Ghanaian defender Terry Yegbe was on the scoresheet for Lech Poznan in their UEFA Champions League qualifier against AGF on Tuesday evening.

The centre-back was named in the starting lineup for the first-leg tie of the preliminary round just days after leading the club to Polish Super Cup victory.

The Polish side enjoyed a great start to the game and opened the scoring after 29 minutes through Mikael Ishak.

Eight minutes later, the Danish side were reduced to ten players after Jesper Hansen was sent off for a professional handball.

Patrik Walemark doubled the lead for Lech before the break.

The home side reduced the deficit ten minutes into the second half, but Yegbe was on hand to restore his side's two-goal lead.

Terry Yegbe scored a stunning goal in Lech Poznań’s 4-1 win over AGF in the UEFA Champions League qualifiers.#JoySports pic.twitter.com/YPtQcoLgtn

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The Ghanaian defender surged forward before firing a stunner which beat the AGF goalkeeper to make it 3-1 for Lech.

Walemark wrapped up the win with his second of the game in the 65th minute as Lech claimed a healthy first-leg advantage.

The game was only Yegbe's second official match since signing for the club during the summer transfer window from Ligue 1 side FC Metz.