Prince Tagoe celebrates his goal for Partizan Belgrade
By Patrick Akoto
Ghana striker Prince Tagoe is underlying his status as a serial goal poacher after scoring his third Serbian league goal in five days for champions Partizan Belgrade.
Tagoe opened the scoring as the capital club thrashed Hajduk Kula 0-4 on Wednesday afternoon.
He headed Partizan in front on the eighth minute and set up the fourth for his side as booked their second straight win of the campaign.
The on-loan TSG Hoffenheim player as now scored in all two matches played for his new side since moving in January.
Compatriot Dominic Adiyiah made his first start and overly impressed but was unlucky to find the back of the net.
He shot from 20 yards but Hadjuk goalkeeper Brac parried his attempt on 43 minutes and fired a volley from 10 yards a minute but missed the target.
He shot from 20 yards but Hadjuk goalkeeper Brac parried his attempt on 43 minutes and fired a volley from 10 yards a minute but missed the target.
Adiyiah was replaced after the interval.
Tagoe scored five goals in six exhibition matches during the league break.
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