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Ghanaian midfielder Emmanuel Agyemang played a crucial role in Wolfberger AC's 2-1 win over Lask on Saturday, December 7.
The goal contribution was the youngster's second Austrian Bundesliga assist of the season.
Agyemang's pinpoint cross in the 60th minute found Erik Kojzek, who headed home the winning goal. The assist rounded off a thrilling comeback for Wolfesberger, who trailed 1-0 at halftime.
Lask took the lead in the 43rd minute through Maximilian Entrup, but Wolfsberger equalised just three minutes into the second half thanks to an own goal by Maksym Talovierov.
Agyemang, 20, has now contributed to three goals in the league this season, with one goal and two assists. He was replaced by fellow Ghanaian David Atanga in the 66th minute.
The win means Wolfsberger climb to fourth on the league table after 16 games played, 10 points behind leaders Sturm Graz.
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