Some Ghanaian players have rediscovered their scoring boots at the weekend as a number of European leagues resumed after about three months suspension due to the deadly coronavirus pandemic. The Graphic Sports brings to you a wrap-up of the performance of Ghanaian players abroad over the weekend.

Germany
In the Bundesliga, teenager Kelvin Ofori replaced Velon Berisha in the 66th minute as relegation-threatened Fortuna Dusseldorf were held 2-2 at home by TSG Hoffenheim. Kasim Adams, Bernard Tekpetey and Nana Ampomah all failed to make the Dusseldorf match-day squad.

Elsewhere in the Bundesliga 2, Daniel Kyereh scored in the 24th minute and played the full game for SV Wehen Wiesbaden as they lost 2-3 to Dynamo Dresden at the Brita Arena. Former Right to Dream Academy graduate, Godsway Donyoh, replaced Marco Terrazino in the 71st minute for Dresden.

England-born Ghanaian youngster Jordi Osei-Tutu, who is on loan from Arsenal, was substituted on the stroke of full time as his VfL Bochum side defeated St. Pauli by 2-0. Experienced centre-back Christopher Avevor was introduced by St. Pauli in the 77th minute.

In the Bundesliga 3, Danish-born Ghanaian defender Nikolas Nartey was replaced compatriot Aaron Opoku as Hansa Rostock were pipped 1-0 at home by SV Waldhof Mannheim 07.

England
Edward Nketiah netted a hat-trick for Arsenal as they demolished Charlton Athletic 6-0 in a friendly game.

Eddie Nketiah fired three goals against Charlton Athletic
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Czech Republic
Ghana youth international Benjamin Tetteh came off the bench to score a late winner as Sparta Praque beat his former club Bohemians 1905 by a lone goal.

Benjamin Tetteh in action against Bohemians 1905

Belarus
Former Black Satellites attacker, Francis Narh was on the score sheet for Slavia Mozyr but they were battered 3-1 by Neman Grodno. Fellow Ghanaian Dennis Tetteh lasted 61 minutes for Slavia but James Kotey could not make the match-day squad.