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Ghanaian forward Ernest Nuamah was on the scoresheet for Olympique Lyon in their Ligue 1 game against Reims on Saturday evening.
The left-footed attacker came off the bench to score his second league goal for the club since his arrival in the summer from FC Nordsjaelland.
Nuamah, who started both of Ghana's games during the international, was given a spot on the bench on return to club football.
However, it didn't take too long for him on the bench as he was introduced at the start of the second half with Lyon already trailing by a goal.
The Ghanaian headed home Said Benrahma's excellent cross past goalkeeper Yehvann Diouf to equal the score.
The shared points leave Lyon seven points off the last spot to qualify for Europe with seven games still to go until the end of the season.
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