Ghana forward, Samuel Tetteh sealed victory for LASK Linz in a 2-0 triumph on the road against 9-man SK Sturm Graz in the Austrian Bundesliga on Sunday.
Tetteh was not the only Ghanaian involved in the game as defender and compatriot Isaac Donkor started the game for Sturm Graz at Merkur-Arena but got sent off in the 72nd minute for a second yellow card offense.
Sturm Graz went a man down as early as the 31st minute and LASK made the numerical advantage count by scoring their first goal just before halftime break courtesy a penalty converted by Marko Raguz.
Tetteh came off the bench to replace Husein Balic in the 56th minute.
The 23-year-old, who has been on some fine form, fired home the second goal in the 83rd minute after an assist from Peter Michorl.
LASK Linz are now 3rd with 28 points after 28 matches and in position for an automatic Europa League spot next season.
LASK are building up points after they were docked 6 points over COVID-19 violations before the resumption of the Austrian Bundesliga.
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