Hemed: Goal was mine - but win is what matters [The Argus]

Tomer Hemed is convinced he scored twice in Albion's 3-2 win at Ipswich.
The Israeli headed his side's second-half winner but also felt he got a touch to Dale Stephens' free-kick for the second goal.
Hemed said: "I am not a player that likes to steal goals if I haven't touched it. I'd never say it was mine. I got a touch so I celebrated. If not I wouldn't.

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"I was celebrating, Dale also, but it doesn't matter. In the end we won a very important game. "We spoke about it and were laughing about it in the dressing room. In the end we are happy with three points.
"I told Dale he needs to give an assist and I need to score, so both of us were happy.
"It says a lot about us after losing the lead to still win."



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