Ghana's Mohammed Fuseini set up a second-half equaliser as Derby roared back from 1-0 down to beat Bolton 3-1 at Pride Park.
Ghanaian forward Mohammed Fuseini played a starring role in Derby County's thrilling Championship comeback, providing an assist as the Rams overturned a first-half deficit to beat Bolton Wanderers 3-1 at Pride Park.
Bolton looked set to take the lead into the break after Rúben Rodrigues finished off a Gaizka Larrazabal cross in the 42nd minute. But Derby came out of the tunnel with fire in their boots. Just 43 seconds after the restart, Fuseini helped craft the chance for Ryan Nyambe, who finished from close range to level the match.
The momentum kept swinging the hosts' way. Three minutes later, Jack Robinson rose to head home a Carlton Morris delivery and make it 2-1. Fuseini nearly added his name to the scoresheet in the 53rd minute, only for Bolton goalkeeper Jack Bonham to keep his effort out. The Ghanaian remained a constant menace before making way in the 90th minute.
Rhian Brewster then sealed the points with a third goal in stoppage time, capping a big night for Derby. The assist takes Fuseini to two in 10 appearances this season, alongside one goal, and shows the Ghanaian's growing influence in the Rams' attack.
