Overview
- Rogers scored twice in a 3-2 comeback at West Ham, including a late long‑range winner at the London Stadium.
- The result kept Aston Villa three points behind Premier League leaders Arsenal in an active title pursuit.
- His league tally stands at five goals and three assists in 16 matches after the breakthrough display.
- Unai Emery highlighted Rogers' tactical discipline, versatility, mentality and rapid development following the win.
- Jamie Carragher labeled him "something special" with potential to drive Villa toward the title, while Theo Walcott said he "has to start" for England if this form holds as he competes with Jude Bellingham, Phil Foden and Cole Palmer for the No. 10 role.