Ghanaian attacker Dominic Oduro has expressed delight about his scoring for Montreal Impact in their 2-0 win over Orlando City in the American Major League Soccer.
The 29-year-old scurried off his seat on the substitute bench in the 67th minute and left it late to hammer the nail in Orlando's coffin.
"Its great to come off the bench and score at that time," he said in the post-match interview.
American international Donny Toia had directed a wonderful corner kick into the net with a fabulous header from inside of the box in the 36th minute.
Oduro, who was playing his second game for Impact after returning from a month injury lay-off, ensured Impact finished the game with all three points late in the game.
He picked a ball inside the box, tried to release a pass to an unmarked team-mate but his pass was blocked. He picked up the ball and buried his effort into the net.