Adomah fetched Nathan Baker with the ball and he executed it perfectly in the 20th minute to give Aston Villa the lead.
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Albert Adomah provides assist, Jordan Ayew starts from bench
The Ghana winger put a splendid show, while his compatriots came on in the second half as Aston Villa drew 1-1 with Brighton & Hove Albion on Friday.
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But Brighton & Hove Albion restored parity in the game on the stroke of first half through Glen Murray to register his 10th goal of the season for the hosts.
Jordan, Ayew who returned from a disappointing international break came on in the 55th minute but he couldn’t help his side produce the magical moment they had been waiting for.
It was Albert Adomah who tormented Albion with his incisive crosses which created an opportunity, yet the goalkeeper parried it away.
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