What a banger from Rosa Kafaji! Watch Brignton's amazing play against Hammers
Young Swedish striker Rosa Kafaji had her star moment. Last season, she transferred from BK Häcken to Arsenal, but due to injury, she didn't get enough playing time in North London. After negotiations with the club, she is now on loan at Brighton. On Sunday, she made her first start in the WSL and immediately showed what she is capable of. She scored with a fabulous shot and contributed to Brighton's 4-1 win over West Ham.
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