Ghanaian attacking midfielder, Kwadwo Poku scored the opener, but his outfit Miami FC were held to a 1-1 draw by Minnesota FC on Saturday night in a North American Soccer League match.
Kwadwo Poku broke the deadlock of the match in the 51st minute, after a scoreless first 45 minutes with a tap-in to give Miami FC a 1-0 lead.
Minnesota tied it minutes later when midfielder Jack Blake sent a long ball down the middle toward Laing. It was headed toward the goal by a Miami defender but dropped to Laing, who chipped it on a volley over Miami goalkeeper Daniel Vega.
Kwadwo Poku has so far registered 4 goals for Miami FC.
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