Russian Premier League

Henrik Larsson's son Jordan scores twice as Spartak thrash Tambov

The exciting forward, who has attracted the attention of Barcelona in the past, netted two excellent goals as his good season continues

 
12:00pm on Sunday 6th December 2020
By
Paul Macdonald

Henrik Larsson's son Jordan continued his excellent season by netting twice as Spartak Moscow battered Tambov 5-1 in the Russian Premier League.

📷 Jordan Larsson: Match Performance

The 23-year-old, who has been linked with a move to Barcelona in the past where his dad is now a coach, now has eight goals and four assists for the season in just 17 appearances.

⏱️ 23' His first goal was a special finish, running across the front of the defender to whip his shot into the top corner, giving the goalkeeper absolutely no chance.

⏱️ 83' And with Tambov threatening to get back into the contest in the closing stages, he bundled the ball over the line from close range to seal the points.

And it was Larsson's direct run through the centre of the Tambov defence which led to a shot being saved and let Ezequiel Ponce force the ball into the net from close range.

In his 84 minutes on the pitch Larsson had a huge eight attempts on goal, hitting the target with five of them as well as touching the ball 11 times in the opposition penalty area.

〽️ Jordan Larsson: Rating

✔️ IMPROVEMENT

Larsson had been suffering one of his worst spells of the season in front of goal until this match, and this 9.0 FC Rating was better than the 6.0 FC Rating he scored in his last outing against Rotor.

🗝️ Larsson Stats

Larsson match stats

StatisticValueNotes
FC Rating9.0
Mins Played84
Shots8
On Target5
Goals2

Larsson: What Next?

Larsson could well start to pick up transfer rumours again if he continues to produce performances like this. There's more than a little bit of his father in the nature of his finishing and it's worth watching this space.

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