Super Eagles midfielder, Victor Moses, returns to action as he assisted Stoke City end Leicester City’s three game unbeaten streak in the English Premier League on Saturday.
Moses, who has been out due to injury for a couple of months, broke into the Britannia’s starting line up.
He was later withdrawn in the 85th minute of the tie.
Moses said: “I was doing well and I want to get back to those levels, or even get better than that. That is what I am aiming for.”
Moses, who was talking on the club’s official website, added: “I was enjoying myself, playing well and I want to get back to those levels again. The sooner I can get back to doing what I was doing before then the happier I will be.
“When you can’t do what you want to do as a footballer, like I haven’t been able to for the past six weeks or so, then it is frustrating. I’m feeling good now though.”
Meanwhile, Leicester City lost 1-0 against Stoke City thanks to Bojan’s second half goal.
Stoke made a positive start to the match, with Mark Hughes’s men doing well to keep possession of the ball early on.
There were few chances of note during the opening exchanges, however, as both sides looked to establish control in midfield.
Leicester then spurned a good couple of chances to put themselves in the lead.
First, Schlupp squared the ball for Anthony Knockaert, but his effort was tame and straight at Begovic.
Bojan eventually put the away side in front when he swivelled and stroked the ball low into the corner with his left foot.