Angu Lesley Ngwa Akonwi
Football Writer,kick442.com-Cameroon
Sassuolo Women secured a crucial three points in their Matchday 3 Serie A Femminile clash against Como, edging a 1–0 win on Saturday — and it was Cameroonian forward Naomi Eto who made all the difference.
The 20-year-old striker produced a moment of class that separated the sides, striking midway through the second half to hand the Neroverde their first away win of the season. Her goal — a cool finish after breaking through the Como backline — underscored both her growing confidence and her importance in Sassuolo’s attacking setup.
Eto’s tireless work rate was evident throughout the encounter. She consistently stretched the Como defense with her runs in behind and proved a constant outlet for her teammates. Beyond the goal, she showed maturity in her link-up play and defensive pressing, attributes that have quickly made her one of Sassuolo’s most influential figures early in the campaign.
Coach Gianpiero Piovani will be delighted with the Cameroonian’s contribution as Sassuolo bounced back from a tough start to the season. For Eto, who continues to adapt impressively to Italian football, this performance further cements her reputation as one of Africa’s brightest young forwards on the European stage.
Sassuolo will now look to build on this momentum in their next outing, with Eto surely central to their ambitions once again.
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