The phrase "a second assist" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in sports contexts, particularly in basketball or hockey, to refer to a player who contributes to a play that leads to a score, specifically as the second player to assist in the scoring action.
Example: "In last night's game, he recorded a second assist on the final goal, showcasing his playmaking skills."
Alternatives: "a secondary assist" or "a follow-up assist".
Henderson thought he had a second assist, and Liverpool a third goal, when he floated an inch-perfect cross over the visiting defence for Mané to volley precisely under Casillas, who was making his 176th Champions League appearance at the age of 37. The assistant referee spotted a fractional offside, however, and VAR backed him up to the audible disappointment of the Kop.
He created Cabaye's goal - and had Wilfried Zaha been more clinical, he would have had a second assist.
The Euro 2017 golden boot winner then lifted an inch-perfect ball into Carney to pick up a second assist within 23 minutes.
He later recorded his first NHL point on January 24, a second assist on a Dan Hamhuis powerplay goal, the final Canucks tally in a 7 1 win against the Dallas Stars.
Derick Brassard, a 25-year-old former junior star acquired from the Blue Jackets in the Gaborik deal, had a goal and two beautiful assists, all on the power play, and added a third assist at even strength.
Cody McDonald then neatly slotted home thanks to a third assist from Dack.
"All the players should be proud tonight and it is the same for Mesut". Ozil's goal was his first since netting in a sublime individual performance against Leicester back in October, before he teed up Mkhitaryan for a first assist in nine league matches.
It was Shaquille O'Neal recording his second assist as a Sun with a blind pass inside to Leandro Barbosa for a first-quarter layup against the Los Angeles Lakers.
Marbury entered the game with 2 minutes 53 seconds left in the first quarter and got his first assist a minute later, on a 3-pointer by Robinson.
His first basket was a left-handed finish on a drive down the lane and his first assist was a pick and roll with Derrick Favors.
A second Kevin de Bruyne assist.
