Michail Antonio's record goal for West Ham was sealed with a kiss. The fun-loving striker became the London club's all-time leading scorer in the Premier League era, moving onto 49 goals by netting twice in a 4-1 win over 10-man Leicester at the Olympic Stadium on Monday. Antonio's first _ a close-range shot on the turn to make it 3-1 in the 80th _ moved him past Paolo Di Canio's previous record mark of 47 and he celebrated by running to the sideline and raising aloft a cardboard cut-out of himself. Spinning around to cheers from a packed crowd, Antonio _ whose goal celebrations often provide amusement _ finished his little act by planting a kiss on himself before tossing the cut-out to the ground. Antonio still had time to add a second goal, stretching to prod home a finish in the 84th after controlling a right-wing cross, to wrap up West Ham's second straight victory to open the season. The team is one of five to be on a maximum six points after two rounds and is in first place on goals scored. Said Benrahma had earlier set up Pablo Fornals before scoring himself to put West Ham 2-0 ahead, repeating his goal and assist from last weekend's 4-2 win at Newcastle. Youri Tielemans pulled a goal back in the 69th minute for Leicester, which lost attacking midfielder Ayoze Perez to a straight red card in the 40th for a lunge at the ankle of Fornals. No foul was given initially, but referee Michael Oliver changed his mind after reviewing the incident on a pitchside monitor. (For more sports news and updates, follow Ahram Online Sports on Twitter at @AO_Sports and on Facebook at AhramOnlineSports.)
