur in Mohammed Kudus’ face. The two Premier League stars have met up with Ghana for the international break after playing each other last weekend. Semenyo and Kudus joked about Bournemouth’s win over Spurs@GhanaBlackStars / X The Cherries forward burst out laughing as he teased his Ghana teammate@GhanaBlackStars / X Semenyo’s Bournemouth beat Kudus’ Spurs 1-0 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday afternoon. The Cherries dealt Spurs their first loss of the season under new boss Thomas Frank, thanks to Evanilson’s early goal. It was an unexpected result considering Frank’s side’s positive start to the campaign, but it left Semenyo delighted. And now he’s in training with Kudus for Ghana, he’s had the chance to make a cheeky jibe at his top-flight rival about the game. “Hi guys, Kuku my boy, how was the game on Saturday?” he began in a handheld video posted on Ghana’s official social media. Semenyo then decided to go and find Kudus in person, who was sitting in the dugout at the side of the pitch. After reaching him, the forward asked his national teammate: “How was the game on Saturday, bro?” Kudus replied ‘it was good’ before realising what Semenyo meant, quickly adding: “We’ll be back, we’ll be back!” Semenyo then burst out into chuckling laughter, cheekily running off and telling the camera: “1-0, 1-0, 1-0.” His Ghana teammates also giggled at the jibe behind the camera. Semenyo instantly took aim at Kudus in a video posted on Ghana’s social media@GhanaBlackStars / X How did Bournemouth beat Spurs? It was Evanilson’s goal that was the difference as Bournemouth beat Tottenham in the Premier League last weekend. Marcos Senesi’s drilled pass found the Brazilian in the box, and he was allowed to turn and find the back of the net via a deflection. Spurs never managed to get going despite conceding early, with them only managing five shots at goal all game. Frank‘s side hit the target once throughout the 90 minutes. Andoni Iraola‘s Bournemouth, on the other hand, had 20 attempts as they battered the host’s goal in north London. The result saw Spurs drop to fourth with their first loss, while the Cherries moved level on points with their opponents in seventh. Kudus’ Spurs were beaten by Bournemouth on SaturdayGetty Semenyo vs Kudus When it comes to personal stats this season, it’s Semenyo that comes out on top of that match-up too. The 25-year-old scored two against Liverpool on the opening night of the Premier League before going on to add an assist to his tally. So, he’s on three goal contributions in three appearances. As for Kudus, he’s yet to score for Tottenham having joined from West Ham in the summer transfer window. In his three games so far, the ex-Hammer has two assists to his name. The next clash between the pair is scheduled for January 7, 2026, when Spurs travel to the Vitality Stadium with Kudus likely to try and seek some revenge.
Antoine Semenyo couldn’t help but rub Bournemouth’s win over Tottenham Hotspur in Mohammed Kudus’ face.
The two Premier League stars have met up with Ghana for the international break after playing each other last weekend.
Semenyo’s Bournemouth beat Kudus’ Spurs 1-0 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
The Cherries dealt Spurs their first loss of the season under new boss Thomas Frank, thanks to Evanilson’s early goal.
It was an unexpected result considering Frank’s side’s positive start to the campaign, but it left Semenyo delighted.
And now he’s in training with Kudus for Ghana, he’s had the chance to make a cheeky jibe at his top-flight rival about the game.
“Hi guys, Kuku my boy, how was the game on Saturday?” he began in a handheld video posted on Ghana’s official social media.
Semenyo then decided to go and find Kudus in person, who was sitting in the dugout at the side of the pitch.
After reaching him, the forward asked his national teammate: “How was the game on Saturday, bro?”
Kudus replied ‘it was good’ before realising what Semenyo meant, quickly adding: “We’ll be back, we’ll be back!”
Semenyo then burst out into chuckling laughter, cheekily running off and telling the camera: “1-0, 1-0, 1-0.”
His Ghana teammates also giggled at the jibe behind the camera.
How did Bournemouth beat Spurs?
It was Evanilson’s goal that was the difference as Bournemouth beat Tottenham in the Premier League last weekend.
Marcos Senesi’s drilled pass found the Brazilian in the box, and he was allowed to turn and find the back of the net via a deflection.
Spurs never managed to get going despite conceding early, with them only managing five shots at goal all game.
Frank‘s side hit the target once throughout the 90 minutes.
Andoni Iraola‘s Bournemouth, on the other hand, had 20 attempts as they battered the host’s goal in north London.
The result saw Spurs drop to fourth with their first loss, while the Cherries moved level on points with their opponents in seventh.
Semenyo vs Kudus
When it comes to personal stats this season, it’s Semenyo that comes out on top of that match-up too.
The 25-year-old scored two against Liverpool on the opening night of the Premier League before going on to add an assist to his tally.
So, he’s on three goal contributions in three appearances.
As for Kudus, he’s yet to score for Tottenham having joined from West Ham in the summer transfer window.
In his three games so far, the ex-Hammer has two assists to his name.
The next clash between the pair is scheduled for January 7, 2026, when Spurs travel to the Vitality Stadium with Kudus likely to try and seek some revenge.
