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A Long Time Coming, Says Ferguson After Ending Goal Drought in Roma Win

Evan Ferguson scored his first goal at club level in over a year while playing for AS Roma, helping his team reach the top of the Serie A standings.
Ferguson is the first Irishman to score in Serie A since Liam Brady in 1985.
Manager Gian Piero Gasperini noted Ferguson's determination despite an ongoing ankle injury.
Ferguson celebrated his goal enthusiastically, demonstrating his relief and joy after overcoming a long goal drought.

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