Back from International duty with Sierra Leone, Josh Koroma scored twice as Huddersfield Town returned to winning ways with an impressive 4-0 League One victory over Bolton Wanderers, who have been struggling with confidence.
Ben Wiles and Antony Evans also scored as the Terriers achieved a fourth successive win over Bolton Wanderers for the first time.
Koroma put Michael Duff’s side into a 44th-minute lead with a close-range header from Callum Marshall’s superb cross.
Nathan Baxter prevented Town from doubling their advantage with a point-blank save from Evans’ 51st-minute header.
Koroma was fouled by defender Chris Forino and then scored his fourth campaign goal from the penalty spot.
Bolton’s troubles continued when Wiles curled in a left-footed shot after 68 minutes.
Baxter’s mistake, passing the ball straight to Evans, led to Huddersfield’s fourth and final goal nine minutes later as the visitors moved to third place.
Sierra Leone's Josh Koroma bags brace in @htafc triumph over Bolton
— Alie Bittar (@bittar32) September 15, 2024
Back from International duty with Sierra Leone, Josh Koroma scored twice as @htafc returned to winning ways with an impressive 4-0 League One victory over Bolton Wanderers.#SaloneX @football_sierra pic.twitter.com/uceABIW0l9
