Ghanaian international midfielder Enock Adu Kofi was in top shape for Swedish Allsvenskan champions Malmo FF as they downed Greek Super League giants Olympiakos Piraeus in the Uefa Champions League on Wednesday night.
The 24-year-old central midfielder pulled the strings from a holding role in the middle for Age Hareide's side as they picked their first maximum points in Group A.
With Juventus travelling to Spain to face last season's finallists Atletico Madrid, the tie at the Swedbank Stadion went down to the wire but two late strikes from either halves helped Malmo to a resounding win.
Adu, a former Liberty Professionals midfielder, started and completed the game for The Sky Blues but was booked in the 69th minute.
Despite winning, Malmo still remain third on the section while Juventus stay on top of the table though every team in the group have three points appease.
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