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Ghana striker Matthew Amoah returned to haunt defenders in Holland on Tuesday night as his dramatic late strike dumped Omniworld out of the Dutch Cup.
The in-form forward headed the ball home in the 90th minute to give his club NAC Breda the 1-0 win and help them reach the last 16 of the tournament.
Amoah, who had missed a sitter in the first-half, made amends when he rose above the defenders to head home and confuse the home side.
The goal took his season's tally to 12 goals after scoring in the league matches this season.
Amoah has been in form this season and he is already being touted as the best player in the Dutch top flight.
Source: Ghanasoccernet.com
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