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Ghana international Ernest Agyiri scored two goals over the weekend for Levadia Tallinn in the Estonian top-flight league.
The high-flying midfielder since being deployed in a more advanced role has been the key man for his side and was up to the task once again over the weekend.
The 25-year-old registered two goals as Levadia eased past Harju Jalgpallikool, going on to record a 6-1 win at the end of the game.
Agyiri opened the scoring after just four minutes played before scoring the game's fourth goal eight minutes after the recess.
With his brace on Saturday, the Ghanaian has now scored six goals in six league games in the 2023 season, averaging one goal per game.
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