Nigerian striker Seyi Adekoya was one of the scorers as UCLA Bruins re-wrote history to set a new record for the fastest three consecutive goals by the same team in the National Collegiate Athletic Association in their 6-1 annihilation of Akron.
While scoring six goals in a game is not out of this world, Adekoya and his teammates did the unimaginable scoring three of the goals inside 32 seconds.
It was Adekoya that set the tone for the day; scoring after twenty minutes. He fired home from ten yards, before Brian Iloski increased UCLA’s lead just before half-time.
In the second half, UCLA Bruins turned on style banging three goals in a 32-second span, with Ghanaian talent Abu Danladi bagging a brace in eleven seconds.
During the 2015 season, Adekoya was his team’s top scorer, with 12 goals (1 assist) in 20 appearances.
Interestingly, Akron outshot UCLA in the game, 19-13, but the Bruins were by far the more efficient team, scoring six times on eight shots on goal.
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