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David Addy did his chances of regular first-team action at FC Porto a lot of good after putting in a great show in his debut game on Wednesday.
The Ghanaian full-back was handed his first start as Porto rode over Rio Ave FC 4-0 in the second leg of their Portuguese semi-final.
Addy, 19, gave in two assists to help Porto complete a 7-1 aggregate score over two legs.
The youngster will now hope to force his way into the starting side of Porto and hopefully a place in the final with second division Desportivo Chaves in Lisbon on May 16.
Source: Ghanafa.org
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